THE OREGON STATESMAN. SALEM, OREGON
SATURDAY MORNING. OCTOBER 22. 1921
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NORWICH UNION
IfltB INSURANCE BOCIKTY
ThJeUon. RoUad A Barghaxdt
R Moat Agent - 871 btate St.
MONEY TO LOAN
On Real Kstats
T. K. FORD
(Otw Ladd A Bush Bank)
LOANS REAL ESTATE
; INSURANCE
Wa Inssre aaytainr W. ae te asaaey
J -Py at back Uka real Our
" eity property bts ere ecm
lt. - Bee aa first.
OS-7 Oregon aid. Pnone 1644
NEW TODAY
1919 FOIU ROADSTER FOR SALE
cheap, demountable rims, new tires.
Home terms. 1270 N. Summer street.
Vaul r. Burris.
A GOOD BUY . ACRES NEAR KISER
echool, about half in cherrnn, logan
and strawberries. Cheap bldics. ,
Square Deal Co,
202 V. S. Bank . none 470
OWNER M I'ST SELL SIX ROOM
house on; , paved atreet and car line.
L'loae in. . The price of this is only
12200 including all the frrniture. For
real bargain tea Krueger, 20U Ore
gon Bldg.
SALESMAN WANTED TO HANDLE
guaranteed line. Write for appoint
ment. Chat. Orimes, ail Mill.
FOR SALE 5 ROOM BI NOALOW,
bath, electric lights, basement, $2'i'tO.
6 room strictly modern bungalow, fur
nace, fireplace, breakfast room, hard
wood floor, garage. $.r,,600.
WINNIE PETTYJOHN
83114 State St. - - Realtor - Phone 534
FOR HALE SEC AND HAND 14 DOI'
ble disc Van Brunt 3' horse drill K.
1'ohle, Son.
A REAL BUY 10 ROOM HOUSE IX
good condition, bath, toilet, electric
lights, barn, large corner lot, 75x150
feet, located 11 blocks out on South
Commercial street. This is an excep
tionally good buy for $3500 rash.
W. H. Grabenhorst Co., 273 State
St.. U. ii. Bank Bldg.
LET THE CHICKENS PAY THE RENT
The chicken business is good. Buy
this 4V4 cre with 5 room bungalow,
rhick house and good barn. Joins city
limit. $200 down. Price $2,500. R.
A. Mohnei", 20 Oregon Bldg.
KNAP 6 ROOM HOUSE, BATH. TOIL
et, electric lights, garage, corner lot,
pared street, car Ime. Price $2300,
$1200 down, balance $20 per month
plus percent interest. Let us show
you thin. It is priced right. W. II.
('rahcnltorst Co.. Realtors, 27j
State St., U. S. Bank Bldg.
TEN ACRES r ALL CULTIVATED";
fair buildings, located 8V mtlea from
Haletn near pared road and railroad
station. Price $2500; terms. This is
priced right. W. H. Orabenhorst
l'. Realtors. 273 State St.
FOR SALE 10 ACRES L.OGANBER
riea, planted this spring, good growth
fronts on main road, "i mile east of
Bearer. Small house, lights and wat
er. Also T0 acre dairy ranch, good
building, stocks, machinery, silo,
lights aud water aystein. Address v .
Clent King. Beater. Tillamook Co., Or-
tgon.
Fall and Winter Apples
Baldwin, King. Jonathan. Northern Spy.
Rome Beauty. Spitxenberg. andcrpool
and others.
Per box - -.V('?
S boxes for
5 iMixes for .-.
10 boxa for - - -- f
Delirered. Assorted aa wanted. Boston
Marrow . Squash. 2c lb. "
Ward K. Richardson Phone491
PHONEliTfTND ASK VOK RATES ON
your next olicy. If its insurance e
write it. We also furnish bonds.
Standley Foley. Agta.. Bush Bank.
FOR SALE CUT FI.OWKUS. CALL
1071 J. 1140 North 5th St.
THEY LOOK LIKE NEW THE HAT
Box, 179 S.- High. '
BIX ROOM FURNISHED BUNGALOW
for- rent. Phone 1232-J.
ImK.SHMAKIXO tailoring; MRS.
Goodwin, 4tj Nofth Commercial.
notTck
Notice is hereby given that a
road district .meeting will be held
at Helle Passi schoolhouse in Road
District No. 8 in Marion county,
Oregon on Saturday the 5th day
ot November, 1921, at 2 o'clock
p. m. for the purpose ot levying
an additional tax tor road pur
poses In said district.
W. M. BUSHEV.
County Judge.
EMPLOYMENT
FEMALE
WANTED WOMAN FOR GENERAL
house keeping. Phone 1672.
GRADUATE NURSE WISHES POSITION
in physioiati'a or dental office. Address
"A No. 2" Care Statesman.
WANTED AN EXPERIENCED WOMAN
to cook for a amall family. Must hare
references. Call between 10 and 4 at
315 Bellerue street.
TWO MEN WANT WORK AT HOUSE
cleaning or garden work. Also wall
paper cleaning. U. O'Connor, 790 N.
Commercial St.
WANTED ENEKQETtv TOOWO MAN
wao has had experience selling life
tnsoraace, stocka or adrertiaing. Must
bo able to darote hia entire time and
bo ambitious for edranoement. Meat
bare the eoaraga to preeont bnaineaa
3- ropoaition to merchant and profes
alnaal aiea. Answer in your own band
' writing atating age, educational quel
tfleationa, experience as solicitor, cte
A44rea. I No. L Statasme- affiee
EMPLOYMENT
MALE ABO rtutALM
WANTED HSk f. ITOMIN TO
lake farm paper aobecriptione. A good
ropoaitioa to the right people. Address
. tb Paeifie Eomeataad. Stateamaa Bldg
lni Ova
PERSONAL
FAOIAL SCALP TltftATaf ENTB; VfO
' let ray; maaicaring, shampoo lag. Or
ago Batb house. Phone 640.
ASTROI.OGY STARS TBLL LIFE'S
Storr. Bend birthdst and dime for
trial reading. Eddy, Weatport St., 33
A Ransaa Citr. Mi-rari
FOR SALE
OAS AST BIROS
"TOW BALK CAN ART BIRDS. OAT
"d IM slnrrs. Mre. . . Beanett.
