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Newspaper Page TextX THlft OREGON STATES3UX: WKDVEiI)AYt DECEMBER 31. 101Q z ass if I ed Di re to r v The Wonts and Needs of the Capital City are Noted lender Proper XV r Headings So You Ca a Readily Find Them They're Worth While - ; - . y & ' . ' : i I. 0 r NORWICH UNION FIWS INSURANCE SOCIETY Tbieen, Roland Bnrghrdt iMldent Agent 871 tU St. HONEY TO LOAN fVpROTCD fARK PROPERTY AT MWBT RATES. MO COXMISSIOX THOS. K. F0RDS-o-i: FARTil LOANS HAWKINS & ROBERTS 104-207 Oregon Building (XASSIFXED AOTKBTUIXKITf Rat' P Ward. . Per Insertion lo On week (six insertions).... 6c One month 16c Six months' contract, per mo. 10c II months' contract, per mo.. 9c Minimum for amy advert's'm't 26c NEW TODAY GOOD ONIONS FOR SALE AT 2 CENTS per pound. Call at 197 S. Commer cial St. FOR SALE BRASS Phone 971. BABY BED. HAVING DECIDED TO QUIT. FARMr ing, . I am offering my 1919 monci Cleveland tractor and all equipment, including plows, springtooth, chop per, etc.. at a great bargain It is as good ss new. Roy Fitawater, Leb anon, Oregon. ( FOR SALE A DRAG SAW IN GOOD condition, also have some m weeKs old pigs. Also Home three months old. Phone 23F15, E. C. Eoff. FOUND-5-SINGLE YALE KEY. OWNER may procure the same at this .office. FOR MONTHS THE CAPITAL BUSI- ness College has not filled more than half of its calls for office help. In vi4w of this great demane for good help .there nhould be Scores, of new pupils next week. Call let us talk with you afternoons. WANTED ANOTHER CANVASSER to sell 'copies of forthcoming Indus - trial , Edition. ApDly at Statesman business office. Phone 23. FOR RENT SEVEN ROOM DWEL linr and garage on paved street in best residence section. Ivan G. Mar tin. Masonic temple. MOVING FOR SALE: MALLEABLE tel range, book cases, bed room sets, library table, dining room sets, i txminster carpets and other house hold articles. 1137 Court street. Phone 1403W BEST BUYS S acres on paved road, best berry land 11500. acres, house barn, well, rrult, $20oo. terms. '10 acres. 7JA cleared, house, barn, a it of lumber, fruit, best of soil, 13600; cash, balance 6 per cent. 20 acres close in, best of rnnif. gooH house, barn some orchard, $7500; on easv terms. iw acre, two sets of improvements. some logans, ramwy rrutt. best ot wal nut, berry or prune land $22,000. I HOUSES Crroom modern bunealow, pavea street, garage, rrult. (3500. . C-room bungalow fine location, paved street. 34250. 7-room plastered," modern house, pav ed street, good location, zi)iu; eaah. balance easy terms. 11 room modern, paved street, car line, lot 80x200. lots of fine fruit with two sets of plumbing. This would make a fine flat. 12750 cash. We do not advertise all we have list ed. If you do not see what you want in the ad. call and let us talk it over. S0C0L0FSKY v HI State St. EMPLOYMENT WASTED LADY TO TAKE CARE OF side woman. Must be experienced. Eiterly lady preferred. Phone 2091J. WASTED WOMAN OR STRONG Girl for housework, small family. 1042 Sagnaw St. CIRIi WANTED FOR GENERAL homework. Good pay. In a modern hone. None but a good cook need ct. References. Write L. M.. care Statesman. . HALh W0O1 CUTTERS WANTED WANT twiTDHiHii) men to cut oak cord ot. Shack and stove furnished. o 225, Marion hotel. HtTEMT SALESMEN WANTED i-aprienced selling newspapers pre f erfcOVnt nnt necessary, if a hustler, st!ght salary. Statesman business onus. , MISCELLANEOUS COMPJTENT STENOGRAPHER Want ed, permanent position to right par ty. lease reply by letter, giving ex- perieict. Statesman puo. jo. WANTID MEN AND WOMEN TO work in our circulation department A go proposition to the right peo- gie. Vddress the Pacific Homestead, tateanan Bldg., Salem. Oregon. TEACH Irs WANTED FOR ONE