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8 ri P b tJ i rt ft i Li w i'i ft 8 1 t! l-i I' 4 - PS- . yt l.x - , CLAMOTED ! ADTEXTISZXXXTa . ' ' r Rt fti Wort Per rwTllon j ' ' , - f ThrO . iaartfc.a -. , T Owo wk (sis Insertions) Mr fils aBtbV contract, per mo..15i la Booths' eoatraca, , par asewl2 Miaiasusa for.Acy adTertfeamaot S5e. aaoota .NORWICH UAIQN "V i FIMI ,l5SnUXCiES SOCIETY Thkslsonl Roland A Bafghardt I lUildent Afcent r 871 State Bt. MONEY TO LOAN :j . , On Real Estate j w' T. K. FORD 1 .(Over Ladd ft Bush pink) FARM LOANS j HAWKINS A ROBERTS j 204-207 Oregon Building i -.OUR,, OFFERINGS ; of hxm .including some of the j finest lt the , city. , Our list of farms' and 'acreage ' complete. ; LAFLAll A LAFLAR ' 401-7 Oregon BldsV Pbvne 1144 I NEW TODAY . I WAKTF.f - BF.FORK MAT ' IS BT yeuag; ewnple, small . nwdrn house, j fDrataaed ox oafuraiabed. Would like lease year or Bore. Phono 1521 M. jAI'CTJQJI- SALE TOMORROW 1:30 pjn..174I X, Front street. EK BIO AD FOR AITCTIOX SALE j tomorrow. 1747 N. roai Htreet. IjioTlCE-- IS ROOM I!orfB AT 570 l'hMt : street moat he aold. Bea it and nake ..as, S offer. W. A. Lis ton, I agent.. . ., ..: . ' FOK SALE-16D 4CBJC DAIRY RANCH. i Priced . at- I 2,40u oad will a -c ft food gasoline wood aaw with hetse J or traction 'power aa part pj;mfn;. j Vis A..Liotoa, agent. wasted,, WORK TRCCK WUVF.K, ' suto - acfMUF." repainting or erer- hauling a your . garage. Phono bilVi. Call 223 X, Chor-n. INSIST CPO .TOCB URAUai BEXX. '-I ing 7 on Oreg oatta ,10a Cigar. i EVEN ROOMS' SOT MODERN. LARC.E loa good 4oraaiowa 4. bloehs to ear line andifMiftd atrt. wSthI'K rtowuj I Jtalanra. i15- per . nantb-. Tbaaaaotx Howlay. Ih 8tat St. WE HAVE A NICE HOME TO TRADE for a araall farm. Thomaaon a -Haw-ley. 181 H 8tata ttreet. IXrfVRE TOUR CORli-WOOD WITH US. Ala yaua pnao dfye. avtaaaobilea. Wa .-write . windmerm taaaraarci. A gent a for Oregon fir Relief AaVn of McMinntille. j?oonr X Boak 11? Ig. PbojM.aaT Staadkey A Foley. . WANTED. TO "BORROW, FROM $1200 tq f lovu irrn mortgig" ob good prop-ert--aa b aarity. Addreta- "Hi;.' eara HtatMaau . : ? - ,. FO ALB -THREB-KOOM HOCSE aa kW oa Jiroadway, aaar rhaoL. Lou pronea. - Price whh faraiture anW 0OJ ,Tmn. ; , Kraegaa. 20 Oregaa Bldg.i-i -v.-. . - FjOB UKXT "ilODKRN FURNISHED apartment. Xe ehildrra. Phona 1601. ACREAGE :iur3 485 acta. 2 1 4 m ilea 1 1 raw Salem: Rft i ggrraT f- prua, f a Vi ctis. rhartUw i,tci oi paara, .1 aero Jogaaa, ga bqildfaga,' concrete frait drjrerx Good I taiwo ' ' . . - e t ' j 5 j arw, ,4. atsm log tag, , 1 - x ra : jbarriea. , $J,500. . ... 4) acrem, rnilea from Salen) ou paved road ; -goo buildings. - gl 0,500. Uood tarn a. . .. ... ' 1 aorta, T scrag of pranca: good baild- tngs,rcioo to gcBooi. f 4.600. JPart 183 artag, A nilea front. 8alam oa pared . road, all aader -eultiratioo, sew baild lnn. S12.000 ' Good lmi . 80 acrea all trader eultirstiod; new bldg. IS acrag of lot-ana; lasiul from crty limits. U0,0oo.- Good trai, i LAFLAR & LAFLAR,. Agts. SOTJ-T )fgoe 'Bldg, " laletn, Oregos BAROAIM 1X BOOM g MODERN T.X- fept aaseraant: half block to car line and Bated afreet, nai Mml naval JUa gsraga. Foiwory SXSiO. . Smali -V. "IT oow!b loaiaora like refit. & ROWLEY ''' 91K itato itTeat tl PUT ni'Vi awn wr it . acrea. 40 bearing .praaea. 3 cberriet, V VI 1 awi aa A V V .a 1 ak L. al . . a a. " -iimarr, m room oangaiww, jflaao. In, .kalf eath, , prica fis.uoo. aB-.a a r liwu oar. - 31 'acres, 10 bearing praaeg, B loftaa. t i arr ran prwreai rata, gaai taad, gtaao la. plaao i first claas rondrtias excepting - aaaae. I'rira S11.00U. Will take Balsas residence 90 aHNC IA hl.tlaa m.m 0 1A L I half strawbarriea, rooat kooMt drier. 1 RrM, """aa. eloaa In, S11.xh. t S4.0UU euk. h.lae. V.J JB" eTV f" 'I bat. Grant Couniy. ' . w per acre ; quarter of Want fcalem residence aowt S?-f'? 160 tl-aa, 120 paatare. A I fl fl k Sam MaBOB w i - - .1 . a j ui ill rww nvurm reaiaeaea w n.n.mi, iirnm; rine modern baea- drier. '10 scree heariag praaea. te?4 tb ""- ,,r is Lian eoanty. 100 par acre, will take smaller place ISJtgrea. HO cleared. 71 tirabeV. good 1proeotetUj large li.t of stock and Implements, will take SA.0O0 ranch in ieaehaaga, Prioar glS.ftOO. ISa-aerea, TS raJtirated. 1 family or chard; good hoaae, barn. IV, miles rom high school; well fenced, rnn Bing water. Large Hat of stock and eiulpaeM: place lnfi.e atsie of fer tibty. flt.OOO; half cash. tS acrea, ralthrated. oak timber family orchard.' fair hoaae. good bam; completely equipped with stock and implements. $17,000: half cash: ITate tha largest list of henaee t erer had; fell for. detail,! 