. ITioaa 1280, 1030 Ciemeketa.
FOR SALE
FAlEM FAPE&
UP TOD WANT TO GET TH1 BEST
farm paper, lead 15e to The Pacific
Horoeetaad, Salem, Oregon, for taree
moBstha trial subscription, alantiea
this ad.
HOUSES
"ALADDIN READY CUT HOUSES"
0 percent eared in cost of construe
tion. Cbas. F. Smith, factory reprea
entatire 620 Northwest Bank Bldg..
Portland. Oregon.
UVB STOCK
FOR SALE GOOD FAMILY COW. NF.L
son Vanderhoof, Route 9, Box 22-A,
Portland road.
MISCEUUUTCOTa
FOR SALE POTATOES, $2 PER
sack. Phone 2091 J.
FOR SALE LADIES' BROWN
coney fur coat, siie 40. Phone 1716-W.
WINCHESTER AUTOMATIC SHOTGUN
for sale, practically new. 1270 North
Summer Street.
ONE TEAM BLACK HORSES, WEIGHT
3400; wae-on. hftror-ss. Reasonable.
Phone 1403, Woodburn, Oregon.
GASOLINE AND OIL. TANKS
from the largest to Walley. L. -A.
Westacott, factory refirrsenfative. 8G4
S. 12th St.. phone lt302 J.
FULLER BRUSHE3 FOR DEMON
strations. C. Grimes, 511 Mill, Phone
1937-J.
FOR SALE, CHEAP ORCHARD RUN
and cull apples. All varieties. Bring
your box and call at our plant. Trade
and High streets Oregon. Growers
Cooperative association.
THE HOUSE OF HALF A MILLION
and one bargains. We buy, aell or
exchange anything and everything in
the line of junk or second hand goods.
See us before you buy or sell. Stein
bock Junk Co. Remember the place.
402 N. Commercial St. Phone 523.
FOR SALE HANDSOME FURNITURE
and large Brunswick player in four
room apartment, including hath. Also
opportunity to rent apartment. Call
between 7 and 8 o'clock evenings, at
265 S. Commercial street, apartment
one.
FOR SALE HIGH CLASS FURNISH
ings of fire rooms; beautifully uphol
stered ten piece set Ivory Willow, con
sisting davenport, large library table
easy chairs, floor lamp, telephone stand
work basket, rugs, some bedding, dish
es, cooking utensils, gas-stove, dining
furniture, kitchen cabinet, many odd
pieces. Room 26 Breyinan Block (over
Peoples Cash Store).
THE WESTERN SONGSTER
SCHOOL AND COMMUNITY SINGING
An especially good aelection of the songs
you hare been wanting with words and
music complete. No matter how many
songbooks you hare you should bare
this one, containing the Oregon songs.
Prices: Single copies, 25c; 16'4 cents
each in lota of a dosen or more; $12.50
the hundred, postpaid. Second edition
printed since September.
OREGON TEACHERS MONTHLY
215 8. Commercial St. Salem. Oregon
FOR SALE OLD NEWSPAPERS, 10
cents a bundle. Circulation department,
Oregon Statesman. '
POULTRY
POULTRYMEN SEND EIGHT TWO
cent stamps for special three months'
triai for the best and oldest journal
in the weat. The artirlea and adrer
tieementa are of special interest to
the poultry breeders of the northwest.
Northwest Poultry Journal. 2ll Com
mercial St.. Salem, Oregon.
WOOD
FOR GOOD VALUE IN REAL WOOD,
Phone Judd, 108F3.
FOR DRY MILL. WOOD AND OLD I"1R
call Tracy Wood Co.. Phone 520.
FOR SALE FIRST CLASS SECOND
growth big fir and oak. Phone 1154.
DRY riK AND OAK WOOD roit BALK
Phone 77F2.
OLD GROWTH 16 IS. riR. $n0; 4
ft second growth aad aab. Phone
1467.
WOOD, WOOD, WOOD CHOICE LARGE
second growth fir. Let me delirer
your winter wood. Arthur E. Peter
sen. 229 Oregon Bldg. Tel. 1013.
FOR 8A1.TC BEST GRADK MILL WOOD
second growth and old fir, 4 ft. or
16 in. Fred E. Wells. Phone 1542,
305 S. Church
FOR RLTiiT
APARTMENTS
FURNISHED APARTMENTS FOR RENT
close in. Phone 1064 W.
FURNISHED APARTMENTS AND GAR
- age for rent. Phone 8B3-W.
BOOMk
FURNISHED ROOM FOR RENT
Gentleman preferred. Phone 823 J,
355 North Church. :
FOR RENT 2 BED ROOMS. FURNACE
heated, 1 block from postoffict. Phone
92. : ;
NICELY FURNISHED SLEEPING
room. Close in. Modern. $4 per
week. Phone 1709W. 252 N. Cot
tage St.
FOR RENT ROOM TOR GENTLEMAN
in modern home and centrally loeat
ed. Please gire nam aad addraaa
K. eare Statesman
ROOM AND BOARD
ROOM AND BOARD -1334 FERRY ST.
BOARD AND ROOM CLOSE IN. $30
per month, two in room. Phone 1160-M.
HOUSES
r. L. WOOD. 8J-- ; ATS 8T RBAL
estate, rental
WANTED
MISCELLAHEOUS
WANTED WORK WITH TRACTOR
Call 108 F 14, 6 to 7 erenings.
OLD M ATTRESfirw JnADE OVER
Capitol City Bedding Co., Phone 19.
f :
WANTED FRESH COWS OR COM
ing fresh soon. L. Townsend. I'hone
6F3.
WANTED QUINCES. PEARS AND
Concord crapes. Ward K. Richardson,
phone 494. StA'
WANTED USED HOUSEHOLD GOODS,
ranges and eookstorea. toots, men's
suits and shoes. Liberty Exchange.
41 N. CommerciaL Phone 841.
WANTED TO RENT flOUSE, 4 TO 6
rooms, immediate possession. Phone
1118 M.
WANTED TO RENT SMALL TLACE
with house and barn and some latid
cleared. C. A. Rosander, Turner. Route
Three.
