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THE OREGON STATESMAN. SALEM, OREGON TUESDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 29, 1921 ' CLABSOTED ADTEKTXSEXXKTS IUu Par Word: Per IaMrtioa 2 Se 8c Three) Insertion Oa Week (si- inMrtioni). una Month Six atonth' contract. Der mo 15c 13 months' contract, per mo.r.Je M-imim for any adTtrliaement, 25c NORWICH UNION warn ccsui-lnob society Thtatsoat, BoUnd Bargha rdt Resident Afnt 171 Bute Bt ,f' MONEY TO LOAN Oa Real Bstate T. K. FORD fOrcr -add 4 Buk Bank) LOANS REAL ESTATE INSURANCE Wo lnaa.ro say thine Wa have tha none to waa ray . a Mk lika rant uur i lira ul city property liaU ara com pleto. a as first. X-VriB ULPLAB 404-7 Oiwajoa Bide. Phono 1644 NEW TODAY TRADE LOT IX SPOKANE. WASH inrton for a lot in 8atem. Also lot Vancouver, B. C, ion a lot in halem , 8o Krueger. 200 Oregon Bllg. TRADE HOUSE IN TACOMA.. WASH ington for houae In Salem. See Krue LOST A LADIES' BROWN COAT with Hudson Bav aeal collar. Lost between Oregon Electric depot and re ideare on li St. on evening Nov. 20 Liberal reward. Pbone 1933 J. TOCR 8UITS PRESSED WHILE YOU wait. Wardrobe, 17 South Higu. FOR BALE 81 X DOZEN DAFFODIL bnibe for 25c 691 8. Capitol. FOR RENT FIVE ROOM MODERN apartment. Furnished. 7i mgn FOR RENT BLEEPING ROOM WITH private bath, steam heat, i-nono Bwa-J WANTED YOUNO MAN STUDENT fnr few' dara. outside work. 1105 ".") Leelia street. FOR SALE WHIT- LEGHORN COC - kerela. $1 tach. 2405 N. dth Bt WANTED STOCK OF MERCHANDISE or grocery, 'i Have 20 acrea. tmprovea. Will pay differenee or allow liberal terms. Addraaa Box .1, eare Statea man. FOR RENT FURNI8HED 5 ROOM bungalow, strictly modern. 1710 Cen- FOR BALE BABY. CARRIAGE 1710 Center. f PUIMBIN1 75e PER HOUR PHONE 950 M. . VACANT JlOUSES. ALL MODERN. - s all for aale, all for lease. It yon want a borne of your own act now. We bare more horses Hated than for twenty months aad at less moaey and easier terms. Act now. Becka Hcndricka, 205 V.- 8. Bank Bldg. ROOM BUXGALOW ON NORTH 5TH. and two lota. rooma first floor, 2 rooma to finish oa second floor, A good home; oa paved atreet, (or 13500. . borne terma. R. A. Mohney. 208 Or egoa Bldg. r-one 217. : FURNISHED APARTMENT FOR RENT one block from capitol. Phone 1510 M. - ! SOLDIER LOAN WE HAVE HOMES . eA tMrTi thlit TOUT POiH Will bf. aT'satn irlf and aiToid tha rush. The -' rush mesns leas choice and higher 'prica. Come In while yon re resting. Beeke Hendricka. 205 C. S. Bank . building. VE IP T0C ARE OVER 50 AND would enjoy strictly social gm ' earda,.- eome any pm. exeept ounoay, , to. Room 19, over Portland Coak to atora. i FOR BALK ONE FIVE ROOM AND one seven room bungalow, good lo-e--. Owner. Box 67. Salem. Also want loan. flOOO. For Sale or Exchange .in Imnroved. on rood road; -trade for ritv property.- This is a good buy for $2750. , , . We have -a. goo $ room modern house OB Htata atreet, cloae to atate house. -M make fine rooming houae; will exchange for two small houses or small farm. S room houae. 