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THE OREGON STATESMAN, SALEM OREGON
OCTOBER 27, 1921
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-k oa.4 Roland A BrdC
S-cldt t Agent 871 State St.
MONEY TQvLOAN
On Real Estate
T. K. FORD
COtst Ladd Jb Buh Bank)
LOANS -REALf ESTATE
INSURANCE
W" tat aartainr We beva tie ann
te loan Pay ' u back . like , t Out
fsra I fad etty property UaU aro torn -pleto.
! Boo oa first. .
L.. . X-Ur i?iB
40S-T Oragoa J-uttv ron is
NEW TODAY
SLI8TIK08 WANTED WK HAVE BOLD
80 leeea at property en tho soldiers'
louu If you aro interests, in seUing
yonrs list with us.' Yos get - greater
percntage o( csth down thsg any other
way. yon esn tell today. - Bock k Hea-drk-a.
205 U. 8. Bank Bldg.
OB ' SALIC GOOO : S , ROOM FIST-
red konse on ear Hoe. 1,785. Any
tense. D. H. Wilson.
OB ' BALK 'SOME USED 2x4 A5X
lata, bn Old Parker Dental offices.
BUM and Commercial.
LOST GOLDEN BULL TERRIER DOG.
Answer to tne sum of "Jerry." No
tify' 732 N. Commercial street
a? ACRES 10 BEARIXO FRUIT. SOME
unsor, gooa - -onto ana. barn, east.
95000. Soldiers' loan. will handle.
Beckt Hendricks, 203 U, I. Bank
BMg. " , . ..
"S0TICE CLOSING OUT ON ACCOUNT
t oil death. CommissioB Sales Room,
t 254 8. Liberty. Will all persons bav
I lag articles lor aale or bills for or
f against call.
."WANTED WOMAN TO DO nOUSE
I work by the hour. Call 1630 Court.
I HATE' SOME VERT 'INB TICTU3ES
i in1 haadaeino frames wjbich I am of-
fering at barfain prices. . Inquire at
' 85ft' Chemeketo St. -
FOR! RENT 5 GOOD HOCSEKEEP-
ing' rooms ia office building, 925 per
J month. Becko Hendricks, 205 U. 8,
j Bank Bid.. . J
Worthwhile
For rent, t room apartment, nicely for
j n is bed. 935 per month. ' Adults only.
5 room house close in,' basement, electric
j lights, bath; other modern conveni
j enceo; large lot, trait,' trees, garage;
as excellent bay. Price 94000. . Good
j terms.
A fiat T room modem home, 90000. -
A food building lot. Very cheap.
2)30 aero farm. 40 acres in cultivation.
A splendid dairy ranch, 917.50 per aero.
m MILLS &. COPLEY
ealtora . r
""931 Btato St.
"7H acres all In cultivation, nearly level,
located mile to city limits of Wood
burn, oa paved road: 9 room ' bouse,
bath, toilet,' house painted White, sec
and house 14x26, with kitchen 8x12,
one bam, 42x64. second barn 42x44,
ailo la barn, garage 18x44, blacksmith
shop, wood shed, etc k All fonred and
crosa fenced, good family orchard,
bearing; land ia all tiled; 2 deep wells
with water tower. Ahia ia good, deep,
black fertile soil, occupied by owner
and in good eondtllon. Price 924,500.
First payment, 915,000. -See
L ( HAYFORD,' REALTOR
i s ' sua etate tstreet
! Wanted to. Lease f r
IA large farm suitable for stock and
I grain farming,; will pay cash rent.
Wanted to bay, the. cheapeat bouse in
I CI.I, V i ... .
uamuj. iu w uargaia auu not
over 91000." - - -
i good house for 91275, just like paying
rent. . .. ? .,, .,
bargain a fine lol, . a. .-i s " a
i acres improved, north, to trade for
Bonte ib osiem.
!: JHOMASON r - ,
Fall and Winter Apples
Baldwin, King, Jonathan, Northern Bpy.
" ooauij, opiaeuuerg,' laitasrpeoi
and othera. v J vr .: w. t ".J. i
Pef' box . , $1.00
9 boxes - : ? ac :
5 boxes for .. ., - . .. - ', r, -4 r
10 boxes for . n so
Delivered. Assorted as wanted. Boston
Marrow -aanaah. 2e lh.
Ward kl. Richardson y t
Phone 494
Special Bargain,! $1250
room ootUga, food eonditiont plastered,
elertrie lights, hot and oold . wator,
bath and toilet; bam; near pavement
and ear line. Almost lik finding it.
Terms, 9500 down. . f
j! S.J,, PEARSON; r ,:
. i 409 U. S. Bank Bldg.
lOTtCB 07 SALE OP GOVERNMENT
: TIBEl .
EiENXBAX, ZJLND ' OFFICE, WASHING
TOV. D.O, OCTOBER. 80. 1821. .
otine ia hereby civea that subject to tha
Condition and limitation the Acts
lew one , iio taw-snat. is, ana
une' iyu 141 mefc 75H), and the
tractions of the Secretary of the In
rior of Seotember 15. 1917. and June
2, 1920, the timber en the following
.nas wiu do eoia at iu o ciocx a.m
ecember 5, 1921, at public auction at
ie united Statee land office at Port
nd,' Oregon, -to ' the hlrhest bidder at
t lose than the appraised value aa shown
y this notice, asle to bo subject to the
pprersl of tha Secretary of tha Interior,
he 'purchase price. with' an additional
um of one-fifth of one percent thereof.
commissions allowed, must bo de
osited : at ttmt of tale, - money 'to "be
taraea u sale ia not approve-, other
ao patent will Issue -tor the timber
hick must bo removed within ten rears
ids will bo received from citizens of tha
rrtyd States, associations or such citix
;n and corporations orgaals andrr
h4 lawa of the United ' tttatea o. any
rutej 'territory or district- therof only,
j.'poa application of a qualified purchaser,
, iie timber 4a any legal aubdiviaion will
effered' aeparatoly before. being In
Muded in- any offer of a larger unit. 1 : -I
T. 4 8- B, 5 E 5e. 17, SWK, NE4,
?ir 880.it SfiJ NW4, fir 423 M
SiW NW, fTr iOSO M- SEft NW,
Sir 10 M SW NWi4, fir 750 M.,
K4!SE4, fir 830 eodar 25 M,
fVTH 8E. fir,0 r., 8EK -6E.