room 4co!s in the valley and in eastert aM Central Oregon. Also a teachet for lower grades in. a two room school. Salaries $100 to $113 lsers of experience and gooa qualifiruions. Cowamunicate witn f1611 M- Commer clal St..or phone 33, afr Jan. 1. F0R SALE BBAUTirLT, WALL TINTS. MANY new colors loc pound and on. mi O. Buren 171 N. Cota'I St. F YOU WANT TO GET THH ft EST farm paper, send 10c to the Pacific HoJn??fnL815m .?reSa. for atrial abwrXtlon. lieattow this ad POCLTKl V tKB northwest poui.trt . S D, d best In the wi Send $ cents fnTTi..?. J 8alP $ cents for sampi;- todTylT The Northwest PouItr7i' Oregon. MentigntMs .Sf ' dress Salem. MI SCELLAlCEor- FOR SALE A FEW ITAMiw'L,.' trees. Phone W tilA,! PRL?f FOR SALE LIGHT TRUCI? 777 Box 425. Silverton. O-' Add 1 ireB MiVEJJ7 SMOKER JUST TRY 7 Kinsmen fc Cigar. Th iiA T?.T esort filler smoke of MtfffaetP "VU "t . B7C1" Jtl MISCELLANEOUS. KANCSE FOR SALE. AM INSTALLING electric and will sell a Laurel range in first class condition, Phone 1940. 'WALL PASTE." NO COOKINO RE quired. Sticks everything. Max O. liuren ,179 N. Commercial street. "WALFELT" TOUR HOUSE; ITS superior to cloth, at about half pries. Max O. Burea 179 N. Cora l St. USED CARS FOR SALE 1518 MAX. well good as new; 1917 Maxwell, run tOOO miles. Cash or terms. 17 bo. Commercial. Phone S9S. WANTED SACKS. RAGS AND ALL Kinas or Junn. bit-In bock Junk Co.. 32C S. Commercial St. Phone 30a. Used cars for sale. Parts of cars at half price. WRITE FOR "DIET AND CLIMATE IN Tubercluosis," 22 pages, very Intel -eating. P. T. Meldon, Box 652, Sau hiernaraino, caur. WALLBOARD" CAN BE USED OVER lath or studdinsr. Can tie tinted or papered. Max O. Luren, li9 Inorthlof vision and the relief of Eyestrain Commercial street. land Headache. Of flea closed fiaturdava. n m mliTTi m m t n. . . , . . . k nvfif a) I wju-jli vij. I jb ' vAiMAfl uuu x u 19 u-ucj iiur vk wnwn ijuuij- gratlon has been carefully revised, making a handsome little book. It tells In graphic terms of the massa cre of the Oatman family of the es cape of Lorenso, and the captivity of alary and Olive. Mary died of star vation and Olive was purchased from the Indians five years later. The price is 20 cents, postpaid. Address Oregon Teachers Monthly. Salem. Or. FOR RENT hocsb 6-ROOM HOUSE FOR RENT. MODERN except furnace. Phone 494. FOR RENT HOUSES. APARTMENTS. and farms. F. L. Wood, til Stats street. Phone 794. f a MALL HOUSE IN OUTSKIRTS FOR rent, is in poor condition. Will al low two months' rent for fixing up. then $5 a month. Big garden clot. Lease if desired. Statesman business orrice. ROOMS FOR RENT MODERN STORE ROOM. See J. H. Lauterman, Argo hotel. FOR RENT ROOMS WITH HOT water heat and lavatory with . hot and cold water. 1030 Chemeketa St. Phone 1Z80. LOST AND FOUND LOST LOST SHOE BUCKLE IN BLACK and silver, Monday. Reward. Phone 3363 LOST A 15 INCH STRING OF PEARL beads at Fair Grounds or in city. Re- waro. rnone zasx. WANTED WMWWWWMWMWWWWWWW HISCELLAHTEOtra. WANTED TO RENT OR LEASE house with 6 or more rooms. No children, phone 1543, WE BUT ANT KIND OF USED CARS. rnone 199. 197 South Commercial. AUTOMOBILE DIRECTORY OLESON AUTO EXCHANGE 349 North Commercial St. Phone fififi Saxon Six $$50. Ford bug $275. 1915 Mudebaker $415. 1 ton Ford truck $350.; 1917 Ford delivery car $400. 1917 Maxwell in fine condition $450. BRINO YOUR BATTERT WORK TO the Battery Shop, 363 N. Commercial street. Pfeene 413. Ail work guar- aieeo. . - I AUTO IEBTICI SUIPP'B AUTO SKRVICB CITT AND country trips. Phone:- Day, lit; nignv. sos. TXRJSS REPAIRED TCLCAHIZTJIQ GATES HALF-BO LK TIRE! SERVICE Station. 