WANTED EVEKTTKIG IN Hakd
ware and furniture. Beet prices paid
THE CAPITAL HARDWARE
AND FURNTTUBE CO
185 K. Commercial St Phone 947
LANDLORDS ESTABLISHED Busi
ness in Salem for 15 years. Want
new location. What have yon to of
fer f Immediate possession not ne
essary, but will close ten year lease
at any time if location satisfactory.
"Business, care Statesman.
BUSINESS CARDS
Auto Directory
AUTO LIVERY
BALLS AUTO LIVERY CARS TO HlRK
without drivers, j 326 N. Commercial
BUSINESS CARDS
Auto Directory
AUTO TOM
AUTO TOPS W.
South High.
0. WRIGHT. 171 I
I UTO TOP,
rnisrantood
1128.
UPHOLSTER T, WORK
5i Sonta 12th, phone
TIRES AND ACCESSORIES
SMITH-WATKIN V 147 NORTH Hl'iH.
Fiak. Bilrer-en Cord, Hood extra ply
tirea KrrTthinf ' for tins
8TOBAGE GARAGE
TRACY'S STORAGE OARAGS 44
Ferry street
user cars
WANTED TO BUY GOOD LIGHT CAR
have small truck Ato trad. Phoue
Steincr 220, eveniiT 1918 R.
FOR SALE FORD TOURING. GOOD
mechanical condition $275: terms.,
limj Jiarion t. 1'hone lojti-j.
FOR SALE 1D!7 s PASSENGER
light cur, good condition, good tires,
$150. Merchants Delivery, 554 Ferry
street.
WANTED LIGHT TRUCK IN EX
change on Hudson, Ensex or Baby i
Orerland Fred Kirk wood. 246 Stale
street.
OARAGE AND REPAIR
AUTO REPAIR SHOP L.. M1LL.XK. 245
Center P' -wi 80fi
HOFFMAN A ZOSEL TIKE REPAIR
ing. rulcanumg. retieading; l'J7 South
Commercial street Pinone 471
CAriTAI GAF.AGE BUICK. 8TUDE
baker repairing. 173 South Liberty
Phoi.e 88.
fAlR GhVOUNDS GARAGE TIRES. AO
cttaaoriea. used cars. Our work guar
anteed. 2641 Portland Road. Phone
oa.
SOUTH COMMERCIAL GARAOI GEN
eral repairing and overhauling. 420
S CotfimerPial St. Salem
BATTERY AND ELECTRICIAN
AUTO ELECTRICIAN; EXPERT TKOU
ble shooting. 238 North High. Phone
203.
PRESTO-LI IE ' BATTERT 8ERV1CE
station. Expert battery and electrical I
work. Farris Bros
Phone 1803, 418
Court
RADIATOR SHOPS
etoutn lzta. rcone zs
J 0. BAIR RADIATORS. FENDERS,
Bodies repaired. 444 Ferry.
C0NTECTI05TEKI
REMINGTON CONFECTIONERY. HOME
made candiaa. confections, e.gars. mag
ex uii 1272 Stat.
BEAUTY PARLORS
NOW OPERATING MODEL BEAUTY
Parlor, 110 North Commercial Street.
956.
CHINESE PHYSICIAN
DR L. M. HUM CURES ANT KNOWN
diaeaae. 153 8. High 8t Phone 288
CLEANING & PRESSING
CLEANING, PRESSING DONE TO YOUR
aatisfaction. Clsssy line of collars,
ties. The Toggery. 1857 State.
DBUO 8TCRES
BREWER DRUG CO
Phone 184
408 COURT;
ELECTRICIANS
SECURE MY FIGURES ON WIRING.
By contract, by hour. At pre-war
prices. H. W. Hatch, phone 1744 W.
FINANCIAL
MARION -POLK COUNTY FARM LOAN
association haa money to loan at eix
percent. W. A) Smith, ecretary-trea-nrr.
808 Sanem Bank of Commerce
FURNITURE STORES
FRANK F. RICHTER NEW, SECOND
hand furniture. 849 N Commercial
Phone 666.
GREENHOUSES
PORCH BOXES BEDOINO PLANTS
for aala. Smith'a 801 North Commer
rial.
HOTELS
LEONARD HOTEL NEW MANAGE
most, clean, neat rooms and apartments
254 North Front 8t.
CHERRY CITY HOTEL; ROOMS , 75c
op; dining room in conneetion, famil
style. Corner High and State
INSURANCE
MUTUAL BENEFIT LIKE INSURANCE
companr. J. C. Batch, agent, room 5
MrCornack Bldg. Phone 06.
SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY WITH
Bankers' Besorre Life; G. F. Booth.
General Agent, phone 2098 W.
SAVE FROM 15 TO 20 PERCENT ON
your automobile fire, theft and auto
liability insurance by insuring in a
reliable western company through
IVohrnsteiH, Realtor, . 407 Masonic
Tcuiple, Salem, Ore.
Ladies' Wearing Apparel
CORSETS
MRS ESCH AGENT FOR PRINCESt
Corsets ?honc 1041 R eoi Ql?t
DRESSMAKING
MAUD SIMONS, DRESSMAKER. 1710
Bellerue St.
DRESSMAKING BY THE DAY. PHONF
645-J. Mrs. Reid. i
EDITH M. ASHLEY DRESSMAKER
1345 Broadway; 1436 J.
MRS. R. CARTER EXPERIENCED
dressmaker. Phone 197 1W.
RUTH MeADAMS DRESSMAKER, 75fc
South 12th. Phone 1824 M.
H ATT IE WILLIAMS DRESSMAKING
248 North Cottago. Phone 1553W.
MESDAMES SCOTT A CHASE DRESS
makers, 219 State St. Phone 937.
MRS VARTY, DESIGNER AND MAKER
Ladies' Suits and Gowns. Orer Mil
ler's Store.
LA CLASIQUE GOWN SHOP EXCLUS
ire models. Expert designing. 83! fc
State.