.ir 102S M- cedar 05 M bemblock 80
w, W34 SE, fir 1875 M, pine 20
,.T., NE4 SW4,, fir 1S50 M., NW
IW14, fir 14g M, 8E?4 8W4, fir
1275 M,.W14; JSW?irfit 473 M..See.
91, Slhi, NEH. fir 1320 MH cedar 120
, bemloek 150 M, SWt KE. fir
v Jt, coda r zao M, aeiuiock 290
-V. NEH, fir 1940 M., cedar 70 M.,
emlook 270 M rr NE. fir 1880
oedar 60 M, hemlock a 30 it., NE4
SW, fir 1820, M,, cedar, 155 M..
cmioca; am , 'KWii KW
r 840 M- cedar. SO. M hem-
bck 100 M., E, SWU. fir. 1950 M4
tamiocK Wi Y, - fir 1920
V . pine SO U. KEVi SEVi. fir 2260 MJ.
tW4i SEHi fir- 9100 M, HEH BE,
fr IOOU M., W BK4, Ii 1865 M
.mloek 20-M, NE4 8Wtf, fir 1940 M,
. W4 SW4. fir 2900 I, SB SWVi,.
ir 2U00 AT. 8WW 8WVi. fir 2550 M
9one of the fir, cedar, hemlock or pine
i -nber to ba sold for lean thaa fa per
I falrned) ' ' Geo. R.' Wiekham.
tctinj Commisaioaex Ueneral Load efiica.
NEW TODAY
FOR REXT 23 ACRES, 6 MILES
south Independence. -Phone 701-J.
FOB BALE CHILD'S CO-CAKT.
Phone 701-J.
PNAP 10 ACRES, NO. BUILDINGS. ON
"Hsnsn avenue. teantifut tract close
- to town. 91800 ch. Becke & lleu
drickt, 205 U. S Bank Bldg.
WE NEED 10O MORE WOMEN
steady work. Apply at office at once.
King's Food Products Co. Front St.
FOR SALE 5 BOOM BUNGALOW ON
Center street, close in. Bath, electric
lights, bmement. 93750.
9 room house on Chemeketa street, close
in. bath, elec -i lights. basement,
t 85000.
WINNIE PETTYJOHN
331 State St. - Realtor - .Phone 534
THE MeMINSVILLE CO. HAS CASH
assets of over 'A'Jc of all losses paid
during the past 25 years. It ia aaf-,
sound and low cost. Phone 317, r'tand
Jey Poley. Agts, Bush Bank Bldg.
BOSTON MARROW SQUASH FIXE
" for pies and canning. $'i per hundred
lbs. delivered. Ward K. Richardson,
Phone 494.
WILL TAKE GOOD 1ST FARM MORT-
gage as psy ror o room moaern nonse
located on south 12th street. Priced
at 13000. R, A. Mohney, 209 Oregon
Bldg. Phone 217.
FOR RENT HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS.
257 N. Church.
BARGAINS IM FUBiJITURE TABLES,
chain, rugs, beds, refrigerator, gas
range, etc. 943 N. Summer St.
THE HAT BOX 179 S. HIGH. STYLE
and aervieo.
FARM FOR TRADEFARM FOB PENT
furniahed house for rent. Beautiful
IO acre tract, 5 milea out, good build
. ices. 83500. Close to Pacific hih-
v way. - Magee, corner Stato A Commer
cial, over Bnsick'a.
SO ACRES ALL CULTIVATED WELL
fenced, on gravel road, 50 rods from
city limits. Good soil, - good bam.
Price 93500, tenna. See owner, room
1. 841 Stste.
BUNGALOW NEW, 4 ROOMS, CEM-
ent basement, built in Kitenen, line
fireplace, corner lot on S. High. Price
$3200, terms. Beeke & Hendricks,
aos 11. . Manx mag.
EMPLOYMENT
FEMALE
LADY WOULD LIKE TO KEEP HOUSE
for gentleman. - Address ' care
Statesman.
WAKTED ZSIRQTm TOTTNG MAN
i who has had experience aelling life
manraaea, ato vr uvniaia. ii
be able to davoto his entire time and
ba ambltioua for advancement. Moat
. ksve the courage to preoont business
proposition to merchants and prof es
aional men. Answer in tout own band
writing atatlng age, odneational qaal-
' If ieationa, experience as aolicitor, etc
Adfesa X No. 91. Btstesmaa office.
MAX an rAl
WANTED Um - -vTOMEN TO
sake farm paper sunecrrpuona. a gooa
Sropoaitioa to the right pooplo. Addreaa
ie Pacific Eomeatead, Sutesman Bldg.
Salem. Or.
PERSONAL
FACIAL--SCALP TSVACENTB ; YIO-
lat ray; manic ring, thampoeing. Or
egon Batk boose, fhone 640. -
ASTROLOGY 8TARS TELL LITE'S
story. Bend birthdate and dime for
trial reading. Eddy, Westyort St4 83
9 A Kansas City, Missouri
FOR SALE
, BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
WANTED LIVE PARTNER IN GOOD
paying business. See Sarff, 371 Stale
afreet. Phone 99.
11 1 1 1 1 IU
CANARY BIRDS
FOB 9 ALE -"-CANARY BIRDS. DAY
and Bight gingers. -Ira. Bennett.
Phone 1280. 1080 Cnemeketa.
tJt
tt T0U WANT 1 TO GET THB BEST
farm paper, aend 15e to The Paeifio
Hemes tsad, Salem. Oregon, far a threo
aeathe trial a-bseriptioav Mention
thia ad.
H0TJ8XI
"AlDDIN READY CUT HOUSES"
90 percent saved in cost of construe
tion. -Chss. F. Smith, factory reprea
ortstive. 6.0 Northweat Bank Bldf
Portland. Oregon. ' :
ISCArEOUS
APPLES DELIVERED. PHONE 4 F 2.
GREEN TOMATOES - "AND CABBAGE
for aale. Phone 29-F-4.
FOR' SALE CHARTER OAK 1 RANGE,
ineuire 2260 N. .Fifth, St.
GASOLINE AND ' OUj JANKS
from the largest to smallest. " : L. A.