2 lota, for $1100, a bar gain ana beat oc ter ia. -Modern house for rent. . Thomasbn , 33 1 V4 , State street WOOD'S BARGAINS; Sis lota and two new building, a snsp at avOO. Two lots north Capitol atreet, '." nrira ria-ht. 40 acres, new buildings. trade foe home. A good residency to trad a for close in acreage, tmprovea 280 acre river bottom farm, $5 per arm F. L. Wood. 141 State St. EMPLOYMENT WANTED MAN WITH CAR TO REP resent s in this territory. Can ad vance to dislrict manager Sf hustler. The C. L. Smith Co., South Bend, '- lnd. WANTED JNERGETIO TOUNO MAN ; who baa had axperienca sailing life ; insurance, stocks or advertising. Must , bo able to devote his entire time aad be ambitioua for advancement. Muat bare tha courage to presant business ' prepositioa f merchants aad prafea , aional meat. Anawar in your own band - wriUng atating age, educational qnal ' ifieationa, axporlenee se eolieitor, ete. Addreaa "-f-re. at." ntet-sT-n- ' BALE SMEH WANTED , SALESMAN FOR WELL ADVERTISED and fast aelling line. Call evrninga. nil Mill MALE AND FEMALE WANTED MEN AND WOMEN TO , take fans paper aubscriptions. A good proposition to the right people. Addreaa the Pacific Homestead, Statesman BICg 8a lam. Ore. WANTED EXPERIENCED WOOLEN and silk goods salea people. Only who are deairous and capable and know how to wieet the pnblic need ' apply. Good salaries to etart with, rafernces required. Apply at once, to Jaeaager of the Peoples Cash Store, - - PERSONAL fACUL-SCALP TREATMENTS, VIO let ray; raanicarin,, shampooing. Or ' " pgon Bath Houae. Phone 540. ASTROLOGT -- STARS TELL LIFE'S . story. - Send ' birthdate and dime fnr trial reading. Eddy, Weatport St.; 83 X4 Kaniuiv Oilv. Miawnri. Read Jho Classified Ads. FOR SALE CANARY BIRDS FOR SALE FEMALE CANARIES, 50c lor snort time only. Phone 1280. 1030 Cherocheta 6t. FARM PAPER IF YOU WANT TO GET THE BEST farm paper, sends 15c to tbe Pacific Homestead, Salem, Oregon, (or "a three months' trial subscription. Mention this ad. HOUSES "ALADDIN READY CUT HOUSES" 30 percent saved in coat of construc tion. Cbaa. F. Smith, factory repres entative, 620 Northwest Bank Bldg., Portland. Oregon. UTS STOCK "OR 8ALE A 8PAN OF FOUR YEAR old colt. Phone 93K12 POULTRY BARRED ROCK COCKERELS AND rorkn for sale, or will trade for some others of equal value. Phone 49K23. FOR SALE O. A. C. WHITE LEGHORN cockerel, direct from the college. Price $5.00. Effie L. Young. Mon mouth. POULTRYMEN SEND EIGHT TWO- rent stamps for special three months' trial for tbe beat and oldest journal in the west. The articles and adver tisements are of special interest to the poultry breeders cf the northwest. Northwest Poultry Journal, 211 Com- merrisl St, 8alen. Or ego nBCLiuroxni FOR S-.LB OLD NEWSPAPERS, 10 eents a naaaie. uiroolation department, Oregoa Statesman. SASOLINE AND OIL TANKS froea the largest to smallest. L. A Weatacott, factory representative. S64 8. IZth bt, phone 1602 J. THE HOUSE OF HALF A MILLION aad one bargaiaa. We bay. sell or exchange earthing and everything in the line of junk or second hand goods. See us before you buy or sell. Stein- bock Junk Co. Remember tha place. U3 if. commercial St. Phone 028. THE WESTERN SONGSTER SCHOOL AND COMMUNITY SINGING Aa especially good salectioa of the songs you have been wanting, with words and masis complete. No matter how many sengbooks yon have, yea should have tan one, containing the Oregon songs. Prices: Single copies. 