177 South 'Commercial St. fnone ia. LODGES Chemekets Lodge No. 1 meets Terr Wednesday evening st 7:80 st theI. O. O. F. HalL BUSINESS CARDS s1saSsissaMsasajSBjas I DRAYS AND EXPRESS. LAR1IER TRANSFER WES MOVE) AND tore goods. Day phone tit. Night pnone uii. fSK JCXK. JTJNEC WANTED WB PAT HIGHEST price for Junk of every kind. Let ns make you a price on your household goods. The "Bauare Deal" Hons Capital Junk'Ccs, 371 Chemeketa St Phone SSS. nZTAHCIAU FREE INFORMATION IF YOU WANT Information about any kind of life Insurance, see J. F. Hutcbason. dis trict manager for the Mutual Life of New York. Office at 171 State street Salem. Ore, Office phone $1. real- dence 139. XAUHDBXES. CAPITAL CITT STEAM LAUNDRY Quality work, prompt service, 13S4 Broadway, pnoae isa. SAlASU STEAM LAUNDRY QUICK delivery and carer ui work. Dry wash 4c per pound. 11$ SoutL Liberty Fnone is. r- HOME WET WASH LAUNDRY REG ular washing done at a rate every body can afford. For only 80 cent we will collect, wash and deliver your washing within twenty-four hours Phone 111"- - rap IEE EXPERT LAUNDRY MAX. 43 Farrv 8L I psy top market pries for chickens sad ecca. Hoese phoae 1333J Sbep phoas 1889J. - MONEY TO LOAN nnvPDVUrVT I)AN9 AT IU PEI cent. w. d. smith. 303 Salem Bank ot Commerce. MONEY TO LOAN ON FARM LANDS 5 per cent Federal Farm Loans. 34 M years time. 4 nr cent Private Funds. S3 years time. Citr Loans. Reasonable terms. Pay off like rent. A. C. Bohrnstedt 401 Masonic Temple, Salem. 1 Read the Claisified Adj. NCRSEnifvS iaaa ' " " " - n-- -inn.n.ruu UU FOR SALE FRUITLAND NTTRSERT nas a few thousand Italian Prune trees, graded t ranquet Walnuts, and also other Nursery Stock. Phone in v zi. hi. 8. aalfm. Ore. nEPAlKlStt AND Vl'HOLSTKHI.NO FURNITURE HOSPITAL I HAVE opened up a first f jass shop, repair ing, ana rciinisning ana upholstering. All work, guaranteed Will call and entimate your work I'hone 1742. IZU1 W. iTommereial. M. Brown. lECOKU U1D VXTRSlTXmm ' WANTED SECOND-HAND FURNI- ture, rugs, carpets, stoves, machinery and tools. Best prices paid. Tha Cap ital Hardware A Furniture Co, 345 N. Cora l ot Phone 947. PEOPLE'S FURNITURE STORB 171 N. Commercial. Phone 714. Home of bargains. New and second-band fur nishings and hardware. We buy, sell and exchange. Highest cash price paid Tor t econa-nana gooas. r OPTOMETRISTS. DR. L. HALL WILSON Special-1 " , . , cause 01 suuenng 1st in the Modern Scientific Ap- I which looked out at me from Kathcr plicstipn of Glasses for the aid foe's wonderful brown eyes' rn aii thai 1 iatr Irvatatf4t I a, I I in rm 3in.Tii II H u.nlr Uiillflin, fnoil, Office 146; res. 1144 - . rAlXTlXG AND TAPER HANGING HOUSE PAINTINU. TINTING and I paperhanging. R. H. Keith. Shop 1 442 Ferry St. Phone $49. Residence I Phone 821. TRAH irKB-BAtTLTHG capital city transfer CO. 22llnto ner hands, and she is a part of State St.. phone 933 Distributing. forwarding and storage our specialty. uet our rates. AUTO TRUCK SERVICE. ANT KINT of hauling. uousenoia moving Jobs done prompt ly. Try me once, ximme. 476 State St. Phone 911. Residence phone 11 21 J. inraiin HiKn goods I MMM-MMi"Kii'i I WE BUT AND BELL SECOND HAND I SeaTcVBaT coiTa toZ lid chains. Fred Scblndler. it! center street. I i WALL PAPER, rAIHT WALL PAPER AND CEILINO PAPER I 20c and up double roll. Max O. Bu ren, 179 N. Commercial St. SEE PORTER FOR PAINTS. WALL Paper and Picture Framing. Ooou workmen. 466 Court St. Phone 416. WOTEa WIRJB BTKNCIXa Denes Xatleeal ec Asserieaa Fe 11 slaea, M la to U Is, high. Paints, Otis and Vanish. Steves Beballt mm4 UepatreeV Legaaherry aad He Ueeka. Salesa Feaee A Steve Westta. 114 1 tM Cmrt St. R. CEIXESH PHTSICIAJI DR. L. M. HUM CURES ANT KNOWN disease. 163 B. High St. Phone sis. PROFESSIONAL Ww.ww.wmWm DR. O. U SCOTT. D. C. CHIROPRAC-1 n T B r rr.ilil.1. IOI.1I II M I N. Bank Bldg. Phone 87: Res. 628R. drs. white and MARSHALL oste- I opathic physicians and surgeons. 