Westaeott, factory representative. 864
a 12th St,. phone 1602-J.
FULLER BRUSHES FOR DEMON
strations. C. Grimes, 541 Mill, Phone
1P87-J. ,
FOR SALE FRESH CIDER; GRAPES
and grape juice; also apples, sice as
sortment. Phone 1F14, D. R, Ruble.
FOR SALE CLIPPER DOUBLE HEAD
grain cleaner, No. 16, 40 sieves all
kinds. Also 5-ton wagon scale. Fair
bank Morris, Brooks, Ore.
FOR BALE OR "TRADE ONE PAIR
black and tan hounds, good metiers,
two years old. Prefer saddle in trade.
Al FriedL route 1, box 58, Sublimity,
Oregon.
THE HOUSE OF j HALF A MILLION
and one bargains. We buy, sell or
exchange anything and everything in
tha line of iuak or second hand goods.
See us before you buy or sell. ' Stein
bock Junk Co. Remember the place.
402 N. Commercial St. Phono 523.
THE WESTERN SONGSTER
SCHOOL AND COMMUNITY SINGING
Aa especially good selection of the aonga
yon bare been wanting with worda and
music complete. No matter bow many
aeagbooka yon have yon should have
thia one, containing the Oregon aonas.
; Prieeo: Single eooioa, 25c; 16Vs cents
each in lota of aoien or more; $12.60
the hundred, postpaid. Second edition
printed since Septembon.
DREGON TEACHERS MONTHLY
115' B. Commercial St. - Salem. Oregon
FOR' SALE OLD NEWSPAPERS, 10
cents a bundle. Circulation department,
Oregon Statesman. '
I
POUXTRY
POCliTRYMEN SEND EIGHT TWO
. coat stamps ior special inree mourns
triai for tho best and oldest journal
ia'the west. - .The articles and adver-
i tiaementa arei of special interest to
the poultry breeders of the northwest.
Northwest Poultry Journal. 211 Com-
. narcial Bt- Salem, Oregon.
wooo
FOR GOOD TAlXE Tr WOOD,
rnone Juao. mot a.
FOR SALE WOOD, BIO FIR AND
limb, $7; ash, 98. - Phone- 42F14.
FOR DRY Mil WOOD AND OLD FIB
caU Tracy Wood Co, Phone 620.
FOB flALET FIRST CLASS' SECOND
growth big fir aa oak. i'hone 1154.
DRT FIR AND OAK WOOD FOB SALE.
Phono 77F2.
OLD GROWTH 16 IN. FIB, 8.50; 4
ft. second growth and ash. Phone
r 1407. -.. . . . .
FOR SAUE-r-BEST GRADE MILL WOOD
second growth and old fir. 4 ft.- or
1 In. Fred B,' Walla," PhOM 1343.
, 805 S. Cknrch.
FOR T.tNT
APAKTMESXS
FOR RENT FOUR ROOM FURNISHED
apartment on. North Cottage street,
centrally located. For particulars write
1312 Mill St, Engine, Oregon.
aoo a
FOB BENT BOO FOR GENTLEMAN
in modem home and centrally locat
ed. Please give asms and addreaa.
E. earw Htatevman.
Eouixa
F. L. WOOD. 88 rrATB BT
aetata, rentla.
WAN1D
ISCTINEOUi
tLD MATTRESSrew 3RADE OVER
Capitol City Beddtng Co Phese 19.
WANTED FRESH COW OB COM
tng fresh soon. L. Townsend. Phone
6F3.
WANTED USED HOUSEHOLD GOODS,
ranges and cookatovea. tools, men a
suits and shoes. ; Liberty Exchange,
341 N. Commercial. Phono 841.
WANTED TO RENT HOUSE. 4 TO 6
rooms. Immediate ; possession. Phone
U18-S.
WASTED EVEKTTHING IN HAJtD-
ware and farniture. Best prices paid.
THE CAPITAL HARDWARE
AND FURNITURE CO.
285 K. Commercial St Phono 947
LANDLORDS ESTABLISHED Busi
ness in Salem for 15 years. Want
new location. What have yon to of
fer! Immediate : possession not ne
easary, bnt will cloae ten year lease
at 1 any tiice if location satisfactory.
"Business, car Statesman.
BUSINESS CARDS
Afito Directory
AUTO T071
AUTO TOPS W. O. WRIGHT. 171
South High.
AUTO TOP, UPHOLSTERY. WORK
guaranteed. ieS Bootn 12tn, phone
iiii.
TIRES AND ACCESSOBlEi
SMITH-WATKINS, 147 NORTH HIGH.
Fiak, Silverton Cord, : Hood extra ply
tirea. Everything for aato.
STORAGE GARAGE
TRACY'S STORAGE GABAGB 944
- Ferry - etreet. - 1
USED axs
FOR SALE 191f 8 PASSENGER
light car, good condition, good tires,
9150. Merchants Delivery, 554 Ferry
atreet. 1
WANTED LIGHT TRUCK IN Ex
change on Hudson, Essex or Baby
Overland. Fred ; Kirkwood, 249 State
atreet.
! ; GARAGE ANXt BE PAXB
AUTO BEPAIR SHOP U Mil IB, 945
Center. Prvne 890.
HOFFMAN A JEOSEL TIRE REPAIR
ing, vulcanising, retreading; 197 Sooth
Commercial atreet. Phone 471.
CAPITA! GARAGE BUTCK. ETUDE
baker repairing., 178 South Liberty.
Pho-e 88.
rAIR GROUNDS GARAGE TIRES, Ac
cessories, need ears. ; Our -work guar
antee. 2041 , Cortland Road. Phone
808.
SOUTH COMMERCIAL GARAGE GEN
eral repairing and overhauling. 420
8. Commercial ft- Salem.
BATTERY AND ELECTRICIAN
AUTO ELECTRICIAN: EXPERT TROU
ble ahooting., 288 North High. Phone
- 309.
PRESTO-LITE t BATTERY SERVICE
atation. Expert battery and electrical
work. Farria Bros. Phone 1S03, 418
Court.
RADIATOR SHOPS
SALEM AUTO RADIATOR SHOP 198
Sooth 12th. , Phone 28.
J a BAIR. RADIATORS. FENDERS,
Bodies repaired. - 444 Ferry.