4criftien Want to aeenre a $7,000, $4,000. H Soo IBB4 a $500 loan, will par percent en IPart sf them Bring rn font exchsaget. j , HOCOl)KSKY 1 1 ' ' 4I (,r. EMPLOYMENT FXatALB WANTED A LADT FOR DISIS0 room helr. Phone -41. WASTEDA LIVE WIRE SALESMAN for s Wg propolion. Small rapfut And goad leads. MS Ststeemaa. WANTED EXERGETTO T0U50 MAX jrho baa had axperienee aelling life Jnaarsne.,tok or derilslng.Mast b tM.!:-;ot h ad M ambitions for adeaaeemeat. Must ' ZULZZUfJS. f belne-e preowatiam.sa- mere ante and profes . eioaal saea. Aaawer ia year wwa kanX i ili"5 t.1ig .ga. 'edae" Vuat '.TfL"-."0''"' aolieltar. etc. ay;ja. ,i( ttatesmaa) office. WANTXD MEjrB) WOMEN TO j? y taetlaaet A toed MpeH.ow to tre right people. JLilrZl tWs-T0ri! h-:-- FOR -SALE' OAJTAXT SntDS -L. FOBT SALE CANAB1 BIRDS. Niaht piassified;Ads;:4nJh6 . Sfatesmart Brins'Results THE OREGON STATESMAN, SALEM, OREGON FOR SALE POOLTBT fAVKKOM.ES AKB Bl?fnffa BIKUS. Trirra ou aiitration. Eufxne T. Prwott, Salrai, Ore BAHT CH1X OX SAI.K EVKItT DAY thlm wrk. P.rml varWin. RJh.-.I prii-f. C. N. . NVptlhaiii, . H Slat.' St OpMHe Count rourt house, TUB SOKTHWrBT rot'LTKY JOt'K naL . , Tko bicgnt mad html in Ike wnt Tka iie ra(aiin for life poaltrfBifn. 75e a rar; 91.00 in halera. Brad 5 rpnta for tampla toimr. Tko Xortkwat fowUry Journal. Saleai. Orcgoa. kt ant ion thia ad rncAxciAi LOANS. LOANS. LOAN WE CAN fumtab tuonry to build you a new boute or to fix up the old one if nwraaarr. Lailar A Laflar, 4U4-7 Oregon Bldg MARIOS' I'OLK COl'XTV FARM LOW aaaOH'Bttion ha nmney to Ivan at aix per'at. W. 1. Smith, aerretary -treat-Brer. 303 Kalem hank of Coainn-r-e. WE HAVE, BOMS GOOD FAJLkt MOKT gagea to aril HAWKINS ROBERTS 205 Orefos Bldg- 8alm. FABM 1APE If TOO WANT TO GET THE BEST farm paper. lead. 15c. to Tha PacifM Memotead, fialem. Oregon, for a three Matka trial aubarripttoa. lieatiOB tkia ad. HOUSES ALADDIN READY CUT HOCSES. tarns at. factory prirea. 40 to 70 pr rest redaction. Money loaned for bBitding porpoaea. Chaa. Smith, 409 Oreroa Bldg. ZJTB STOCK FKRH1I COW FOR SALE RT. 6, IloX fit. Xolde Andrew. MZSCZLXJUTEOUS BABT JUMPERS?. 13 MAX 0. BUBO', 17 No. Commercial. PKIMKDA BALM, FORMERLY BALM, of Figa. Phone 1C98-W. TRY TUB NICKEL LCNCII AT 2C1 Court. Aaything ike. WALLBOAR1) SEVERAL KINDS. Lower prirea. Mat O. Buren. SF.XD P.ILL OF LUMBER FOR IIOrSE. bwrv, ahed or fenee yon wish to build ; bnrh graa. aonnd lumber. Jinn M. Moore, KouU 1, Box 61, Htaytua. Ore. 8TAXDARD EXniAXOE. S42 NORTH Connnerrja,! street. Diaroondx, watches, musical iastrnaneata, gana, clothing. ahoea,4r. Both aew 'and ased goods bought, told or exchanged. 1 WIRE HOP, LOQAXBERRY, CHICKEN wire. Statabe, 7S Court street. 9xl2vCON'GOLKUM BUOS $10 AND UP. Mx O.iBureaj 17$ K. Com I street. LEATHER BRIEF CASES $5.00 AND -Bp-.' Man O. Baren. 179 N. Com'l. OFFICES-1 AND STORES A BIG LOT of inew books for sale at half price. Btetnborke. BEAUTIFUL WALL TIXTH. MANY new colors, loc pound and np. Max ). iBuren. 17 No. Commercial St. GOOD TRUNKS $12.40 AND UP. MAX. O. Buren. 179 N. Com'l. WANT KD EVERY ONE TO TRY Naeana paints and stains aold at the Capital Hardware k Furniture Co. 215' N. Commercial St. llione 947 NEVR.iPREAD "MATTRESSES" Finest possible. Examine them here, . Max O. Burnt, 179 X. Com'l. CAPTIVITY OF THE OATMAN GIRLS This true story of western immigra tion pin beea carefully reeiaed, anakiag a handsome little book. It tells in ' grapfcie terms of the msssscra of tha Oattnan family, of the escape of Ixren so, and the Captivity of Mary one) Olire., Mary, died of atarratioa and Olire was pan-based from the Indians fire yaara laUr. Tha price is 20 rent postpaid. , Addreaa Oregon Teachers Monthly. Salem. Oreson. . i r ' "! WOOD FOR VOOD-PHOXE 1563M. DRY FIB AND OAK WOOD FOB BALE. raoaa lit 9. FIRST CLASS 16 INCH OLD GROWTH fir. i $40.09 per cord. Phase 1461. FOB SALE OLD FIR, CARLOAD LOTS . aeiitertd, vrewster station. T. J. Mal loy, Lehaaon, Ore. WOOD SAWING AND -eTt-OD FOR 8ALE yjaaoaabhs prices, rubers Brothers CALL THE SALEM FUEL YARDS FOR yoar wooa ana coal: off too 70S Trade street! Phono . 629. FOR SALE FIRST CLASS K-in. ia- aiJa nlll m.A - u : . 1 PricS ion rar lots. See as before buying four Winter nj.ply. Fred E, Wells. C05 So. Church. Phone 1542. FOR RENT AFA1TXEVTS APARTMENT FOB BENT PHONE 403 R.( FH RENT FrRXlSllED APART ment. $90 North Cominer rial BOOMS FOR RKXT A LARGE FRONT KOM wita ant water heat, furaikhed. at the Alexandria. 103U Chemekta street Phone 1240. FOR RKXT ROOM FOB GENTLEMAN in Blotter home and centrally Wat d. Plesae give name and address. K, cam Stateamao. HotrrEs FIGHT KOOM MODERN HOUHF. lnH rent. Joaeph Barber. 200 Gray Pldg. FOR RENT MODEKN 5 ROOM 1IOCMK with garage. Call 1207R. In. Mattliia. f. L WOOD, Ml STATE ST, REAL estate, rentals. GOOD 1'CKMMIIKD HOCSKK F.KIMXO rHims;! old couple preferred, (iood 6 room boose to rent. The Pmnara McUres CVi, Raorn tl. 180 North Commercial street. LOST sAND FOUND LOST LOST THRKB PRACTICALLY NEW TrafSJ JD-AR TIRES AND TI'BKrt, They were picked up oa 7" Kwrd w- p- Thac WANTED MISCELLANEOUS WANTED USED HOUSEHOLD GOODS ranges apd cookstore. tools, men's 5T,U v". "- , Liljerty Exchange. 