60S I UV s. National Bank Bldg. Phone I se n . 1. 1 . . i 859. Lfl . V III ICT I r.iurinr irirnvuc Dr Marshall residence telephone I 4S. 834 DR. w. L. UEROEK. QRADUATE I , I American School Osteopathy. Kirks-1 TS2ZJFbxVS2S3i Bank Bldg. Phone sis. Residence, 419 North Summer. Phone 414. DR. JOHN L LYNCH. OSTEOPATHIC Physician c Surgeon, 403-404 Oregon Bldg. Phones: Office 13: Kes. 68r'S. WATER SAL.KM WATER. LIGHT & POWER - Co.. office 301 South Com'l street. Ten per cent discount on domestic flat rates paid in advance. No de- Iiai rates paia in aavance. no u-1 ductions for absence or any cause unless water Is shut off your prem- WHOLE MILK AND PRODUCE WANTED Marion Creamery A Produce Conreturn of balmy, springlike weather Salem, Oregon. Phone 2488 SALEM MARKETS I BUXDG PRICK Bck ana Ponltry. Eggs, 52c. liens, heavy, 26c. Broilers, 22c. Old roosters, 13c. Dressed hogs, 18-1 9c. Pork. Mutton and Beat. Pork on fott, 14c. ' Lambs, 10c Beef, steers, 8 to 9 e. Cows, 5 to 8c. Top veal, 21c. rxaj. Cheat hay, per ton, $18 to $19. aOt and vetch hay, per ton, $22 to $23. Clover bar, $22 to $23. Grain. Wheat, $2. Feed oats, 80c to 85c. Beans, nominal. , Mill Feed. KetaXL Mlllrun, $t8 to $49. Wholesale To Dealer. Creamery butter cartons 72 to 73c Butterfat, 75c. FrnlU Oranges. SS to $.50. Bananas, 11c. Lemons, is to $8.50. California Orape Fruit. $6. Tecetasiea. Cabbage, 3c Onions. $3.00 a sack. Turaips, 45c a dozen bunche. Oarrots. 4fc a dot. bnwenes. Lettuce, 60c a dozen Sweet potatoes, 7c a pound. Green pepers. 10c a pound. Celery, $1 a dozen. Retail Prea. Creamery butter, 80c. nairr butter. 50 to 65c. Eres. 70c. Flour, hard wheat. $3.25 to $3.40 Flour, valley. 12.55 0 $3. Sugar, cane and beet, 13 l-2c Sugar, tack, none ollerei. REVELATIONS OF A WIFE . The Story of a Honeymoon A Wonderful Romance or Marl led Life Wonderfully Told by ADELK GARRISON CHAPTER CCCCLXXX WHAT MADGE' SAW IX ROBERT SAVARI.VS EYES AS HE RAPE LILLIANS GOOD-BY. So Jack Pickett wan Jealous of Dr. Bralthwaite. the head of the Paris hospital unit to which his lit tle fiancee, Katherine Son not be longed! This was the reason for the sulky ill-temper I had noticed at Lillian's dinner in honor of Robert Savarin; i.i. . i. . ... I had a strong desire to take my brother-cousin by his dinner coat and shake him back to sanity, when he uttered the sneering remark concerning every thing In Katlir-rlre's life being subordinate to Dr. Rraith- , n Tiiif I Mntsnimi mv a'ie 8 wisnes. nut I contented m sen witn saying caustically. Why, of course It Is! Dr. Bralth waite has given great responsibility the war service. She Is in no way her own mistress, and those who love her ought to realize th' and make it easier for her. "No doubt." Jack bowtd oMIy and lert u. I saw by bis eves as he did so that his resentment acain.-t Katherine now included me also. 1 a 1 a - . a a t a 1 out mat iruuiiiru me n'i m an. turned back to her and felt a little gQW , my heart at ,he warmth of ratltude In her eyes TarV Pv91oa . - - - - 1 - - "Thank you so much for that. Madge." She whispered. "Oh. Hit dear; I need you so! I hare so much to tell you." What is the terv first minute you 'can come to me?" I asked" prac tically. "The day afler tomorrow. it will be a late afternoon train. though." . . . "Come any time, day or nignt. vaii wish." I said lovingly. "In the man time I am going after that cousin of mine, and rend the riot act to him He needs It. Rut Jack evidently had no minu ... .nmnt with me. He at tached himself to Dicky like, a lim pet and I couldn't get him away without directly asking him for word alone. This I would not risk doing, for while my husband ana my brother-cousin were now the best