COSl'EOTIOSTBY
REMINGTON CONFECTIONERY, HOME
made eandies. eonfeetlona, olgara, mag
na inea. 1272 Stat.
BEAUIT PaCiOB9
NOW OPERATING MODEL BEAUTY
Parlor. 110 North Commercial Street.
956.
CHINESE PHYSICIAN
DR. L. M. HUM CURES ANY KNOWN
diaeaae. 158 S. High St- Fbono 288.
CLEANING PRESSING
CLEANING. PRESSING DONE TO YOUR
aatuiaction. ' Classy line of collars,
ties. The Toggery, 11857 State.
DRUG STORES
BRKWEB DRUG CO. 40S COURT;
riant ib.
ElCTRICIAira
SECURE MY FIGURES ON WIRING.
By contracL by bour. At pre-war
prices. H. W. Hatch, phone 1744-W.
FINANCIAL
MARION-POLK COUNTY FARM LOAN
" aasociation has money . to loan at six
percent. W. D. Smith, Beeretry-troa-nrsr,
808 Salem Bank of Commerce.
FURNITURE STORES
FRASK F. RICHTER NEW. SECOND
hand furniture. 849 N Commercial.
Phone 666. ! , .
FURNITURE ! HOSPITAI.
FURNITURE REPAIRED OB MADE TO
order. Refinisheing and upholktcrinu
a apeciality. Phono 1742. Brown and
Groves, 1201 South Commercial St.
GREENHOUSES
PORCH BOXES BEDDING PLANTS
for gala 8-iHa's 801 North. Commer
ehtl. HOTEL-
LEONARD HOTEL. NEW MAN AG E
. mens, dean, neat rooms and apartments.
354 North -Front St.
CHERRY CITY HOTEL; ROOMS 75e
; op; dining room in connection, family
Stylo. Corner Hijh and State.
-NSUBANCB
MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE INSURANCE
company. J. C. Batch, agent, room 5,
McCornack Bldg. Phone 96.
SPLENDID t , OPPORTUNITY WITH
Bankers' Reserve Life; G. T. Booth,
' irenerai Agent, phone 2098-W
Ladies' Wearing Apparel
CORSETS
MRS. ESCH AGENT FOR PRINCESS
Onrseta ?heno 1043-R. H91 H. 12th.
! D5SMAfO
DRESSMAKING- TAILORING. MRS.
-. Goodwin. 415 North Commercial. '
MRS VARTY, DESIGNER AND MAKES
i Ladies' Suits and Gowns. Over Mil
lar's Store.
LA CLASIQUE GQWIJ SHOP-rEXCLUS-ive
models. Export djsigning. 831
Stato.' , Hi it . !,. .. . . ,
MAUD SIMONS, DKfSS AKER. 1710
1 Bollevne ' St.
CARRIE FISHER DRESS TAKING,
-1 designing. Bpencer corasU U order.
1 3. AlcCwmack Bid.
BUSINESS CARDS
Ladies' Wearing Apparel
DEESSAtNG
DRESSMAKING BY THE DAY. PHONE
645 J. Mrs. Reid.
EDITH M. ASHLEY DRESSMAKER,
1345 Broadway: 1136 J.
MRS. R. CARTES EXPEEXiXCXD
dressmaker. Phone 1971W.
RUTH McADAMS DRESSMAKEB, T56
South 12th. Phone 1824-M.
H ATT IE WILLIAMS DRESSMAKING,
i 248 North Cottage. Phone 1552 W.
MESDAMES SCOTT fr CHASE DRES3
makera, 219 State St. Phono 937.
HEM8TITCHXSi G
MRS. BRECKEXRIDGE HEMSTITCH
i in mail orders solicited. 175 . 19th
Phone 174-M.
SALEM ELITE HEMSTITCHING,
- chainatitching. pleating, buttona. 829
880 Oregon Big. Phone 879.
MILLINERY
MRS. C. A. GRIMM, MILLINERY. MA
tron, children's hats specialty; remod
eling. 226 Oregon Bldg.
PLEATING
MRS. HTLDEBRAND. PLEATING 890
South 24th. Phone 798-M-l.
HAY SHOPS
HAT SHOP MEN'S AND WOMIN'S
hats renoratod and blacked 495 Court
street
LANDSCAPE GARDENER
FRED BLAKE, LANDSCAPE GARDEX
er, 1565 South Liberty. Phone 379.
MAGNETIC HEALER
DR. H. J. ANDERSEN. MAGNETIC
healer. Drngleas physician. 416 Or
egon Bldg. Phone 1108.
LAUNDRXEB
SALEM LAUNDRY CO-tCANY. 186 a
-Liberty street. Phone 25. Oldest
largest best. Established 1889.
CAPITAL CITY STEAK. LAUNDRY
Quality work, prompt aervieo, 1264
Broadway. Phono 165.
MEDICAL
MOUNTAIN BALM COUGH REMEDY
Phone 517-W.
NURSERY STOCK
WILLAMETTE VALLEY NURSERY j
All kinda nursery stock for sale. Rte.
7. Phone 105F5.
COMPLETE LINE TREES, SMALL
fruits, ornamentals. Capital City Nurs
ery Co. 426 Oregon Bldg- Phone 75.
PRACTICAL NURSE
PRACTICAL EXPERIENCE NURSE
Mrs. Meitzler, Florence Hotel. Phone
928.
PAINT WALLPAPER
SEE PORTER FON rATNTS, WALL
aper and Picture Framing. Good work
men.. 455 Court St. Phone 486.
PRINTING
FOR WEDDING INVITATIONS AND
announcements, see Bertelson, printer.
"Y" Bnildinz.
PRIVATE HOSPITALS
WANTED CONFINEMENT CASES AT
private hospital. I have best of equip
ment. Phone 19S9J.
PERIODICALS
MISS GOODHUE TAKES SUBSCRIP
tiona for all magazines. 361 So. 17th
Street. Phone 141 M.
PAINT CONTRACTORS
DAVIS a STRArrSBAVWH GENERAL
contractors; psints, oil, wallpaper. 220
Sooth Liberty. Phone 901
PAINTING AND DECORATING HIGH
class work for particular people. L. D.
Brandon, contractor. 365 North High,
phone 645-J.