241 N. ICommereiel. Phmie 41 BUSINESS CARDS Auto Directory DEALERS "ALB NEW LEX7X6TON RTT n.7 model, drleeej only $.500 wiles' n & ' 1 re terw Ph.e Or K$ J" A" Rle. BATTTRT AND ELECTRICAL tSL BATTERY 8EBV1CE STATION r ETrt x."'rI.. nd 'ctrical work - F'rr" ,Rro Thotw 418 Conrt TIRES AND ACCESSORIES 8"rJ?"-AJK.IX8-l4aT K0RT HIGH. J5!iSVTfto"te- TOXNEAU CARPET MAT r t,, .J 17 H. Coat I. - Bt,REJl. Auto Directory TIRES AND ACCESSORIES A HOSPITAL t-'oi: IVJIKKH A I TO t,re. ti iUt ' h. r.-. 4'.'w South Com ui trial Tir" Sbop. FOB isKoWN ANI GKEKN LIS'OLEUM oa yuor runaiug boa'da com, to Max O fiur.n, ITy N Com'i stri-i-t. Salem. IIOKf'MAN A OKH:I!Ki:i TIHK HKl'AlK tM; valfuitMr. rftr-dtnjC. 3tl N. Cttutuierrial. 1'lion? 6W4. ALTO KOI5KS KKDICKO TO CLOSE uui; r-al tIu-: ifoJ atock Max O Huren, 179 X. Com'l. I'M VKRSAL TIRE FILLER SERVICE i ata'.nn SaT- tou tire trouble. 4'.'o Nrti:th l fmn'flr ml. USED CARS FOR SALE IMHX.E HOADSTKK T A F-r.itit-e fhoin- lOnl or it days, or ln.lWW evening. FOR SI.E 7 PASSKNGF.K IMICK 'liig hix'' 'Ifi Biodcl. 4 m-w i-ord tirc. cuxitie juat uvrrhauicd. Machine in i-x.-fllcnt condition. tou. l'hoiic 1 16.1.1 WMF OF HKST BUYS OFFERED li20 Ch-vro!et tmiring . $ 500 Ford Sedan, wire whrela Al ron- dUKB 47 Bmrk "Six" Touring 7'" 11 7 paenger Chandler 1.250 Overland 9o, Al rendition; good rubber .. 500 Good buj in a '1 ton truck Many other good buys OI.FSON' A I TO EXCHANGE 3 40 N rt li J orn m. r.-ia 1 l'tione CT.6 GAKAGES AND KEPAIB 420 SOUTH COMMERCIAL GARAGE. Aekm Wood. Phone 278. TRACT 3 STORAGE GARAGE 544 Kerry street. LIBBY'S AUTO REPAIR SHOP 220 South Liberty, Phone 901. AUTO REPAIR KHOI L. MILLER. 245 Center. Phone 890. FERRY STREET OARAGE MILLER tires, acreaaories. general repairing, 5UO Ferry. CAPITAL GRAGE HUICK. ST TDK baker, iludnon reairing. 173 South Liberty, 'boi.e Hit. STANDARD AUTO REPAIB 8HOP across from Argo, Chemeketa street. Pboae 1200. SALEM AUTO RADIATOR SHOP 198 South 12th. Phone 28. SPECIAL PRICES FORD REPAIRING Service garage, 803 N. Liberty. Phone 1277J. J C. PAIR, RADIATORS, FENDERS, Bodies repaired. 444 Ferry. FAIR GROUNDS GARAGE TIRES, Ac cessories, used cars. Our work guar anteed. 2641 Portland Road. Phone 308. - ;. -i . AUTO TOPft AUTO TOPS W. C. WSIGHT. 171 South High. AUTO TOPS. UPHOLSTERING. AUTO painting. Hull's Top Shop. "Y" Bldg. TRUCKS G.M.C. 1-TON; REPUBLIC 2-TON ; OTerhsaled and food tire. Get s prtro oa these. See Steiner, Mack Truck representative, 258 State atreet. Phone 70S. BEAVTTT PAIX0ES ORKGONION BEAUTY SHOP MARCEL wavinc hatrdroasiag. 185 SootAi Com mercial. Phone 477. BUILD INa MATXSXAL WALlJ-ELT BETTER THAN CLOTH sad much cheapen ; Mas O. Bores, 179 N. Cooi'U . ..,. , ac: 8 ABBESS COZY KO0K BARBER SBOP 1266 State. . BBaaasaBasssEsabBBBsaammaw CAEPENTEBS FOB JO.B WORK. CARPENTER OR BE pair work, phone 1659, ask for G. H. Tallman. CONFECTIONERY REMINGTON CONFECTIONERY. HOME made candies, confections, eigara. mag- j ' CHINESE PHTSICIAJf - DR L. M. HUM CUKK8.AKT KNOWN disease. 153 8. High St.. Phone 283. ' r " PBESSMAKnrO DRESSMAKING 1299 South High. DRESSMAKING LADIES' TAILORING la.Jj Madison Aveaue. DRESSMAKING. TAILORING 2720 Cherry. Phone 1878-M. DREKSMAKING AND PLAIN SEWISG. "45 Brtlerue. Phone 1620 W. JOSEPHINE FAXON DRESSMAKING 1414 Mission street. LOTTIE TOWXSEND DBESSMAKLNO. 240 D atreet. TAYLOR AND FLYNN DRE8SMAK ing. 227 Orecoa Bldg. RUTH M -ADAMS DRESSMAKER, 750 South 12th. Phone 1824 M. HATTIE WILLIAMS DRESSMAKING. 24 North Cottage. Phone 1552W. ELETHA PRUETT DRESSMAKING. 682 North Commercial. Phone 1931W. HAVE YOIR HPR1NO DRESSMAKINO done at 758 North Commercial. LADIES' TAILORING, DRESSMAKING Room ia, 2651,4 North Commercial. Pboae 1091. CARRIE FISHER DRESSMAKINO. designing. Spencer corsets to order. 9 McCormaek Bldg. r MRS. VARTT. DESIGNER AND MAKER ,B1 Oowna. 7 McCor maek Bldg. SSESS GOODS FULL LINE SPRING, SUMMER DRESS roods Mrs. Each. Phone 1471. HEMSTITCHING BALES! ELITE HEMSTITCHING, ehainstitchiag. pleating, battons. 429 Coort. Phone 958. DRUG STORES BREWER DRUG CO. Phone 184. 40$ COCBT; ZtAUNDRTES SALEM LAUNDRY COMPANY, 136 B Liberty street. Phone 25. Oldest largest beat. Establiahed 1889. CAPITAL CITY STEAM LAUXDBY Quality work, prompt service, 1264 Broadway. Phone 165. PLUMBINO PLUMBING. REPATRINey AND COIL work. Phene 15I7J. Shop, i$7 jjnita atreet. A. L. Godfrey. NURSERY STOCK ASPARAGUS PLANTS 1 TZK HUND red delivered, any quantity. Ward K 494 "' 2395 TT"lt tr. Pbone ASPARAGUS. BLACKBKBRY. CURRANT gooseberry, logsn, black rs, rbnbsrb, red raspberry plant and other nursery stock.. Any aantitr. Citr delivery Prices reonable. Ward K. Richard son, 2395 Front. Phone 494. CHOICE STRAWBERRY PLANTS strong, vigornas. well rooted. Any amount. Gold Dollar. Ettersbnrg No. 80. E. No 121. Magooo. Marshall? New ..''