CARRIE FISnER DRESSMAKING
oesigning. Spencer osreeta to order
2 MrCormaek Bldg :
HEMSTITCHING
MRS. BRECKENRIDGK HEMSTITCH
ing, mail orders solicited. 175 8. 19tb
Phone 171 i.
SAL KM ELITE HEMSTITCH I NO
ehainatitching. pleating, buttona. 828
830 Oregon Big. Phone 879.
MILLINERY
MRS. C A GRIMM. MILLINERY. MA
tron. children's hat Specialty; rroiod
eling. 226 Oregon Bldg.
PLEATING
MRS. HILPEBRAND. PLEATING 8!o
So-th 24th Phone ;7! -V 1
HAT SHOPS
HAT SHOP MEN'S AND WOMEN'S
hata reiterated and blocked 485 Ooart
LANDSCAPE GARDENER
FRED BLAKE. LANDSCAPE GARDEN
W, 1585 Boutn Ljbert7, P"ion 879.
BUSINESS CARDS
MUSIC Al.
FRANKLIN LAUNER PIANO. 2C8 N.
lTtli. Phone lOoS-W.
GERTRUDE SMITH PIANO, SILVER-
ton, Oregon. Green 601.
MRS. HENRY LEE PIANO. 1321 N.
Capitol. Phone 1017 W.
LAURA GRANT PIANO SCHOOL
ere lit given. 3U6 N. Higa. Phoar
197 1W.
MINN ETTA MAGE RS VOCAL. DEttBY
Baild.ns
Krulay afternoon, Silurliy.
JESSIE F. BUSH TEACHER PIANO,
formerly iusinntor iletropotitan Col
lege Mu'C. Philadelphia 1303 South
Commercial. Pboue BSJ J.
LENA BELLE TARTAR VOCAL IN
structicn. Pboiie 334.
DOKOTHY PKARCE PIANO.
267
North Winter. 1'hone 345 J.
NEL!,IE M L'LKKY STONE PIANO
373 Lea'ie. 1'boue 751 W.
I ALl.lt HAN DL.lt H
sal
North Cottage. Phone 829 W.
BEATRICE SH ELTON PIANO STUDIO
345 Marion. Phone lWl).
LILLIAN HARTSHORN PIANO. 94
North Church. Phone 178
r. S. ROBERTS PIANO ORGAN
Scuta 14th. Phone 7 .'0
270
DAN F. LANGENBEKG. VOCAL
Derby Blag Pbone 20"1t.
LENA WATERS PLA-NO.
Phone lld4I.
147St MILL
MOLL IK 8TYl.ES VOIOE. PIANO. 86W
Cenlur Pnone 2016R
JULIA MILLS WK1GEL, PTANO. 1561'
South Chitrch. Phone 139 1R
LUClLK KOSS PIAf0. ObtOAN. 4Ve
North Liberty. Phone IISTW.
M ATT I E GILBERT STRING INSTRU
mema. 1572 State. Puoce 11A6 R.
MISS M ABLE SHEPHERD PIANO
L layer; dances, ail occasions. 257 N
iberty.
BERTHA JUNK DARBY. AUTHORIZED
teacher, Godowgky Progressive Series
Piano. OTW North ColUge. Pboue
1950-W.
WESTERN CONSERVATORY OF MUS
ic of Chicago, Frauk E. Churchill, rep
reaenlative. Oip.omaa granted. Uiia
fellow's Lt'.Jg.
3AI EM CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC
All branches taught, diploma's granted
John K. Sites, director. 1287 Court
Phone 626 .
TUNERS
WENDELL HELM TURTNG. REPAIR
ing, Phone 492.
EDWARD WELP EXPERIENCED
Disno tuner. Leave orders WUI'e
Music store
PIANOS
PIANOS, PLAYER PIASOS; NEW.
nad J. W. Tallman. 121 So. Com'l
SHERMAN CLAY ft CO PIANOS, STEIN
ways, Duo-Art aha. oOiers. Moore
lunn Music Store. Masonic Temple.
CHERRINGTON PIANO HOUSE. HAN
dies Bush-Lane celebrated pianos
415 Court Phone 352.
DANCING
WHITE DANCING ACADEMY MRS
R. L. White, principal. I'Jiorie273 J
LAUNDRIES
SALEM LAUNDRY COMf-ANT. 188 8
Liberty street. Phone 25. Oldoet
largest beet. Established 1889.
CAPITAL CITY STEAM LAUNDRY
Quality work, prompt s err ice, 1284
Hriunvaf Pnnne 165
MAGNETIC HEALER
DR. H. J. ANDERSEN. MAGNETIC
beslcr. Drugless physician. 416 Or
egon Bldg. Phoce 1108.
MEDICAL
MOUNTAIN BALM COUGH REMEDY
Phone 517 W
NURSERY BTOC3
WILLAMETTE VALLEY NURSERY
All kinds nursery stock for sale. file.
7. Phone 105F5.
COMPLETE LINK TREES, SMALL
fruits, ornamentals. Capital City Nurs
ery Co. 426 Oregon Bldg., Phone 75.
PRACTICAL NURSE
PRAUTICAL EXPERIENCE NURSE
Mrs. Meiulcr. Florence Hotel, l'lione
(ii'M.
PAINT WALLPAPER
ii!,t, pOkter fOK r a ini s. Wall
aper and Picture Framing. Good work
men 455 Court St- Phone 486
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT I HAVE
severed the connection heretofore eist
ing between Max O. Buren and myself.
1 am prepared to accept commissions in
interior painting, paperliangiing, wall
tintini;. 'Jo introduce my quality work
tnaiisbip. I am ofterinz for the uct 30
days exceptionally low prices. Phone
1518-R, James C. Deli. i'.m North 2i'th.
PRINTING
FOR WEDDING INVITATIONS AND
announcements, see Bertelson, printer,
"Y" Building.
PRIVATE HOSPITALS
WANTED CONFINEMENT CASES AT
prirste hospital T have best of equip
"int Phone 1959J.
PAINT COW I A ACTORS
DAVIS STRArTSBAvn GENERAL
contractors; paints, oil, wallpaper. 220
South Liberty. Phone 901
AUBREY H CLARK PAINTING, PAP
erhansring. kalsoinimng .Work cuar
anteed. Terms reasonable. I'hone
2o:t.V J. 14i4 Ferry.