AUBREY H. CLARK PAINTING. PAP
erhanglng, kalsomining. Work guar
anteed. Terms reasonable. Phone
2035 J. 1464 Ferry.
PAINTING AND CARPENTER WORK
by first clasi workman. Day or oon-
. tract. Wells, 2.09 Marion, phone
1692-W.
PERFUME AND TOILET ARTICLES
CALIFORNIA PERFUME CO EX-
trscts, toilet articles. Mrs. Moyer,
170 South 23rd. Phone 1224,
PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER
MARGARET BURNS PUBLIC 8TEN
- ographer. 408 Maaonie Bldg. Phone
262. '
PLUMBING
PLUMBING REPAIRING AND COIL
work. Phone 1397-J. Shop, 127 Union
street. A. L. Godfrey.
NORTHWESTERN PIPE CO, WHOLE
sale and retail plumbing supplies. 219
N. Commercial. Phone 179.
JOE'S PLUMBING SHOP, SHIPPING
and Broadway, Phono 1502. Prices
reasonable. If yon have anything to
fix let Joe do it.
REPAIRING AND SHARI-ININO
CUTLERY GRINDING. LAWN MOWERS
.safety razors, etc. Stewart's Repair
Shop, 847 Court street
BEN WHEELER EVERYTHING RE
paired. General sharpening, chimney
eweep 1485 N. 17th ex.. Phone 1418W
BOOr REPAIRING
ROOFS RESHJNGLED. CLEANED. RX
paired, painted or tarred. Phone Kayea
94F3.
SIGNS
UNION SIGN CO SIGNS WITH KICK.
Show cards that talk. 424 N Commer
cial. Pbone 646.
SECOND HAND GOODS
HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOB SECOND
hand clothing- and shoes. Also do
Cleaning, pressing and repairing. Call
and deliver. Capital Exchange, 342
North Commercial. Phone 1368-W.
WE BUY AND SELL SECOND HAND
goods of all kinds, pipe fittings, har
ness, collars, collar pads, tooUi and
chains. fred Seaindler, 968 Center
treet.
SHOE REPAXRrSG
WILLIAM'S SHOE SHOP 199 SOUTH
High.
STUDIOS
DB LUXE STUDIO. KODAK FINISH-
ing. 147 North Commercial
SCAVENGERS
SALEM SCAVENGER GARBAGE. BEF-
sa of all kinds removed. 0 sspoola
cleaned. Phono 167.
STOVES STOVB BEPAH USQ
STOVES REBUILT awtv SEP AIRED
40 years experience; Depot National
fence, sixes 26 to 28 tna. high. Paints
oil and varnishes, etc-, loganberry and
hop hooka. Salem Fence and Stove
Works. 2S0 Court street. Phono 194.
TAXX DIRECTORY
LANHAM TAXI COMPANY t- PHONE
940.
THE OREGON TAXJ TRANSFER CO..
Liberty a Ferry. Phone T7. Dry
alah. 16-inch wood for aale.
TAILORS
FRANK PALM MERCHANT TAILOR
211 8. High and Ferry.
.Read Ihe Classified Ads,
' - - '- y --. " " ""
BUSINESS CARDS
-TDSIOAX,
FRANKLIN LAUN ER PIANO. 268 N.
17th. Phono 1008-W.
GERTRUDE SMITH PIANO. SILVER
ton, Oregon. .; Green 801.
MRS. HENRY LEE PIANO. 1321 N.
CapitoL Phone 1017-W. .
LAURA GRANT PIANO SCHOOL
credits given. 336 N. High. Phone
1971W.
MINNETTA MAGERS VOCAL, DERBY
Building. Friday aft era son, Satardiy.
JESSIE F. BUSH TEACHER PIANO,
formerly instructor Metropolitan Col
lege Music, Philadelphia. 1363 South
. Commercial. Phono 833 J.
LENA BELLE TARTAR
strnetioB. Phono 334.
VOCAL IN-
DOROTHY PEARCE PIANO. 267
North Winter. Phone 845 J.
NELLIE MULKEY STONE PIANO.
873 Leslie. Phone 751-W.
ALLTB CHANDLER PIANO, 251
North Cottage. Phone 829-W.
BEATRICE SHELTON PIANO STUDIO
845 Marion. Phone 1899.
LILLIAN HAHTSHQRN PIANO. 894
North Chore-. Phone 178.
T. 8. ROBERTS PIANO, ORGAN. 870
South 14th. Phone 770.
DAN F. LANGENBEB, VOCAL
Derby Bldg. Phone 2079.
LENA WATERS PIANO. 1479 MILL
Phona 1184M.
MOLLIS STYLES VOICE. PIANO. 959
Center. Phone 2016B.
JULIA MILLS WEIGEL, PIANO, 1560
Soath Church. Phone 1391R.
LUCILE ROSS PIAWO. ORGAN. 498
North Liberty. Phona 1187W.
MATT IE GILBERT STRING INSTRU
menta, 1572 State. Phono 1166 R.
MISS MABLE SHEPHERD, PIANO-
L layer; dsncea, all occasions. 257 N.
iberty.
BERTHA JUNK DARBY, AUTHORIZED
teacher, Godowsky- Progressiva Series
Piano. 679 North Cottage. Phone
1950-W.
WESTERN CONSERVATORY OF MCS
ie of Chicago, Frank E. Churchill, rep
resentative. Diplomaa granted. Odd
fellow 'a Bldg.
SALEM CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC
All branches tanght, diploma's granted.
John B. Sites, director, 1287 Court.
Phone 626.
TUNERS
WENDELL HELM TOTTING. RXPAIR
ing. Phone 492.
EDWARD WELP EXPERIENCED
Siano tnner. Leave ordera Will'a
uaic atom
PIANOS
PIANOS. PLATER PIAHOS; NEW.
need. J. W. Tallman. 121 So. Oom'L
SHERMAN CLAY h CO PIANOS, STFIN
wsys, Duo-Art ana others. Moore
Dunn Music Store. Masonic Temple.
CHERRINGTON PIANO HOUSE, HAN
dlea Bush-Lane celebrated pianos,
415 Court. Phona 852.
DANCING ;
WHITE DANCING ACADEMY MRS.