of I friends, iyet I wouldn't forget mere had been a time, auv, - 1 - tvn ailAr. VMH 11CKT rm wpir tim !he thought Of Jack go I had to leare Ulllan'a without Gf another word witn chance or f"01"" h kin. Ha tntV Katherine away wueu uuu v " tne Lesters. Mrs. Watrous and Dr. Pettit went. The Durkees. uooer . . a - I. Savarin. Lillian. lucky ana i artA hxfnra the living-room fire tf- congratulate each FARMERS AGAIN HARD AT WORK - mmf .a Kotnrvi n SnnnQ-lilfsi Wfather IVCllirn Ul piAUKiuwc Moves Tractors and Plows at Qulnaby t QUINARY. Or.. Dec. 30 rW'lth the farm activities here are being pushed with vigori ' and, despite 4the moist condition of the soil, plowing Is gv Ing forward rapidly, even the heavy tractors being placed in the' fields in some localities, as the enforced va cation occasioned by the storm, has caused the farmer to be somewhat behind with his winter work. That the loss will be confine! largely to potatoes, apples, onions, and bottled stuff is believed by many, but with that Is a practical certainty that the 1920 crop of loefcnberries and prunes will be a disappoint ment. The prune bud has a pinched with ered look, but owing, to the fact that weather, colder than usual, visited this section before the abrupt fait in temperature from December S to December 20, the sap was well down In all trees, and there was none of the disastrous splitting of the 4rk which has occurred In the two spring freezes since the prune Industry be came one of such magnitude and im portance to the state. The varying temperatures record ed in a comparatively small area In dicate the freakish nature of the storm, one of which is noted in the fact that fruit, carefully packed away was lost, while under the orchard LITTLE PDDa (g "CtaS? - to sT.vVO,wJ' ronSCYnfl. Bearing other upon the success of Lillian's' scheme to prevent Mr. Allis from maliciously intruding ujon her din ner In honor of Robert Savarin. Mrs. Durkee Chatters. "So far. so good." Lillian said when Dicky came In from a trip out doors and reported that the private detectives Lillian had employed to guard her house had seen nothing suspicious all evening. "But when you leave here, have the taxi drop you at one of the subway stations between here and Brooklyn bridge. Then go over to Brooklyn and take the Long Island train from that ter minal Instead of the Pennsylvania. "Nifty Idea. Lll!" Dicky comment ed. f'But suppose the Allis party decides she will give the Brooklyn terminal the 'once over'." "She won't," Lillian returned In cisively. "I know her kind. She's the type of New Yorker who doesn't J know Brooklyn exists, or anything, else outside of Broadway and ner, own particular vicious underground circle." Her tone was wearily contemptu ous with more than a little bitter ness In It. and I knew that much of it. was because or the fact that the woman of whom she was speaking had once called Robert Ratarin "bus-1 band", and had caused his losn of sanity for li years. I "You're the doctor." Dicky rose and went to the telephone. "If we're going over to Brooklyn e'll hate to start earlier." I tried my best to engage the rnt In conversation while we waited for the taxi that Lillian and Robert Sav arin would have a few minutes to themselves. The artist had tol 1 w that he was tolng back to his home In the Catskllls the next day. Instead of staying longer, and 1 knew tb reason was his fear that he might betray to Lillian his love for her which he considered hopeless. But fate. In the person of llttl Mrs. Durkee. thwarted me. She kept up a constant chatter which though pretty and amusing nearly drove me frantic, so asxlous was I that Lillian shouldn't be compelled to say good-by to Robert Savarin be fore the rest of us. 1 didn't care to have anyone of the little group iee trap of emotion In her face. when she should leara that he was going so soon. I had meant o her. but my father's letter had i-ut tKlHr awlava. Atlt 41 f TTiX b4d. Evidently he had told her hlmseH. however, sometime daring the even- whn ah bade us all good- by. 