26c; 18V4 cental each ia lots ef a desea ar more; $13.50 " tha handred, peetpaid. 8econd edition pnatea since September. OREGON TEACHERS MONTHLY 218 8. Commercial St. Salem, Oregoa WOOD OAK OLD FIR AND SECOND I growth wood for sale. Phone 1252-Rl or 1756. OLD GROWTH IS IN. FIR, $8.50; 4 It. seoond growth and ash. Phone 1487. IS INCH SLAB AND MILL WOOD. $8.50 per load.. Dry planer wood, as.&o per load. Tracy Wood Co. Phone 620. FOR BIG FIR, SECOND GROWTH OAK or ash wood, phone 77F2. DRY WOOD FOR SALE SECOND growth fir. $4 and $6.50; oak, $8 four foot: 10 inch oak. $9: four foot FOR SALE BEST GRADE MILL WOOD second) growth and old lir, 4 ft. or 16 in. Ied E. Wells, Phono 11 12.1 805 8. Churcl. FOR RENT APARTMSHT FOR RENT NICELY FURNISHED three rcom apartment. Phone 759. ROOMS FOR RENT ROOM FOR GENTLEMAN In modern borne and centrally located. Pieaae give name and addreaa. E, eare Statesman HOUSES FOR RENT 7 ROOM MODERN HOUSE. Call ,1166 Ferry St. I wnnr.,,,,, htatw tp Rfii F,h.WOS-7r.l 8T- WANTED MISCELLANEOUS OCD MATTRESSES MADE OVER Capitol City Bedding Co. Phone 19. WANTED WOOD DEALER WANTS TO buy dry oak and fir. Armstrong Transfer. Pbona 1j. WANTED MODERN BUNGALOW ON liberal manthly payments. Addreaa 'A-19," care Oregon Statesman. WANTED EKITH1U 1 JtAKO- ware and furniture. Best prices paid THE OAKJTAL. MAKUWAKC AJiU I'UKHU'UiUi CO. I 2t5 K. Commercial 8t. Phona 947 BUSINESS CARDS Auto Directory 8TORAOR OARAGE TRACY'S STORAGE GARAGE - 544 Ferry street. AUTO TOPS AUTO TOPS W. C. WRIGHT, 171 bouth ttign. AUTO TOP UPHOLSTERY WORK guaranteed. 553 South 12th. Phone 1126. TIRES AMD ACCESSORIES 8MITH-W ATKINS, 147 NORTH HIGH. Fiak, Silverton Cord, llood extra ply tires. r.verythlng for anto. USED CARS FOR SALE 1H S PASSENGER light ear, good condition, good tires. $150. Merchants Delivery, 654 Ferry street WANTED LIGHT TRUCK IN EX- ehane on Hnon, Essex or Baby Overlsnd. Fred Kirk wood, 246 Stata afreet GARAGE AND REPAIR FAIR GROUNDS OARAGE TIRES. Ac cessories, used cars. Cur work guar anteed. 2641 Portland Road. Phone 808. - AUTO REPAIR SHOP L. MILLER, 215 Center.: Phone 890. HOFFMAN ft ZOSEL TIRE REPAIR ing. vulcanising, retreading; 127 South Commercial atreet. Phone 471. CAPITAL GARAGE BUICK. STUDE- baker repairing 173 South Liberty. r ho ne 8R. SCALES AUTOS WEIGHED 15. 2395 FRONT BATTERY AMP ELECTRICIAN AUTO E! ECTRICIAN: EXPERT TROU ble shooting. . S3S North High. Phone . 