R. L. White, principal. Phono 278-J.
TRANSFER HATJXXNG
CAPITAL CITY TRANSFER CO. 226
Bute St, phone 983. Distributing,
forwarding and storage our specialty.
Get oiir rates.
TRANSPORTATION
SCHEDULE FOR HIGHLAND BUS
LINE WEEK DAYS ONLY
Lv. Fair tirnda. Lv. Down town
C:S0 a.m 6:45 a.m.
7:U0 a.m 7:15 a.m.
and every half hour up to:
9:30 a.m 9:45 a.m.
10:00 a.m. 10:15 a.m.
2:00 p.m. 2:15 p.m.
2:30 p.m 2:45 p.m.
and every half hour np to:
8:30 p.m 8:45 p.m.
9:00 p.m 9:15 p.m.
8ALEM-EILvTRTtrfr STAGS
Leaves Leaves
Salem Silverton
O. B Depot Slews Stand
7:00 a.m. 8:15 a.m.
11:00 a.ts, 1:00 p.m.
8:00 p.m. 6:15 pm.
SALEM-TNDEPENDENCB
MONMOUTH STAGS
Leave Salem O.K. depot 7:00 ajn,
11:00 a.m, 5:00 p.m.
Leave Monmouth Hotel 1 9:15 ajn.
1:00 p.m, 6:15 p.m.
Leave Independence Hotel 9:80 ant,
1:15 p.m. 6:30 p.m.
Special trips by appointment.
Seven passenger ear for hire.
J W. PARKER, Prop.
Res. phone 61S Bnainesa phone T
WOOD SAWS
CITY AND COUNTRY WOOD SAWING.
Phone 2046. Fisher Bros.
WATER
SALEM WATER, LIGHT POWER CO.
Office, 301 South Com'l St Tea per
cent discount on domeatie flat rates
paid in advance. No deduction a for ab
sence or any cauae nnleaa water ia
ahut off your premiaoa.
WHERE TO EAT
WHITE CLOUD TEA HOUSE OPEN
Sunday morning 8 o'clock. American
style. 110 North Commercial. Phone
472.
PROFESSIONAL
CHIROPODISTS
A. J. FOSTER PAINLESS CHIROPO
dist. Corns, bunions, ingrown nails
removed. 3J2 State St, Patton Blk.
CORNS AND CALLOUSES REMOVED
without pain. Appliances from indi
vidual impression. Dr. Tatro, Masonic
Bldg, Phone 442.
CHIROPRACTORS
DR. O. L. SCOTT. P. 8. tt, CHTROPRAO
tor, 809-12 U. S Bank Bldg Phone.
87; Res. 828R,
OSTEOPATHIC PHTSIOTANI
DRS. WHITE AND MARSHALL, 806
U. S. National Bank Bldg.
DR. W. L. MERCER, OSTEOPATHIC
Physician and surgeon: Kirksville
graduate. 404-405 U. S. National Bank
Bldg. Phones Office, 919; Res. 614.
Da JOHN I. LYNCH. OSTEOPATHIC
Physician nad Surgeon, 403-404 Oregon
Bldg: Phones: Office. 1394: Bee. 68F5.
OPTICIANS
POMEROY KEENE JEWELERS AND
' Optometrists. 383 State.
GLASSES FITTED BY DR. B. BUR
dette at the Bow Optical Company.
825 State atreet, opposite Ladd and
Bush Bank.
LODGE Pi RECTORY
UNITED SPANISH WAR VETERANS,
camp 5. Armory. Fhrst. Third Mondays.
REAL ESTATE
FINE NEW . FIVE ROOM HOUSE ON
car'.ine, pared street and immediate
possesion. 9300 cash, balance easy
terms.
Nice 6 room honse with largo lot, on
carhnc. close in. 9750 cash, balance
like rent.
Good 6 room house for 31600. large lot
plenty of fruit for family ; if yon want
a home see
. H. LV MARSTERS
211 Gray Bldr,
Phona 907
REAL ESTATE
ROOMING OPENING
A large residence close to P.O. suitable
with a littlo added for roo ting and
boarding, open to aale for a few days,
then for rent famished if not sold.
Bee Wn. Fleming. 341 St-to St
I WANT
MORE SALEM HOUSES
Some dandy farm and orchard:' trades
Chas. W. Niemeyer
"Just Real Estate" i
57 varieties
215 216 Masonie Temple. Phones 1000
1014.
FOR SALE 9 ROOM HOUSE.! EASY
terms. Phoae 20S7-W.
GREAT REDUCTION ON HOUSES
BOTH NEW AND OLD
Some we own, some we am handling for
other folks, snd for the next 10 days
we will give you some real bargains.
If not sold by November 1st we will
hare to rent them, bnt we prefer aell
ing, even at greatly reduced; prices.
See us Mondsy morning if yon want
to bur.
JOSEPH BARBER & SON
200 Gray Bldg.
FOR SALE OR TRADE BY OWNER
nice improved 40-acro farm close to
Salem. Price right Pbone 63F5.
NOTICE TO THE rCTSLIC THB WORD
Realtor ia copyrighted and for asso
ciation members only. Wo are Real
tort. H. E. Brown, Hugh Magee, Bes
sie Snyder. Over Bnsick'a store. State
and Commercial.
TIMBER A GOOD TIMBER ; TRACT
for a good residence in Salem.
Orchard A very good one dose in. for
a good town house.
Farms A good little farm near by for
a Salem house; and also a farm for
rent.
Fair play We will undertake to get you
a fair, equitable exchange on any of
ur trading deals, if you am willing.
THE FLEMING REALTY CO.
S41 State Street
A GOOD BUY 5 ACRES NEAR KISER
school, about half in cherries, logans
and strawberries. Cheap bldgs.
Square Deal Co.
202 U. S. Bank Fhone 470
SMALL AND LARGE FARMS. CITY
homes and choice lots. Fire and auto
insurance.
Arthur E. Peterson
229 Oregon Bldg. j X
BUY NOW SIX ROOM HOUSE AND
bath; ten blocks from where we are
located. Price with furniture only
92200. For real bargains, aee Krue
ger. Realtor, Oregon Bldg. I
Best Buys and Exchanges
5 ACRES, ON PACIFIC HIGHWAY. 4
acres bearing fruit, best of well drain
ed soil, only 93750. This is a anap.