...""aaiTo ETerbearing. Tre bla, ilson. State inspected. Quan tity prices interesting. Citr delivery ?r,o-.IK?!L'!d D. WH. K- Rftbdaon, j-' : "-s rnois wi. Read The Classified Ads, BUStNESS CARDS 1TDSICAL Al.l.lK CHANDLER PIANO. 251 North Calli.'i'. UKATHICE si I LLTON PIANO STUDIO 345 Mariu. Phone 12'J'J. LILLIAN IIAICTSIIOKV PIANO, North Cluin-.V Phone ITS. 394 JKSMCA WILI.K. PIANO, 1TO HOCTH I II.. P!:ollc l'.l-lW. T. S ROBERTS- PIANO, ORGAN, 270 South 1 tu. Phone 770. DAN F. LANGENBEKO. VOCAL Derby Bid. Phone 2079. a I.KSA WATERS PIANO. I'bone 1IK4M. 1473 MILL MOLI.IE STY LEW VOICE, PlANOt 859 Center. Phone 2016R. DOROTHY P FARCE PIANO. 261 North Winter. Phone 345J FRANKLIN LAUNER PIANO. North 17th. Phone 1415. 268 JULIA MILLS WEHiKL. PIANO, South C'burrh. Phone 13U1R. 1560 LUCILE BARTON VOICE, PIANO. 147 North Commercial. Phone 592, 1588. LUCILE ROSS PIANO. ORGAN. North Liberty. Phone 1187W. 498 MATTIK GILBERT STRING IN8TRU luenta, 1572 fctata. Phone 1156 K. Wf.STERN CONSERVATORY OF MU3 ic of Chicago. Frank E. Churchill, rep reaeutative. Diplomas granted. Odd fellow's bldg. SAI.EM CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC All branches taught, diploma's granted. John R. Sites, director, 1237 Court. Phone 026. TUNERS WENDELL HELM ing. I'bone 492. -TUNTNO. REPAIR- EDWARD WEI.P EXPERIENCED piano toner. Lt-are orders Will's Music store. 1! W. BAl.l.ANTYNE, TUNER. PLAY era a ape. utlty. Phone 352. Cher rillgtoll i'lkllO I louse. PIANOS PIANOS. PLAYER PIANOS; NEW. used. J. W. Tallman. 121 So. Com'l. CHERRINGTON PIANO MOUSE. HAN dlea Bnah-Lane celebrated pianos. 415 Court, Phone 352. PRIVATE HOSPITALS WANTED CONFINEMENT CASES AT private hoapital. I have, best of equip ment. I'bone 1959J. PAINTING ft PAPEKHAKGINQ FOB TIXTINO AND PAPERHANGINQ Call Max O. Buren, phone 131, 179 N. Commercial. PAINT CONTRACTORS . DAVIS A STRAVWBACOH GENERAL contractors ; paints, oil, wallpaper. 220 South Liberty. I'bone 901. PAINT. WALLPAPER WALL PA8TE IT STICKS EVERY -thing. Max 0. Baren, 179 N. Corn's. WALL PAPER AND CEILING PAPER 20c and up, double roll. Max O. Buren, 179 No. Commercial St, IVORY PAINT FOR INTERIOR WOOD work. Correct np to date ahade. Max O.. Buren. 179 S. Com'l. SEE PORTER FOR PAINTS, WALL per and Picture Framing. Good work- men. 455 Court St. Phone 485. HAT SHOPS HAT. SHOP MEX'S AND WOMEN'S hats renovated and blocked 495 Court ' street. r . - . - PERIODICALS MISS GOODH CE TAKES 8U3SCRIP tions for all magaxinea. 251 So. 17th Street. Phono 741 M. BEP AIRING AMD SHARPENING CUTLERY CRINDINO, LAWN MOWEBS .sai. ty rszors. etc. Stewart Kepatr Shop, 347 Court street. BEN WHEELRK EVERYTHING1 BEl paired. General sharpeaing, ehimaey weep 14M5 N. 17th St.. Pboae 141 8W STENOOEAPHERS PUBLIC KTENOGRAPTSKR 108 MAS onic Bldg. Pboae 178. SECOND HAND GOODS WE BUY AND FELL SECOND HAND goods of all kinds, pipe fittings, har ness, collars, collar pads, tools! and chains. Fred Schiadler, 258 Center street STOVES STOVE REPAIRINO SPARK MOST REMARKABLE moderate priced enamel range on the mark' t. Max O. Buren. 179 N. Com'L STOVE REPAIRINO, REBUILT. COILS, connections. Will call and clean, pol ish at house. 271 North Commercial. Phone 784. STOVES REBUILT AND REPAIRED 40 yesrs experience; Depot National fence, sixes 26 to 28 ins. high. Paints oil and Tarnishes, etc., loganberry snd hop hooks. Salem Fence and Stove Wrjis0CjTOrttreet, Phone 124. SCAVENGERS SALEM SCAVENGER GARBAGE, REF use of all kinds removed. Cesspools "',. x none AOf. TAILORS FRANK PALM MERCHANT TAILOR, Z'H North Commercial TAXI DIRECTORY LA.K,A-l TAXI COMPANY PHONE 540. THE OREGON TAXI TRANSFER CO Liberty k Ferry Phone 77. Dry i i1 " inrh mnM "' TRANSFER HAUXIKQ FOR LIGHT EXPRESS AND BAGGAGE transfer, rail 61 7 W. CHAS CHANDLER GENERAL TRANS Phioe 74 Und' Ctark Ti UW. MERCHANTS COOPERATIVE DELIV "7 servk-e, baggage, par cel delivery, trunks to or from depot SOcts. 179 Sooth High. Phone 23(L FRANK M NEWTON GENERAL trjinsfer. local, long distsnce hauling Office, stand. Shafer Harness store. I'bone 411 741-R CAPITAL CITY TRANSFER CO.-226 Stste Rt, phone 93:t. Distributing, forwarding and storage our specialty. " i I OJ i t-r. E5 WATER SALEM WATER. LIGHT POWFR CO Office 801 South Com I St. T.n per cent discount on domestic flat rates paid in advsnTc-. N0 deductions foT ab sence or any cause nnleaa water is abut off your premises. WHERE TO EAT WHITE CLOUD TEA HOUSE CHINA dishes, noodles, free dancing. Ooen 9 am 1 at night. 