PAINTING AND CARPENTER WORK
by first class workman Day or con
tra'-t. Wells, 2-09 Marion, phoue
1692-W.
PERIODIC A-U
MISS OOODHUR TAKES HUB SCRIP
lions (or alt magannes. S51 Bo. 17th
street Phone T41M.
PERFUME AND TOILET ARTICLES
CALIFORNIA PERFUME CO EX
tracts, toilet srue'es. Mrs. Mover.
17 South 2lrd. Phone 1221.
PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER
RARGARET BURNS PUBLIC STEN
ographer. 408 Maaonic Bldg. Phone
262
PLUMBING
PLUMBING REPAIRING AND COIL
work. Phone 1397-J. Shop, 127 Union
street. A. L. Godfrey.
NORTHWKSTFRN PIPE CO. WHOLE
sale and retail plumbing supplies. 219
N. Commercial. Phone 1 1 9.
IOE'8 PLT'MBJNO SHOP. SHIPPINC
and Broadway, Phone 1502. Prices
reasonable If you hare anything to
V let Jo 4 ,
ROOF REPAIRING
ROOFS RESHI NGI.ED. CT.EANKD. RE
paired, painteci or tarred. Phone Kayes
4FS.
REPAIRING AJD SHARPENIRO
CUTLERY GRINDING. LAWN MOWERS
it rr etc.. Kir wart ' Rteir
Rlwp, 847 Court street. "
Wl!.h WHEELER K VEKVTHINO RE
paired. General shrpning. ehrmaey
14s S Th t.. Then I4MW
SIGNS
UNION SIGN CO SIGN8 WITH KICK.
: Hhow carda that talk. 424 N Commer
! cUL Phone 544,
BUSINESS CARDS
BCofcr hand goods
HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOB SECOND
hand clothing and shoes. Also do
cleaning, pressing aol repairing. Call
an.i driver. Caoital Exchange, S42
North Commercial. Phone 1368-W.
WE BUY ANl SELL SECOND &AD
goods of all kind, pipe fittings, ear
iiaa collars, collar pa-la too's and
ehatna. Fred Bchtndler. 858 Center
treet
SaOE RBPAXRUNQ
WILLIAM S SHOE SHOP 16 SOUTH
High.
STUDIOS
DE LUXI STUDIO. KODAK FINISH
147 North Commercial.
SOA7EOERS
SALEM SCAVENGER GARBAGE. REF
ase of all kinds remoid Omiuooli
cleaned. Phone 16
STOVES SiOVE REPAIBXNU
STOVES KEBC1LT A mPAIRED .
40 years experience; Depot National
feme, sues 2t to Z ina high. Paints !
oil aud tsnus'iT-s, etc.. logauberry and
hup books. Salem Fence and Store
'nrt j ii c,rt street. Phone 124. !
TAXI DIRECTORY
LAN HAM TAXI COMPANY PUONI
i4l
THE OREGON TAX' TRANSFER CO..
Liberty Ferry Phone 77. Dry
ih I inch wood for satfe
&AXUORA
FRANK PALM MERCHANT
211 S Ha.h ar.. Ferry
TAliyOR
1UAA8FE a HAULIN O
CAPITAL CITY TRANSFER CO 216
Slate 8v phone MJ3. Ilatribbtiog.
forwarding and storage . our specially.
Get ratea
TRANSPURTATIOB
SCHEDULE FOR HH'HLAND BI "S
LINE WEEK DAYS ONLY
Lv Eair Lrudr.. l.r. Down town'
a. in i : 15 am.:
7 :00 am 7:15 a.m. i
and ex cry fcaif hour up to:
'.::" a in !(:!". a m
lo:00 am lu:lj am
2 :' p in
2 : p.m. .
and every half hour
H :Mi p in
o.ou p in
:15 p m.
: 4 5 p in .
: 4 5 p m .
: 1 5 p m .
SALltM EILtEKTWt STAGE
Leares Leares
Sslem Bilrertoc
O. E Depot News Stand
7:00 a.m. 8:15 a.m.
11 :"0 a n.. 1 :0O p.m.
6:00 p.m. 8:15 pm.
HALEM INDEPENDENCE
MONMOUTH STAGE
Leave 8alem O.E. depot 7 :00 a.m.,
11:00 a.m., 5:00 pin
Leare Monmouth Hotel 8:13 a.m.
1 Od p.m., 6:15 p m.
Leave Independence Hotel 8:80 a.m.,
1:15 p.m., 6:30 p.m.
Special trips by appointment.
Seven passenger car for hire.
J W. PARKER, Prop.
Rea phone 615 Busicees phone T
WOOD SAWS
CITY AND COUNTRY WOOD SAWING.
Phone 2"i'6. Fisher Bros
WATER
SALEM WATER, LIGHT A POWER CO
Office, 801 South Com ! St. Ten per
ceht discount on domestic flat ratea
paid in advance. No deductions for ab
rue or any eauae nnleaa water is
k"t off ro"r ormise
WHERE TO EAT
WHITE CLOUD TEA HOUSE OPEN
Sunday mornin; 8 o'clock. American
st vie. llU'j North Commercial. Phone
4 72.
PROFESSIONAL
CHIR0P0DD3TS
T V-llsSTEH. I'tlVI.KSs ('ITTIfflPtl-
dist Corns. bcriionK. ingrown nails!
removed. "!22 State St, 1'atton t?ik .
CORN'S AND CALLOUSES REMOVED
without pain. Appliances from indl
ridual impression. Dr. Tatro, Maaonic
Bldg. Phone 442.
CHIROPRACTORS
DR. O. L. SCOTT, P. B O.. CHTROPRAC
tor. 800 12 U 8 Bank Bldg Phone
87; Res 8 a SR.
OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS
DKS. WHITE AND MARSHALL. 800
U. S. National Bank Bldg
DR W. L. MERCER, OSTEOPATHIC
Physician and surgeon; Kirksrille
graduate, 404 405 U. S. National Bank
Bldg Phonea Office, 910; Rea. 614.