Will yon get it T
10 acres, 8 1-2 bearing logans, 5 room
house, barn 14 running water, on paved
highway, all weU fenced, 92750, 91750
cash. 40 acres, 80 cleared,; 10 am all
timber, on paved road, 1 1-2 miles from
town, fine manning water,! 985 per
acre, terma.
3 acres all in bearing fruit city
water and sewer, 93500, half cash.
30 acres to exchange for ; bonds or
Salem residence.
20 acrea at Salem, to exchange for
. Salem income, bonds or sell on easy
erms.
S0C0L0FSKY
341 State Street -
10 HEAD PURE BRED JERSEYS FOR
sale rhesp if taken st once.
15.42 acres Waldo Hills land, ideally
situated for sale on reasonable terma.
Fine buy for exsefcvice men.
A C. Bohrnstedt
REALTOR
407 Masonic Temple, Salem Oregon.
FOR TRADE 10 ACRES FAYETTE
county, Iowa, foe Salem property. See
Knieger, 209 Oregon Bldg. .
GOOD BUYS
100 acres located 54 miles from Salem,
50 acrea nnder cultivation; balance
timber and pasture: buildings, spring,
rock road. Price 910,000. '
20 acres located 7Vs miles east of Sa
lem on main Silverton road. All cul
tivated, 4 room plastered cottage, good
barn, woodhouse, paved road. Price
35,250; y cash, balance terms.
10 acres all in bearing fruit, 8 acres
prunes, lhi acres logans. Good build
ings. Price 35,000.
10 seres, 6 acrea logans, 1 acre straw
berries, rock road; 1 mile from paved
highway. 4 miles out. Price 92,650.
210 acres, house, barn and orchard; 20
acres cultivated; some fine saw tim
ber. Price $3500, terms. ;
12 acre lots close to S. Commercial St.
car line and paved road, sightly lo
cation. Good drainage, good berry soil.
Price 9400; 925 down, balance 910
per month, 6 percent interest.
5 room cottage, 8 blocks south. Price
$2,450. Terms.
6 room house at 1330 S. Commercial
street. Price 32800; terms.
5 room boncalow located at 1795 S. High
street. Price $4,000; terms.
If you are looking to buy, trade or sell,
see
W. H. Grabenhorst Co.
Realtors
275 Stste Street
WOOD'S BARGAINS
Dairy farm, 180 acres, close to paved
highway, $45 per acre or take small
tract part pay. 40 acre improved,
$1800, trade for home in Salem. Have
a new bungalow for $950. Apart
ment house, good income, price right.
40 acre fruit ranch, take house part
pay. Choice lots for Rale. F. L. Wood
F. L, WOOD
311 Trade St.
FOR RENT
FOR RENT LAND IX N. SALEM TO
let on shares. Inquire of R. P. Boise,
lireyman Block.
PUBLIC NOTICES
STATE TREASURER'S FOURTH
NOTICE ,
State of Oregon, Treasurer's Of
fice, Salem, Oregon, October 24,
1921.
Notice is hereby given that
there are funds in the State Treas
ury with which, to redeem all out
standing State Warrants drawn on
the general fund, indorsed "pre
sented and not paid for want of
funds." All such warrants, pro
perly indorsed, will be paid upon
presentation at this office; inter
est thereon ceasing from and after
date of this notice.
O. P. HOFF, State Treas.
NOTICE os hereby given by the
City of Salem, Oregon that all
street assessments which have not
been bonded and which have been
delinquet for a period of one year
or more must either be bonded or
paid on or before November 7th,
1021.
By order of the Common Coun
cil dated Octobef 17th, 1921.
C. O. RICE, City Treasurer.
NOTICE ;
Notice is hereby given that a
road district meeting will be held
at Elkhorn schoolhouse in Road
District No. 34 in Marion County,
Oregon, on Saturday the 5th day
of November, 1921, at 2 o'clock
p. m. for the purpose of levying an
additional tax for road purposes
in said district. i
W. IL CTJSHEY,
, County Judge.
PUBLIC NOTICES
NOTICE
Notice is hereby given that a
road district meeting will be held
at Jos. Heuberger's hop house in
Road District No. 24 in Marion
County. Oregon, on Saturday the
5th day of November, 1921, at 2
o'clock p. m-: for the purpose of
levying an additional tax for road
purposes in said district.
v W. M. BDSHEY.
County Judge,
xjyriCB
Notice is hereby, given thatCa
road district meeting will be held
at Harmony schoolhouse in Road
District No. 9 in Marion County,,
Oregon, on Saturday the 5th. day
of November -1921, at 7 o'clock
p. m. for the purpose of levying
an additional tax for road pur
poses in said district,
--W.' M. BUSHEY. .
County Judge.
WHOLE MILK
AND CREAM WANTED
Marion Creamery & Product:
Co,
Salem, Oregon Phone 248S
I SALEM MARKETS 1
1 ; : ; 1
Prices quoted are wholesale and pric
es received by farmers. Jio retail prices
am given.
Wheat, sacked, 83e 85c,
Oata. mi Iline. net, 40.
Oats, feed, 85e.
Vetch and oat hay, fit.
Clover Hay, 910.
Mill run till feed, 994.
Eggs, Butter and Butterfat
Eggm, 45e.
Creamery butter, 49c.
Butterfat, 47c.
POULTRY
Hens, light, 16c.
Hena, heavy,; 22e.
Chickens, spring, 20c 22c.
Roosters, old, 8e Q 10c.
Pork, Mutton and Boat
Hops, 99 & 98.60.
Lambs, 4fte ip 5e.
Top veal, 12 He 13c.
Pork, dressed, 12e & 13c.
Steers, 4c Ss.
Bulls, 8o
FRUITS
Tokay grapes 10.
Bananaa, 9 He.
Lemons, $7.25 & 98.
Oranges, 87.50 & 98.
Florida grape fruit, $8.
California grape fruit, $8.
Huckleberries, 15e.
Cranberriea. box, $5.25.
VEGETABLES
Sweet potatoes, 4c.
Potatoes, 2c.
Csbbsge, le.
Tomatoes, bushel, 75c.
Cucumbers, 9125.
Cauliflower, $1.75.
Turnips, 92.50.
Bell peppers, Ib, 11c.