'her farewell to him only held the . .i4iitiMi nn would natur iw exoect from a hostess to her w honor. Put the eyes of Robert Savarin as he looked down at her upturned face held something that made my heart ache long afterward. . (To be continued) trees many perfect apples are belns salvaged." : The real heroes of the storm were k. mrii mall carriers, many of whom missed only the first few days while they were preparing some suit able conveyance for snow travel. One carrier. F. L. South, who serves route 8. broke his own roads through the Qulnaby section, and during the last half of his trip was obliged to carry a lantern that he mignt reao the Inscription- upon ine letierm. Dewey Rickett Critically 111 at His Qainaby Home OU IN A BY. Or.. Dec. Dee. 20.- Dewey Rickett. who recently under went an operation on his spine. Is critically ill at his home here. Georre Rickett has returned from a brief visit at his old home In Okla homa. He was accompanied there br William Ector, who returned a far as Riverside. Calif., where he Is emnloyed In the orange groves. Mrs. William Croteau and young son. Stuart cf Aldermere. Canada, who spent several weeks here as the guests of Mrs. Croteau s aaugnter Mrs. Franklin Matthes of Waconda r now at Santa Cruz. California whore thev will be Joined by Mr Croteau and will spend the winter at San Diego, going to their new home In Nevada In the spring. Before leaving Oregon. Mrs. Croteau was the honor guest at a turkey dinner at the home of Mrs. Matthes, the af fair being In the nature of a family reunion. Those present were, air. and Mrs. Edward Matthes. Edward Jr.. Marlon. Marguerite and Augusta Matthes of Claxtar; Mrs. Susan Mc Munn of Quinaby: Robert Henry of Telkwa. B. C: Mrs. William Cro teau. and son. Stuart: and the hosts. Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Matthes and son Merle. Business railed Mr. Cro- A FEW DAYS USE WILL PUT STOMACH LIVER AND BOWELS IN Fllf E CONDITION.' HEALTHFDL-vAND HARMLESS .-FOR ,'MAN.YWOMAN OR .VfllLln TfentAjrDTXx cucisaV Sigaatere' EE This Piece of Land of 140 Acres AT FIFTY DOLLARS AN ACES 6 MIXES FBOM SALEM Vz MILE. FBOM PAVED BOAD 40 ACBES GOOD TIMBER; 50 ACBES OF REMAINDER EASILY MADE AVAIL ABLE FOR PLOW EXCELLENT FRUIT LAND ALL TILLABLE SAVE NOT MORE THAN 15 ACRES BUILDINGS, POOR, OF COURSE THE BEST BUY IN LAND , ABOUND THIS COUN TRY IN YEARS C. W. NIEMEYER "JUST REAL ESTATE" 215-216 Muonic Building SALEM PHONES 10001014 teaa to Nevada where he has a 700- acie stock farm although he visited here for a short time before leaving for that place. Among the pleasant Christmas af fairs was the dinner given by Miss Alvlna llahn in honor of her sister. Miss Martha of Portland, who spent the holidays at home. Mrs. Sasaa McMonn was an additional guest. and the members of the family were the Misses Alvlna. Ella. Martha and Esther Ilaha and their brother Her. man. who Is conducting the farm in the absence of Herbert who la a student at a theological school Is Spokane. The Misses Augusta aaJ Amanda llahn spent Christmas In Seattle and Mlas Lydla passed the reason In Los Aareles, Piano num bers by Miss Ella Ilaha added much to the pleasure of the afternoon. Deputies of Commissioner Cram Here for Conference Several district deputy commis sioners of the state Labor department met hern yesterday for a conference with each other and with their chief. C. II. Cram, state labor commission er. Their work la a