DR JOHN U LYNCH. OSTEOPATHIC
Physician nad cut goon. 403 404 Oregon
ihn-oa- Offe- 1304. R . S-KS'S
OPTICIANS
POMEROY k KEEN E JEWELERS AND
Optometrists. 388 State
GLASSES FITTED BY DR. L. K. BUR
dette at the Bow Optical Company,
825 State street, opposite Ladd and
Rush Rank
LODGE DIRECTORY
UNITED SPANISH WAR VETERANS,
camp 5, Armory. First Third Mnndara
REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE OR TRADE BY OWNER
nice improred 40 acre farm close to
Salem. Price right. Phone 53F5
NOTICE TO THE VI BS.HJ THE WORD
!ealtor is copyrighted and for asso
nation members only. We are Real
tors. H. E. Brown. Hugh Ma gee, Bes
sie Knyder. Over Busick's store. State
and Commercial.
$500 DOWN" WILL BUY GOOD SEVEN
room house with full basement, Rood
birn. 5 lnrce building lots, with ex
rellent variety fruit, one block to
pavement. Bargain at J2S50. Easiest
of terms.
S. R, PEARSON
40? V. S. Bank Bldg.
GOOD BUYS
5 acres nearly all in bearinc fruit, logans,
strawberries, prunes, cherries, goose
berries, fnuuly fruit, house and barn,
well Price $3.noo. $1,000 down.
20 a.re tract located on paved road,
best of prairie soil, good plastered
house, barn. Price $5,250. Half
cash, balance terms.
2"ie) acre farm. lO'i acres cultivated,
balance pasture and timber, buildings,
spring; running water. Price $5 per
acre
2 11 acre tract, buildings snd fruit, close
to car line. Price $2,700. Terms.
5 room house st SIT Saginaw street.
Prie $2 too. ?.!00 down.
ti room bnus bearing fruit, paved street.
Price 28O0.
W. H, Grabenhorst & Co.
Realtors
275 State Street
ROOMING OPENING
A large residence close to P O. suitable;
with a iiltle added for rooming andi
boarding, open to sale for a few davs.:
then for rent furnished I not sold:
j Se. Wm. Fleming. 311 SI. te St.
WORTH WHILE
"o acres nnimproved land close to goo
road. $10 per '-r ;
4i acre. cloe to Salem, well improved
with all toek and eanipment. Only
$lo.5fo. Will take city property a4
part py.
50 acres, 35 acres plow land. 7 roorr)
house, barn and other out buildings
1 mile to railroad station. $50 pet
aero.
5 room bungalow, $1,650. $Hw cash.
MILLS & COPLEY
4
Realtors
$314 State St.
i
I
j REAL ESTATE
TIMBER A GOOlJ TiilBER TRACT
for a good residence in Salem.
Orchard A very good one close in, for
a' good town bo h-e
Farn: A god litt'e farm near hr for
a SaTem house; 'and i'so a farm for
rent ;
Faif play We will; vnlcrtake to get yoo
a fair, equ it ablet exrhange on any of
usir trsdir.e dealt, if ou are willing
: THE FLEMING REALTY CO.
341 Stite Strett
WHAT HAVE YOU TO TRADE KOR
VM ares. very desirable farm !
Terms Write o ner, P. l Box 214
NEW MODERN Bi'X(MtX) JUST
dompleted, bmltins of all kinds, if
you are planning; for a new home, see
t!u snd you will buv and not butld.
Joseph Barber Ai Son. 20o Gray Bldg
NE1W Bt WGALOVj" -II "ST COM PI.ET
ij.l. located at 122 N. lth St. Price
iliiiHi, tern.. Krueger. 2'.'9 Oregon
Elds. I
GOOD BUYS
rooms partly modern, larje lot. 2
l!o- ks to car. fll'.T a. A small .vuient
on. ti rooa a ltarain al $1!''
o m want a; nice new home, je,,t
iiinslied, for $4.2"ii. Good terms. Let
tis show ou t!nf one We have some
ood echans ; I k t h in city property
ud farui. Aie Portland propel ty.
THOMASON
3::i 's State St.
FUR SA1.E--10 At RES UNIMPROVED
limber. 12 miles from Portland; 3 '-j
rules to nearest station Clear t-tlo.
inly Jltoo. be worth lots more
ifter tlie World's fair Owner. 75
j lie-tniit St. tllro . California.
V'OlS BAROAIN'S NEW BUNGALOW
f I ."HO. (lood fie loom cottage, east
falem. $2,.'ot). Five room house,
f I OMI. t'hoice lot close in on pitved
tret. fti'"' A fine home east Salem
5m'. take car cr -heaper house,
jiart pay. 4'' acres goo 1 building.
flX'O. or trade for hoi se, '-'HO acre
farm on Oregon Electric, trade for
smaller farm. Good farm for sale at
SCO per acre 2 'i acres close to
iSalem. buildings and fruit: sell or
Sonde for home in Sa'.em. F. L. Wood,
Sill State St.
C, ROOM. 1 STORY PLASTERED HOUSE
ton enter St . L. room. 1. room, k it -
iilien. 3 liedrooms, bath, toilet, porch.!
gas, electric light, fruit, etc. Paved
Mreet. ren-.ef walks. Price $3400.00.
k'ash to handle 8'0i On balance, 845.00
and interest per month. See
U A, HAYFORD, REALTOR
"05 State Street
; BRING YOUR TRADES
I CAN MATCH YOU
If 'yon can't sell, trade. Canada trades
a specialty.
Chas. W. Niemeyer
".Inst Real Estate"
2115-216 Musouic Temple, Phones 1000'
loll.
SMALL AND LARGE FARMS, CITY
homes and choice lots. Fire and auto
insurance.
Arthur E. Peterson
229 Oregon Bldg.
NT. 6 ROOM MODERN BUNGALOW
rjust completed, up-to-date. The best
j for the money; good lot, some fruit,
'garage, east off State street. Price
; $1,500; some terms
12 room rooming bouse. 2 lots, garage;
; modern except heat, price $5,500; some
i terms This is a monev maker.