110 N. Com ' 1. PROFESSIONAL CHIROPRACTORS DT J8,"' - CHIBOPBAC CHTROPODHTS FOOT CORRECTIONAL SPECIALIST AppIiaBee, from indtridnal impressions Hansfaetwn ....b, cim V Tatro. Masonic Bldg Phone 442. Read The Classified Ads, PROFESSIONAL OPTICIANS GLASSES F ITT EH BY DR. L. R. Bl'K ilctte at Hie Blow Opljrsl Coiiipauy, Stuff fclreet, opposite Ladd and Hjh Bank. OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS l)KS. WHITE AND MARSHALL, U. S. National Bank Bldg. 606 1K. W. L. MERCER. tISTEOPATHIC PhysioiBB and surgeon; KirksvilW pra.luatv, 404-405 j. tl. National Bank Bldg. Phones Office, 919: Res. 614. DR. JOHN L. LYNCH, OSTEOPATHIC Physician Bad Smgeon, 40.1 404 Orerc Bide: Phones: Office. 1304: Kes. 5V LODGE DIRECTORY UNITED SPANISH WAR- VETERANS, ramp 5. Armory. First. Third Mondays. REAL ESTATE COOD IMPROVED 100 ACRE FARM near Stuyton. 30 acres under culti vation, 70 acres Surinam river hot torn land. Good neighborhood, good school, good road. Price $5,000. A, C, BOHRNSTEDT 40T Masonic Temple Salem, Ore. 6 ROOM PLASTERF.re HOUSE; BATH toilet. renient baaement, foundatiol and walk; 9 4 acre of land planted t4 bearing fruit; 1 block to poved etreet; 3 blocks to rar. $3,250. $1,000 caali balance 6 percent. H. S. Belle, 44l State street. FOR RENT FIVE ACRES OK LAND, half acre in Ktruwbi-rriex set last year, balance to l.e put in broccoli. Will pay for plowing and fiirnith seed, renter to raise and market crop for half of gros proceeds. SQUARE DEAL CO Plio-.io 470 202 U. S. Bank Farms For City Property We h.nvc several small furms and some Lirse ones to exchanre for city prop erty, if yon want to ico to the coHntry. .e n. we have what you want. Jos eph Bnrbpr Real Estate Agency, 200 Cray Bldg. Best Buy in South Salem 5 room modern bungalow, two lo's, east front: garace. Only $3.0o0. New 5 room plastered: bungalow, modern, full basement and fireplnce; everything up to date; rinse in. Pri-e $4,500. 7 room house, close to car line, for only $M5; $2o will handle it. 7 room modern iiouke, a good on?, for $2,250; easy terms. Ranches for city property; automobile for vacant lot. JOSEPH BARBER Real Estate Agency 200 Gray Bldg. GOOD BUYS 90 acre farm, 88 acres cnltirsted, Voild ines. stock and machinery; will con sider farm in exchange near AnmsTille lrice $17,000. Good 7 room modern home in Salem to trade for property in Yakima. WaRh. 10 acres of bearing proneH, will consider home in Salem up to $2,250 as part payment. Price $5.QoQ. Well improved 142 arte grain and dairy farm to trade for "out hern California property. Price $15,000. fi50 acre stock and grain ranch, 200 acres cultivated, building, ; Wni con sider small aereatre or city property up to S20.0OO. Price $50 per acre. HOUSES 6 room bonse and large lot. bearine fruit, price $3,000; $1,000 down, bal-j siw-e terras. House and lot located 8 blocks out in mi nateni; tnree rooms finished, Uravel street. Price $2,350. II yea are looking for a lot, aee. us. We also have a Urge list gf. farms and W. H. Grabenhorst & Co, 275 State street Bargains & Investments Six room bouse and 8 lots near carline, north Salem; snap. $1,850. Easy terms. - 1? 11 acres 4Vi miles from Salem, 6 acrea in gooseberries, spplet and cherries; 6 room bungalow and barn; $3,500, icriiia. Six room modern house, south Salem: nice location ; 2 fine lota, lots of trim; near carline; snap. $2,200; terms. Dandy good 2 ton truck to exchange for city property or acreage. Money to loan good exchanges. PERRINE & MARSTERS 21113 Grsy Bid. L. A. HAYFORD REAL, ESTATE AND FIRE INSURANCE 305 stste St. A good havne of fl rooms in fine rondl lion, wun garage, garden, fruit, etc., for a few days only at $3200. cash $500. 6 room house well lorsted on psved street, cement walks, toilet, bstb, light. ga, etc., good garden ground aud on atreet car. Soma furniture with place a i, price j.miv. terms. 10 room house, psved street, cement side walks, modern with furnace and vaa garage, lot fixl5, Iocs t ion good snd close in. This is a bargain at only niuii, easy terms. L, A, HAYFORD 805 State St. A DANDY LITTLE COTTAGE WITH NEW OAR- age. fruit and close to ear. $1,imi. nree otner goon select hoys at $2,250 $2,750 and $4,000 resectively. 5 li, 7 rooms, sll modern. New Matin. We have 34 photos of select resiJenres just tokt-n, coino in and look them over. FLEMING REALTY CO. 341 State street FOR SALE fA REAL HONEST BAR gain) 5(1 acres. :to acres cleared, rest timber and pasture: large lo roomed nonse, narn. silo; all stock snd msch inery goes with p:ce. Located 1 mile pavea road and half mile good loan wun standard high school. Price $H.OOO; $4,500 down, balance 1 years wnnuiii. loieresi. Write P.O. Uox 7o 118, Aumsville, Oregon. WOOD'S BARGAINS Abont nine acres located Just outside city; half acre strawberries,' half acre jogannerrus; good house; and barn, running water, good soil $.1. .00. Twke house to half talue Also five seres adjoining, $1,500, A few house for ssle, easy terms. F. L, WOOD 341 State St. FIVE ACRES OP GOOD LOGANBER Ties, sll trained on wire, will have good crop this year. Two room house well located, close to Snlera. $2,800. The Putnam-McLaren Co. Room 21, 180 North Commercial street. FOR SALE TWO CORNER LOTS ON Norway and Summer streets. 