general way was discussed. Today they will meet with representatives of the state fire marshal's edpartment aad with elec trical engineers ot the state public service commission relative to fire haxards caused by defective electric al wiring. Those) here for the rinfenernce yes terday were If. II. Hansen. W .11. Fitzgerald. F. 8. Townsend aad Mark er Werner, all of Portland, aad O. K. DeWltt ot Salem. CHICHESTER S PILLS Taae a P my fVme " . ui4 ia-tTJi m UaS suks rilXa, a sa sain eSaasrs nxirniif city wrr for sau: near com. mercial street. A tx plar to hulld Fine larre trees t-n It- iUS l"ri- $4S caah or irrnif. K It. Pearaoe, 441 Oregon Bldg, phone 13. HOLIDAY BUYS t three-room hoesea with good lota. $44 each; cash and terms. 7-room house plsstcred. fairly good condition: basement: wired: 4 lots $4x1 on paved street: I2S4 straw berry plants. $24S: mostly easn. 7-room house, plastered; modern; base ment: good lot: outbuildings, $: cash and terms. C-room hnuae celled and pspered. 2 lots fruit. tlt: cash and terms IS acres, smsll house. S acres in (.year old Italian prunes; best or soil. I J ..OS I 1-4 acres, small house. acres in year-old Italian prunes; best of son. $204. t choice acre tracts, good buildings. siSi sad 7is. WALTER M'LAREN Room 2S. 110 N. Com. St. We Are Now Offering: Eipec ially Attractiyc Bays in Hous es For Quick Sales 7-room modern home, full cement basement, two baths and toilets, fur nace, concrete walks, fruit. $!; good location. S rooms, larre lot. Improved streeta. Close in on inter St. A good buy, 1IS00; $340 cash. 7-room modern bungalow type. uii cement basenxnt. concrete walks, $: Some snap. On good terms. rooms right in town, hot wster furnace, good basement. Income per month. IT Irs $3744: one half caa. 4-room plastered hour. Rath, tullef and basement. Improved street. II. 444. l-room good house. Improved street. Electric light, bath and toilet. IlieO. (room close In on Improved street uatn. toiiet. ciectric ugnts ana abase ment. 31440. t-room house, large lot. electric lifhis and toilet. A good ouy. $1444: $ casn. oaisnce to suit. i rooms, barn and chicken house, garsge. $1104. (room large plastered house. Ratn toilet, electric lights. Juat off ei csr line on 33rd Street. f::s?. hen U buy front us L ll II satlsfteT Established 1914. John H. Scott Realty Co. z:t Oregon Cldg. REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE Ft) SALE LA KG X ROUSE IX OOOX LO esitoa, as Sal a. fas S&4KW. paeae IS. A DANDT F1VB ROulI HOUSE OH ZSth street, paved, for $Ztt. Small sum cash aad aneethly pa r meats. Built by ewaer aad a pre-war price. Phoae HJ4J. WANTED TO te ACRES OF OR. chard land, part or all la bertnr. fr..ra r oaly. liive prie aad fall drernetioei first letter. C. care ef Statesman. FOREHANDED If contemplating te bur avaat a Briar, f have a fine little kunfitov rs opa for SMMseeeiea. aad at prices eeatrabi to hay aow. forthaae e; sou may save by IL to so, less lag. 341 htate bU FOR SALE 11 ACRES; HOUSE. BARK, adjoining fair groaada oa tt4 hign way. prVce $!; ttrna 1. E. Hart. 36 Orege Ladg. MODERN HOLSF.S FOR SALE Con sisting ef 4. . a. . 13 aad 1 rooms, mostly eluee In. walking ;ataae. MwdntUlgr pricvd aad all rod feu? a. Tarsus. tt. it. I'nrxMi. 4fi ureses lUdg. Phoae 43. FOK SALE SS ACRES FRCIT LAND, all cleared ready te set wet, situat4 near SaUm on reck road. Has ro4 house, haxa and other eulldiags This aa eirvptioaat huy. Price $(: term a. cash, balance pt cvnt. L M IVaraoaj. Urr(ua liidg. Phoae 43. FOR 8 .ILK IS ACRES APPLE--, pruaea. logaaherrtra. J nit eetatee city limits, oa paved read, flood I roosa house. hr a: eitre rich soil; ever $: sold la frait of p. ace ta yrar. 1tk ;ee; terms. D- E. liart TWO-THIRD TO THREE-FOURTHS rrlacaat vales. r fctte A fiae cIvm la -re resKleatce IS h4 ! well adapted tm re-real te the ht claaa; evavvaieat te slate hewae aad tuaiaeaa. A hargsisi la tele prop- Aaetaer fine kea. aaaple groeads end trait: a aeaae th eat sLTMt pur retesx rMa. gKk o. SVee Mr. Flenntag. 