JOSEPH BARBER & SON
200 Gray Bldg
NE NEW FIVE ROOM HOUSE ON
rarline. paved, street and immediate
possession. $300 cash, balance easy
terms.
ce 6 room nouee witn large 101, on
carline, close in. $750 cash, balance
like rent.
.od 6 room honse for $1600, large lot.
plenty of fruit lor family; if you want
a home see
H, L MARSTERS
311 Gray Bldg.
Phone 90
Best Buys and Exchanges
3 ACRE!, ON PACIFIC HIGHWAY. 4
; acres bearing fruit, best of well drain
f ed soil, only $3750. This is a snap,
j Will you get. it !
I' 10 acres. 3 1 2 bearing losans, 5 room
' bouse, barn'4 running water, on paved
j highway, all well fenced. $2750, $1750
I cash. 4' acres. '.Mi cleared. 10 small
i timber, on paved road, I 1-2 niile from
: town, fine ruimiiing water, $5 per
aire, terms
i 3 aens nU in bearing fruit, city
; water and sewer, $:i50ii, half cash.
:il acres to exchange for bonds or
: Salem residence
; 20 acres at Salem, to exchange for
! Salem income, bonds or bell ou las'
crms.
S0C0L0FSKY
I 31 If Stale Street
jr'OR SALE tlj ACRES. 3 M I LES N
' main paved road and river and rail
i road. Complete set of buildings and
all stock and farm machinery, part
under irrigation, water piped to house
I and barn " Pri-e $9.t."0. Must setl
on account ot old age. Address, R.
S S'-huett. Route 2. Ilox 170.
PUBLIC NOTICES
SAI.K OF BONDS CALL l'OU
! IillS
The inidfrl:iKne'l wiu receiv;
bids up till live o'clock p. m. on
; iinnii.ii- iiVdvpmhpr 7 1!)21. for
;,tiuua,' , ".--- - - r
luinrle of thf f'itV Of
Salem. Oregon, to the amount of
?28.23'J.3', interest at the rate
c nue eont ripr Hnnum. rayab'e
hcmi-annuallj' at Salem, Oregon.
Sucii wonas ui u u iv '
i,..- t,r onH fjirriiod intr-
est; date off bonds November 1,
19 21. i
Kac.h Lid'lfr must file with his
bid a certified check for 2 per cent
of the par value of the bonds b:d
;or made piyable to the City of
Salem. v nielli will be forte. ted to
the citv in i case any bidder to
whom bonds are awarded shall
fail or refuse to accept and pay
tor such boiids. The right to re
jAct any and; all bids is expressly
reserved. -
EARL RACE. City Recorder
Tlu ie More Than One Way
"Alice. 1'lh poing to give i lot
of these old flothes to the chariiv
oiaanizatioin" tlrown announced
this wife. ! "Here are socks and
shirts that dueht to do same poor
lellow a lot!of good."
Alice came over to look into the
matter. j
"I uuess jit will br all rijrhf.
I she agreed, j ' nut. my gracious, l
can't send teat htulf out UK-; I'tat.
Why there jate a lot of buttons
off of the sjhirts and the sock
need darning!"
In a few days Alice had the
garments fiked up and announced
to hubby hi could end the pack
age off to the charity orfjanUa
tion now. i
"Hut Alicje." he protested when
he looked khe stuff over. "You
have It in 'ich good shape that
I'm going V wP'r them a while
longer niysqlf."
As Alice fwent out of the room
hubby smiled contentedly.
"It worked. It worked." he ob
served, under his breath. '.Kan.
tMta City SUr.
I
THINGS THAT
ffitei H0V5T
W0 fflRL.WHAT COOLD dWFt
lRif iinnT urn
U Y HI-AH Alull
llll IILnil I il lU
! u! uiinnifiin
IK 1 1 IIUUUHIIU
a m n ss ww at afl
Adele Garrison'" New Thame of
REVELATIONS OF A WIFE
CU APT Kit 500
WHAT DICKY SA1H WHEN UK
RKACHKI) MADOK'S SiDK.
The shock of hearing Dicky's
vo ce in excited altercation when
I had thought him I' miles away
wachine his wrecked car by tho
roadoide was almost too much for
nie. However he l'ad managed
to net home on'y he, of course,
could tell, but it nepded nothina'
but his tones to inforin me that h
was in one of his towering r aire a.
No doubt hi? mother had tinen
tionally or unintentionally fanned
the flame of his wrath by her dis
courteous attitude toward MaJ.
Grantland. But he laust be churl
ish indeed to be so resentful
against the man who by '"ringing
ma home so promptly had saved
me many hours of suffering.
"Oh. please," I gasped to Mrs.
Durkee, with a wild.'-idea ot send
ing her for O cky and so cuttintr
short his diatribe. r Iiut a sober
-?e md thought showed me the fu
tility of injecting "Her Fluftin
tss," as hQr son had christened
her. into the affairt There was
nothing to do but t6 wait tnetly
and helplessly unt 1 l)icky'j wrath
ehenld have snent itjelf.
Maj. Gran Hand's , voice, (Jeep,
outwardly suave, but steely le
neath the surface, fame through
the window, i-lowly, distinctly.
"I am sure you cannot have un
derstood me. Lt. Graham, when I
told you that Mrs. Graham "
"Leave my v i l'rai name out of
it " Dicky snarl'?d,'- and i knew
that he was beyond all bounds of
teason, appeal or discipline. Ex
cept to one person. :
"Richard!" !
Tiie word pinged upwar 1
to my window ;lil:e a rifle
bulllet. It held astonishment,
anger and the corrective power
which Mother Graham never resi
tates to assert over any one con
nected with her.
"Please keep out of this, mo
ther," 1 could visualize Dicky's
quick, sullen side glance at her.
"WUl you be (jUiet and listen
to m"?" his mother demanded,
and without wait tig for birn to,
reply she begun a tqrrcnt of words
which flowed fast, and furiously
enough to engulf more hardy ma
riners than her son.
Mother Graham Continues
"I'd like to know where you
have be-n," she begun, "that you,
without a scratch upon you that
anyone tan see. leave your wif
with a fractured rib for another
man to bring home and cany into
the house in a deitd faint."