60x120 Price $850. Call M1E5. TRADE CLOSE IN. SEVEN ROOM house, modern except basement and furnace .for a house and lota in south Salem close to city limits. Brown over Bnsick's. St,te and Commercial' SEVEN ROOM HOUSE ONE BLOCK tnm, ,r"t d -Tem" .for ,n.ftt ra p;r r Uom cood LOOSE & PATTON 37014 State St. A BIG BARGAIN A GOOD SEVEN ROOM HOUSE ON A !!'rt.tr,",. nd T'7 'r a-roands. on the car lint, at 2.750. bn .truri' "e-to d.ie new 5 room FLEMING REALTY CO. . State street Use Statesman ciasalfled Ads , THURSDAY MORNING, APRIIi 23 191r - : REAL ESTATE WORTH WHILE' ; A fi room house and lot. 1 block from car hue. .": If-'1 1 down, $15 month. 27 s4 acres limber. 5 miles out on r-ood roa.l $fl.I5i; t.l.iMM) down. J.JllMi eords wihxI, shout 5 Tea plow land; old IiOiikc, utol well. We have two lots mi paved streets: one a corner, one inide. close in corner fiiii.'i; inside. $i.'U; Ualf. cash, balance one or two rears. Everything paid. .1 ncrea close in; goO'l 0 room plastered bouse, guraae. Moat all place ill fruit. 4,himi- bslf cash. MILLS k COPLEY .1.11 'i State street. Phone 175 KOK SALE 2 LOTS .1(1 FOOT NORTH front. Can be seen at "2038 State Street. A GOOD INVESTMENT 100 FINE residence lots, all ia a body in a platted addition to Salem. Only $37.50 each. This is a snsp tbst won't last long. Socolofsky, 841 State St- 8alein. Ore. REAL ESTATE GEO. THOMASON Houses, farms, small tracts, loans and rentals 331 Mi State St. Phone 289 GOLDEN RULE REAL ESTATE I bare a beaBtiful bungalow for sale. GERTRUDE J. M, PAGE 492 N. Cottage PUBLIC NOTICES HIDS P'Olt PAIXTIXG ROOF OF CITY lULIi INVITED Tho undersluned will receiye sealed bids up till five o'clock p. m.. Mar 2nd, 1921. for painting and repairing the roof and cornice on main City Hall, and roof and cornice on Cupulo. Bids must utate kind of material to be used also cost of labor and total cos of labor and material. The City reserves the right'to rejectany or all bids. EARL RACE, City Recorder NOTICE Notice Is hereby given that have impounded the following de scribed dogs in compliance with Ordinance No. 1404, to-wit: One Spitz, male, with collar and ring weight about twenty pounds. ,,On black, long-haired, Scotch .Terrier, male, with white feet aod i fancy mounted collar, weight about ten pounds ,0ne, -.olack aad .fcrown long-haired male, . weight about twenty pounds. One brown And white bird dog, male, weight-about 50 pounds. One brlndal bull dog, male, weight about thirty pounds! The above described dogs will be killed If not redeemed by owners on or before May 1st, 1921. as provided In said Ordinance. ' ' W. S. LOW," Street Commissioner WHOLE MILK AND PRODUCE; WANTED Marion Creamery & Produce ..- ' ttl CO. ..r A,, Salem, Oregron ; Phone 2488 I SALEM MARKETS I - BT7TZNO TRICB Eggs saa rourtry Eggs. 17 19c. Heos, heaty 24e. Hens, medium, 22c. Hens, light, 20c. ' Old roosters, 8-lOe. Pork, Mutton sad avUC Top hogs, 410. 1920 Iambs, 8 to 6e. 1921 milk lambs, 6 to 7e. Dressed Hogs, 14 H. Beef steers, fl to 7c. Cows, S snd be. Bulls. 4 V, to 6c Top real, oa foot, S to Be. Hay Clorer bay, $17 to $20. Oat and Vetch hay, $20 to 122, Cheat bay, $20 to $21. Orata Wheat 00c to $1, Oats, 40c. , Min Foods, Wbolesals Mill run $34 ton. Wholasals to DeaUrs Creamery butter, 41-42e. Batteriat, 85e. Trait Oranges, $3.50 to $5.60. Bananas, UVe. Lemons, $3.50 to, $4.50. Florida $8.50. . Vegetablea California cabbage. Onions. Oregen, $1.25 Onions, California. $1.75. Turnips $3 Ml sack. Carrots, $1.25 sack. Green peppers, $o. Lettuce, $4 per crate. Potatoes, $1 cwt. Sweet potatoes. $3.75 bushel. Radishes. 00c doten bnaches. Comb honey, case, $8.25. Asparagus, 15c. Rhubarb. 5e. ' Parsley, 50c doten tmncbea. Beets, 75e doxen bnncbee. Tomatoes, $4 40 crate. ' Honey, extracted, 2oe lb. Strawberriea, $0. BetaO Creamery butter, 45e. Eggs, 20c. . Flour, hard whest. $2.40-$2.flO. Flour, soft wheat to $2.20. Siuar, 8.80. " 1 Burgomaster Max is Com ing to Amnca to Congrat ulate Mr, Harding nRUSSELfi, April 19 It will be "Mr. Former Managing- Editor meet Mr. Former Managisr Edi tor" when President Harding greets Burgomaster Adolnho Max of Drussells, who has been desig nated by the council of ministers to bead the Belgian delegation to Washington to coneratuIat the president upon his election. unrgomaster Max's courageous stand against the Germans in Brussels during the first months of the occupation is known the world over for his long imprison ment was the subject of much comment but what is less known is that, previous to being elected Burgomaster of Brussels, he was in charge of a newspaper as man aging editor and also honorary president of the Belgian Press as sociation. Le Solr the paper which Burgomaster Max edited and di rected during several years now has the largest circulation hf