Parsnips, 92.
Oregon onions. 8e.
Carrots. 91.25.
Head lettuce, 75c.
Celery, 85e.
Beets, $2.50.
Dates, rigs. Honey -7ates,
15c.
Figs, 12e.
Comb honey, ease, $8.00.
FRUIT
NEW YORK, Oct. 26. Evap
orated apples nominal. Prunes
firm. Apricots and peaches quiet;
raisins steady.
Report Made for Third Quar
ter of : Current Year at .
Meeting Yesterday
NEW YORK, Oct. 25. Total
earnings of the United States
Steel corporation for the third
quarter of the current year, an
nounced after today's meeting of
the directors, dwindled to $18,
918,068. This is. the smallest to
tal of any quarter since March,
1915, when earnings fell to $12,
457,809, and no dividends were
paid on the common stock.
Regular dividends of 1 on
the preferred and IV per cent
on the ' common wero declared,
but no part of the common divid
end was earned and only $1.53
of -the $1.75 due on the preferred
was available ? after payment of
interest on outstanding bonds, i
To meet these dividend pay
ments the directors drew on the
corporation's undivided surplus
to the extent of $6,965,504, as
against the $4,571,668 taken
from the surplus in the previous
quarter to make up the deficit
in the common dividend. !
Chairman E. H. Gary declined
to forecast conditions in the steel
industry, but today's statement in
dicated a turn for the better,
AuguEt earnings far exceeding
those of July with a further,
though moderate gain for Sep
tember. - ? '. .
Surplus Army Supplies j
Wanted for Russians
WASHINGTON, Oct. 25. Con
gressional anthnritv has hun Dcir
ed for the use of surplus army sup-
piica m me iamme areas of Rus
sia where from five million to 10
million people are starving, Sec
retary Hoover announced today.
Mr. Hoover made public abet
ter to Chirnian Kahn of the
hOUSe militarv affair-
- , " vu.lUHitt(
in which he called attention to
me ternoie situation In the Vol
ga basin in Russia" and efforts of
private relief ; agencies to save as
many lires as possible. j
"I ama addressing you," he said
in the hope that congress might
authorize the secretary of war to
donate these associations such i of
the usediclothing, surplus medical
Supplies as Cannot ho nnorl th.2
army and readily disoosed fnr
cash. Secretary Weeks informs
me that them nn.M...Li.
quantities of such things costing
tn rnnhi ,
o-'-f-moui i-rse amounts for
storage and trre-Arvo v .
. . - . . wui auu a
neve no. greater purpose couUTbe
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uiuir application."
Only Speculative Issues Are
Showing Activity Recent
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MONEY RATES ARE FlRLt
Bulls Receive Jolt by Asser
tions Concerning Ex
pbrt'Of Wheat
NEW YORK. Oct. ' 26 Apart
from speculative issues, especial
ly oils in which recent gains were
enhanced j today's stock market,
was' dull and inconclusive.
Proceedings of ! the railroad la-'
bor hearing wet. followed wit
interest and railway shares. - in
cluding several of the more popu
lar investment Issues, developed
more reactionary tendencies.
Bon Pools Qnlet
Firmness of money rate j pro
bably acounted 1 tor 1 th3 less ag
gressive tactics of bull pools. Call
loans openedlat e per ' cent, nne
week's highest initial rate, bnt re
laxd to Slln the last half of
the session, tin Trivate negotia
tions brokers''- reported loans of
this class at S per cent.
The' cheaper Oils were most fa
vored and-motors of the same
type also raoved forward, al
though trade f advices respecting
this' industry! were not especially
and ome of the ' Independent
favorable. Food, leather, rubber
steels displayed -intermittent firm
ness, but United Statea Steel fluc
tuated within the narrowest lim
its making no visible respond to
yesterday's quarterly report.
Mixed Gains Bhow
Equipments i showed mixed
gains and losses and copers and
tobaccoes . were euscepitlble. to
and' chain store isues were among
the firmer ' miscellaneous stocks.
Selling of Mexican Petroleum con
tributed to th3 iregular close.
Sales, 650,000 shares.
Confusion j -marked trading In
foreign exchanges; which was at
tended by clrcum3tiiitlal rumors
dealing with! proposed revision t
Germany's- reparations payments.
Sterling was! easier, as also were'
section French snd Bolgian rates. :
Central; European Tates reflected'
latest adverse developments in
that section, and Far-Eastern hills
rallied from recent heaviness.
Liberty Issues Gain ' ;
Liberty issues closed mostly at
gains and the general ' domestic
list was steady to form on lighter
dealings. Foreign bonds snowed
no pronounced trend, except MexL
con government fours, - whlcjr
again were affected by latest pha.
ses of that country's external ob
ligations. Total sales, par value
$11,875,000.
CHIQAGQ, Oct, 26. Assertions
that exporters were selling red
winter wheat back to primary
markets at" a profit gave a' Jolt;
today to bulls in whi-at.' Prices
closed neaty,: 1 1-4 to' M-S net
lower, with December $106 7-8
to 1.07 and May - 1.11 5-8 ' to
1.1 1 7-8. Porn lost 1-4 to 1-
and oats ; 1-4 to 3-8. Provisions
varied from,' five rents decline to
an advance of 2 l-2c. j:
. Pry TVe-ther. Worries !
Initial' upturns appeared to be
based on opinions that receipts of
grain would be small fori some
time, - at leajt until the Tailtoad
strike problem was fettled. ' Com
plaints .of dry weather too con
tinued from parts of the' winter
crop belt. . i
Corn and oats were governed
almost entirely by the action of
wheat. .. ' . ! '
Support from packers counter
balanced in the provision market
the effect of weakness .in grain
and hogs. j
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Posse on Trail of Two '
Idaho Banlc Robbers
ST JOE, Idaho, Oct. 25. One
hundred special deputies are
searching the hills between St, Joe
and St Mary's, Idaho, tonight for
the two bandits who robbed the'
First (State bank at St Joe of
about $2000 this morning. TWo
suits of clothes, found, with some:
silver ;on a trail near here were
positively A Identified tonight by
Cashier E. F. Bets as having been
worn by 'the two men who over
powered him in the bank. Rett
was bound and blftdfolded. lA
few months ago the" same bank
was robbed of about $3000. L
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