My hc-art glowed with corapre
hens'on! My niother-tn-la w's
churl sh conduct toward Ma.j.
Grantland had not ben against
him. but in honest resentment
against Dicky. In reality sue was
championing m against the rctl
or fancied neglect of my husband.
"I'm thoroughly ashamed o
you. Richard.'', she went on with
out giving him a chance to r-?ply.
"Not content w th leaving your
wife by the roadside, you come
in here hours afterward and abuse
the man but for wliom Margaret
might be lying iu a ditch some
where." r
Up the Stalr-4
"Oh, isn't fihf just giving it to
iyn!" little Mrs. Durkee, whis
rred gleefolty. She h-id stol'-n
to the window at the first words,
and was 1 sterling in und:sguis"d
childish delight to what she later
characterized as "the best scrap
I've heard in a month oi Sun
days "
"IMease. Mrs. -Graham!" Mai.
Grantland interposed. "You are
doing your son an injustice."
"I don't want to hear anything
from yon." my mother-in-law tart
ly threw at h m, "You're just
like all th rest of the men. get
ting things tangled up so nobody
can make head pr tall of them.
You're responsible for part of this
muddle. I can 8J that, hut Rich
ard's fo' deep in it that !h's got
no license to criticise anybody."
"Am I crazy or are all the rest
of you?'. he demanded,
with a fractured rib! In
itadte
a fain'.!
NEVER! HAPFEK
Th s is the first I've heard fof it.
Where is sht? That's all It want
to know. All the rest canSgo U
the dvll." ; .
"She's upstairs In her foom."
my motser-iu-lrt-w answered "Hut
j you musn t excite ner. ThJB aoc
tor sma sne must oe-
Hut Dicky! was already found
ing pen mell up the stairs. Little
Mrs. Durkeei tripped to the door.
"I never! did like playing
gooseberry."; ahe remarked; "He
B'des, I think that goodIooklntr
officer downstairs may need some
reviving by this time. 1 think i
soaii tike him home and' maka
him a good- cup of tea" g .
Dicky flung open the '-. door,
brushed past her, evidently never
seeing her. as Khe left the room.
(The next minute he was 'on his
knees by my bedside.
"Swetheart! Sweetheart!" h
groaned. "To think I d'dn't rea
lize you wei-e hurt so badly, tor
1 t oppose that muat be th reason
for GrantUnd's bringing you
home. Are you sure you're all
right? I Jutit felt something was
wrong afwer a lew mlnuteft wait,
so left the old boat by the road
and started! to htfbr it after you.
Got a lift iand :th'5ii round you
hadn't beeri at the little hotel.
Then I beati.it here, nearly crasy.
Can you efer forgive' ybar r boy
for-being so heedless?' I - '
And almost any , woman. can
gusss my answer. f "' , .'
(To be Continued "
Try This for InillarrMlnn. ,
Foley Cathartic raoicts are Just
the thing for constipation. Their
action la wholesome "arid thor
oughly cleansing, without' griping,
nausea or inconvenience. Thej
banish biliousness,' . headache,
bloating, gas, bad breath, coated
tongue and other j symptoms ol
disordered digestion.,' Mrs. H. J.
Man-hard, ;3C Iwrence? street.
Salem. Mass.. writes: ?! used
Foley Cathartic Ta-hlcts for con
stipation . with gtKld ' CfBUltS. I
ktep them i in the house." Sold
very where j-r-Adv. , . :
OXFIHMK!) WOMAN 1IATKU
Estes Rnedocor. president ot the
International Association of Ro
tary clubs, said at a iunchcon in
New York: '
"I would not admit a misogy
nist to our great organization.
W'oman Is the home-builder, not .
the home-d,estroycr, and any man
who takes the latter view of her
is a fool. Ko fool Is worthy to be
a Rotarlan, -i ; ' : ;
"I 'was talking to one of these
fool misogynists the other day.
" 'Therei goes young Kail,' I
said. He!s got $40 000 a year
and yet he won't hiTve anything
to do with women.' j -
" That,'- said the fool misogy
nist, 'is why he has; 0,000 .a
year. " Detroit Free Press.
WHOLE MILK
AND CREAM WANTED
Marion Creamery Si Troducf
, ' CO. .
Salem. Oregon Phone 2488
1
I SALEM MARKETS
Wheat, sacked. S8e Gt' 836.
Osts, milling, net, SO. ,
Oats. feed. 35c. j
Vetch and oat hay, lis. -'loer
Hay, $10. j
Mill run 'nil feed. $14.'l
Eggs, Butter aad Batterfat
r.gzK 4ci i ! . .
reamerr tiutter, 49c p2c. -ltiitterfat.
47c. ! '
; POXTLTBT'
Hena. ' tigat,. 1 ki 16f. '
liens, beasy, 22c. ' -
hickenn. aprinc..20e Ci 22e.
Roosters. sld,- o f 10c .
Fork. Mntton and Beef
Hoes. $9 $ 50. i
I.ambs, 4e 5c. i "
Top esl. 13V4e 0 14
I'ork, dressed 13e lSe.
Steera, 4e SVie.
Bulla. Se ! - -
nturrs
Toksy frspee 10c.
Bananas, 6 Vie..
Lemens, $7 50 0 t.r
Oraneea. $7.50 t
Florida Grape Fruit,
California; grape frail,
Iae, 5f. "
I'eaehes, crste. $1.50J
Hue klebemea, 15c.
Cranberries, hnx, T
VEOETABIXS
Sweet potatoes, 4
i
1
rotawea. Z
rahbage. i3V4e.
i. r.
Orego' Oniona. S, .1. "
f'aUOwMd, $1 74. ,! .
CnoomherB.- $7 SS. J :"
Bell peppera,. I. 10e.'
,Tonaloeaj buabel.-1'ie.' ,
f')ery, Sie.,- i .' ,
Paran ifs, I SS ' ' ' f '
Tilraipe, 2.50. .
Carrots, f 1.3i. ' "H
B-eta. $2 50.. ;.
Head 1ettee. 7S. I
Comb boacy; case, $6.00.
Tig. J2e; -..-fates,
ISc. i