3tl Slate Su OF GREAT INTEREST One .r the best fame ftejs la rail erep. and it ta rubl Mr espect l te he Ur. rll tanpret. cicw goa roee. ei lies acre tia. ee. Alae o-a of tae very beet fceys ta aa orchard, fine lacenae even tkra J with a vry small pma to. Jt IS reaaoashle that the lecwene a this ptac sa4 have a groae taceaae ef half its attre eoet. It is cvse ee la cr-ee ef wiy erchard liauacs at tale tiaae. w liat a if ta reader kaeve sse he alee baews ta ta statement Is not a aaer. Wsa. 11 ask ing. 31 State St, eetaailshed !. Tf Its tJOAKS. KXAU EST AT B zxsXRAXca LA FLAX LATLAa 444-1-4 Orecen FIVE ROOM BCXOALOW IX 1144 aloe k, eweth. eee block freak pev. seat, fee- I JS4. Catlt by ewaer jait efere the war. Well ceaetrected; firepiace: eaape4e caSlaet a.tr fc a; faliy plana bed. $e cash. Carl atateeaaaai beOiaiag. A GOOD LOAN I NX ED FOR A CLIENT A $: LOAM at s per eeat socared ee( improved acreage roe aerva lively vaitaed at US See, awe ntllUai Fieeaiag, Fleaatag Realty Co, 341 elate ht. WOODS BARGAINS Four reera heeae aad five lots, flae garee a laao. lit .s. nve-roora bua galow good locat ioe, $:4. t-room snodera hoese la Koeth Ml.m. a ber gaia for ii(k sale, bmall house a 04 twe lots Soeth halem. Five acres applea aad walnata ta bearing te trade for home la falem. 2 acres bottoea land close to Katena. 17 acres heariag prunes, good beUdinrs, take heeae la ftalvm part pay. Want te bey modern heeae close la. Want five or ten a eras close te Balsa wita buUdiags. F. L WOOD Bayae Bulldlag. REAL ESTATE AND LOANS a farms or aflSTAIIiilENT LOANS en city property ELSW0RTH PICKELL 341 alaeoele Temple, BaJena. GOOD BUYS (3 acre farm, nearly all cultivated, some timber, good pruae aad berry land, six-room house, barn. well, rock road. 4 4 miles sovth. Will consider part trade. IT Ice $U4 per acre. 33 acre tract. 1 acree cultivated, balance timber aad pastare. 4-room house, well, spring, rock r. rtoee reform school station oa tt. P. railroad, rrtro tisee. . 34 acre tract located cleee rn. S acres of prunes, some apples, house and barn. well. iTice eil.sve. Well Improved 44 acre rarm. mosny cultivated aad in crop, good l-rou-i ' plastered house, two barns. A mllaa ii of Salem ITice $14.S4. zs acree er good prune aad berry land. Price $U4 per sere. HOLSL BL Yd Strictly modern 4-room bungslew. hardwood floors, fireplace, basement, fnraace. Price $1144. 4-room modern beagaWw toeated a 211S State street, corner lot. ltetn streets paved. Price IKH Fine view lot located r Falrmouat hilL IJli4 feeU ITice $1444. W. H. GRAB ENHOFtST & CO. 17$ State atreet Bargains and Investments j acres 4 miles from Salem. 33 la cultivation. 7 acres In togaaherrlea. nruaea. rherrtea mA - Isrm buildings, good ec.il. good fences. V. M TKm ; terms. . l dairy ranch near Ralem. Fine dark loam anil a fi.. . - i t . ; a urn CF,, horse wagon all farm tools, hay. feed. uurllu.u iwu. snap. 1 a vest 1 cale. 34 acres near town, S acres bearirg? r- wiv ee UU 1 1 J -, ings: near school. lUrgain. $t;.i; easr 14 acres close la. all high state ef' Cultivation. I'm. nil T-. . I - . . 4. " ' lor bargains and a aqaare deal. PERRINE & filARSTERS $11-12 Commercial Club 3dg. lialem, Oregon. FOR SETr- 'ARMI FOR RENT IS-ACRE TRACT LOCAT. - w e..e awiXJ SS (, HO$ Lregon L'lectric .11 R. with dwclliar bare, orchard, pasture and farm lat together with monthly caah ev sneats for board and washing te elderly gentleman. 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