snr newspaper In Belgium. Burgomas ter Max speaks English fluently. H EDITOR . MEETS EDITOR W HI. . j, . MY HUSBAND Adele Gairlsofs few Fhafe j Of REVELATIONS OF A WIFE CHAPTER 4 9 ij j VIIY DICKY SAID ' TIIK I LA NATIONS WILL IM-l TO YOU." I; J KX II "Miss Dean!" 1 echoed in amazement "Wbat " I broke off abruptly. .Not for worlds would I ask' my )jiisban(i for any explanation of hisisur prising statement concerning my colleague In the teaching Joree of Bayvlew, although the revelation, casually though it wan made, ) hat he had seen the pretty, dashing girl in whom he bad betrayed to much interect at the Stocjcorldge reception, was an unmistakable shock to me. But my knowledge of Dicky's volatile, careless na ture, the memory of former toils takes of mine in my attitude to ward his escapades, above all the recollection of Lillian's sage ad vice to me so often repeated, hid ed me in preserving an attitude of good-natnred indifference to ward the information Dicky; bad just given me. $j "She .isn't my keeper,". I said gayly, with a hasty shelving of my amazed attitude. "And my important bublnesa had nothing to do with the school. So.asBbe wasn't on the train with?; me-- she left on tho train before mine she could not possibly i have known anything about my erraird I'm sorry. Next time I'll give ber full particulars." fi I Kept my voice care free. mirthful,, but I couldn't refrain from the sly-reference at the end of my sentence. Dicky'sf; face flushed,. but be grinned reluct antly. '$ -M : "Thisk ; you . smart J t don't yu7";a muttered, boyishly then wheeled 1 toward me, ; evidently 1. A. ...... ' - - ueni upon explaining matters, ; i H ii suppose 10 otuer trace me tracks, f eotstep . by rootsteD from the door of me studio tb home or you'll be imagining all kinds of things," he began. - I held up my hand protesting Madge's Diplomacy "Oh, Dicky, please."! Ipsajd with a bored air.. "When there are so many- interesting things to tam about, why waste time in e plaining how you happened to run across one of my fr i' ac quaintances?" I made the correc tion deliberately. : 'r- ) J'Jinewas Ihad known from the time '.ot ."first seeing a iiBeas Dean .. that vrvruita ; I probably would have no cause to count her as ant enemy, yet I could never call her friend. , - i s "Miss Dean." I 'continued, ffre quently goes into the-?ity direct? iy alter school, and comes i out again on the early evening tf aim it is the most natural, thins la the world that you should meet her. Tell me about that movie program at Cresthaven. Is it too late to go over? I believe if w hurry we could get there in time for the second run. We could take a taxi over and that 11:1ft back. Then we'd have timet: for a cup of coffee if we wanted te after the performance." h I bad about as much Interest in a movie program at Cresthaven as I bad In the ponderous discus sion of the old ' theologians eon cernlng tho number of angels irho could dance on the point of a neeaie, not my instinct reeog nlzed a tensity, in the mental at mosphere surrounding my bus?, band and -me which I would havo taken almost any means to loosen. To my surprise. Dicky showed dl.i- tlnct traces of embarrassment. 1 Dicky's Reasons. ii "Why, I guess we've got time r'nongh!" ho said. But well, you'll have to do the explaining to .miss Dean." I took, a firm rrln on mv fatn. per and suppressed any Indication of surprise. "I'm the best little exr.lalner' in the state, probably in the cosin try," I returned gayly. "but 1 1 certainly will have to have an out line of what I'm to explain. If you'll just give it to me in words . as i one Byname autnoueh ner- naps .miss iean will understand better than I do." c; Dicky's face was a brick red t this time, but there was no ocrs- 8i Die wora or my little speech which was obviously challenging. so ne answered in as matter-Of an manner as ne could com mand: "I suppose you know that mim uean lives in Cresthaven He paused for confirmation of ois assertion. a r m a . a ne nas toid me so. I re turned sweetly, with an. air of aC cefitlng nothing as truth unless It were proved to me, "Oh. -!" Dicky named a place far removed from Cresthav en and its present climate, then made a frantic grasp after calm ness. "On the train tonight she hap pened to mention the unusual ex cellence of the movie program at the Cresthaven Theater, and won: aered why we never came over there. I thought perhaps you'd like to go, and as she's such a pal of yours there was nothing else to do but to .ask- her to meet ua and go with us to the show and some supper afterward. I didn't Jiave hex telephone number, so con ia n t explain to her when yoa didn't come, and now. if we go, the explanations will he up to you." , (To be continued) The retirement of Rev. Henry Couden as chaplain of the na tional house has brought out the fact that he prayed for congress more than 23 years. That is our idea of a Job. But the tact that be was blind helped. Exchange. INSTRUCTIONS: FOR , THE SMALL! GROWER; (Continued from pane 3.) ( them by tying with string, pre cautf u being taken not to tietaoV tightly so as to check the flow of nap, as the cane enlarges wlth growth. The advantage- of tab, h stein is that it requires only a limltod amount of time and: the " pruning and training are easily-'' and guickly done. s ; ,t ; In this valley the 'lines cann prunud any time after the .-dor. mant teasoo. which WOQld be about the first of December' Where possible the pruning should not be done later than the raid, die of the following Marctv. Aftej about that time the so-caHj ' "bleeding" of the vines occurs $t 4ill.cut surfaces; and while. tad is not serious, it is not a good plan to pt une when the. sap runi from the cuts. However, if vines have not been pruned on. til that time, or even until the buds have started, it Is better to lr if then than nnt ot all The removal of foliage Itxoni tha growing vines is not ia b$ recommended. Grapes ripen best " where the fruit is in tho shade. i Besides, the leaves are needed br the vines the better to .carry the growth processes .necessary for tne maturing and ripening 0f the fruit. A thing that, can b practiced to good advantage, how. everris thinning of tha frsit, for -with any system of pruning gad training, a vine of ten . prodttc-g more fruit than It can nature properly, in which caae the poor, est bunches can be removed '$$ soon as the berries are welj form ed, resulting in a deelded im. provement in the remaining f'mit. especially as to size and appear ance of the remaining bunches Grapes do not require ,mh manure. A good rule to follow in this respect is never te apply manure as long as the vine, are making a satisfactory, growth, provided that other factor af. feeling growth ara normal. T x growth that is firm, well matured and moderate in quantity. 1$ more satisfactory , than long.-rtjild growth. When fertilizers ; are needed, use those with .small ig ount ot i organic, matter; bcIj u wood .isbea, or commercUl f$t . tiliter containing snpep-phosphAU and potash. .. In the case of sandy or gravelly wjUs, a ilberat appli cation of stable1 mannrd tan be made with satisfactory Tesiiua. OORDON TOWER, 5 : 1 Horticulturist' Oregon State Hospital cut this orrr tt xs xroRra - ;...M0XEr.-.Vw': Cut out this slip, encUsev.wlta , 5c and mall it to Foley A C04 2835 -Sheffield Are.,: Cblcago; IILf writlnr vonr mmi and nAAt clearly. You will receive-la? re-r turn a trial package . containlai -Foley's Honey and Tar: CompOdnd : for COUKhB. colda y Kidney Pills, for pais In sides arid Jbaclc t rhenninrJanV fcackache- kidnev and hlarldar b Foley , CatbarUc- Tablatav Whole. Uinis m A K..l.fM . cathartic for conRtinn.tinn boinna. ness. . head&r.ha snd .- .in,,!.!. . . - vaavvwp aja sa aB bbjs HaJSesl bowels.-r-SoJd everywhere.---f, adv. F BfflltGOI,t Initiator of Game Hn ' Far East Bringing Team Here CHICAGO. Anril 20. Tha Jsft. anese "Father of BasebaU, Pr-i fessor I so Abe, who Is briagisr over theWaseda University ai"$ this spring for the farthest east a Japanese ball team t has f ; sver played in this country, is one of" the most beloved " at all Jananeaa public men, according to Coach Merrlficld of the University: of. Chicago. d i -. i. -t it- Professor Merrl field helped W devritoD the Waseda team 1 S or an years ago while a fellow member or tne waseda faculty. - '.' as the initiator of baseball ia JaDan and aa tha miV.Yif ath-- letlc rhamilloni Prnfaianr Aba l- tnown in all parts of the Sssriss ingaom, - the Chicago Daseoau tutor saia. ... "In bringing his team to' the United States this spring.for thi fourth time. Prnfasunr Aha hoses to demonstrate the fact that JaP. anese young men can play base all as well as any other nation alities in the world, given equal1 advantages with the rest. ' ? , s; "He also hopes to prove by tW " extended tour of America o tiordial are the feelings of tbe ed ucated, democratic portion of tb ' Japanese people harbor: toward America and the world. r;" ''Professor Abe is modesty M- -seir. Trained at Yale, ba -Is 5 leader of liberal Christian thont and as fluent a speaker in Eogliah as In bis mother tongue. -..-,f ' "Again and again he has rr fused tempting positions of 6o8-r oir in Japan that he might contia u to Influence the youth of J pan through the classroom an especially through athletics." " . . 'Yes," said the snobbish yonat lady. "I realize that it takes sjl kieds of people to make a warlaV and I can say I am very glad I ant not one of them." Legion Week- iy. ' A GOOD INVESTMENT 100 fine residence lots all i a . body In a platted additloa to Salem, only $37.50 each This Is a snap that won't la$t long. I S0C0L0FSKY ; 341 State Sf. Salem, Oregoa