203. ' PRESTO - LITE BATTERY SERVICE station. Expert battery and eie-ln-l work. FarrU Bros. Phoao 1803, 418 Conri RADIATOR SHOPS SALEM AlITO RADIATOR SHOP 198 South 12th. Phone 28. J. C. BAIR, R.DIATORS. FENDERS. TtnHiea repaired. '444 Ferrv Read The . Classified "Ads. BUSINESS CARDS CONTECTIOKERT REMINGTON CONFECTIONERY. HOME made candies, confections, cigars, mag nifies. 1272 State. BEAUTY PARLORS NOW OPERATING MODEL BEAUTY Parlor, 110 North Commercial Street. 956. CARPET AND RAQ WEAVING CARPET AND RUG WEAVING. COL onial styles and colors. Phtie 84F21. CHINESE PHTSICIAH DR. L. M. HUM CURES ANY KNOWN disease. 153 S. High St.. phone 283. CLEANING a PRESSING CLEANING. PRESSING DONE TO YOUR satiafaction. Classy line of collar, ties- The Toggery. 1857 State. DRUO STORES BREWEK DRUQ CO. Phone 184. 405 COURT. ELECTRICIANS SECURE MY FIGURES ON WIRING. By contract, by hour. At pre-war pri.ee. H W. Hatch, phone 1744-W. FINANCIAL MARION-POLK COUNTY FARM LOAN association has money to loan at six percent. W. D. Smith, secretary-treaa-nrer, 303 Salem Bank of Commerce. FURNITURE STORES FRANK F. RICHTER NEW, SEOOND eaad fnraiture. 140 N Oo mereial. Phone 452. FURNITURE HOSPITAL FURNITURE REPAIRED OR MADE TO Order. , Refinisheing and upholstering a speciality. Phone 1742. Brown and Groves. 1201 South Commercial St. GREENHOUSES PORCH BOXES BEDDING PLANTS for sale. Smith's, 301 North Commer cial. HOTELS LEONARD HOTEL NEW MANAGE- ment, clean neat rooms and apartments. 254 N. Front St. CHERRY CITY HOTEL; ROOMS 75e op; dining room in cenne-.-tioa, ta-nily style. Corner High and State. HORSESHOEING PRACTICAL HORSESHOEING PETE Conley, Sboer. Brick shop, 253 Chem eketa street. INSURANCE MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFH INSURANCE company, j. C. Belch, agent, room 6. McCornack Bldg. Phone 96. SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY WITH Bankers' Reserve Life; G. 7. Booth, Geaeral Agsat, phone 2098-W. ALL LOSSES ADJUSTED AND PAID promptly by the McMinnville Co. Ample- cash resources to meet sll claims. iStandley & Foley, agents. Bush Bank B!dg. Phone 347. Ladies' Wearing Apparel CORSETS KEKSTITCMXS 0 MRS. BRECKENRIDGE HEMSTITCH- ing, mail orders solicited. 175 8. 19th. Phono 174 M. SALEM ELITE HEMSTITCHING. ehainatitching, pleating, buttons. 829 330 Oregon Bldg. Phone 379. pf-w.wnu-a w-mria FIRST CLASS DRESSMAKING 149 K. High. Mrs. Reid. DRESSMAKING TAILORING. MRS. Uoodwin. 445 Iforth Commercial. DRESSMAKING CARRIE ROGERS Aahby. 606 S. 21st. Phone 377-R. MRS. C. JEPSON MODISTE, 8567 Oak, phone 929. MRS TARTY, DESIGNER AND MAKER I Lad.es- Suits and Gowns. Over Mil ler's Store. EXPERIENCED SEAMSTRESS BY THE day. Pbone 141U-J. LA CLASIQUE GOWN SHOP EX.CLUS- ive models. Expert designing. 331 State. MAUD SIMONS, DRESSMAKER 1710 Bellevue St. CARRIE FISHER DRESSMAKING. designing. Spencer corcaeta to order. 2 McCornack Hide. EDITH M. ASHLEY DRESSMAKER. 1345 Hraadwav 1436-J I MRS, R. . CARTER EXPERIENCED I dressmaker. Ihone 1971-W. RUTH MeADAMS DRESSMAKER, 756 South 12th. Phone 1824 M. HATTIE WILLIAMS DRESSMAKING 248 North Cottage. Phone 1552 W. MESDAMES SCOTT ft CHASE DRESS makers. 219 State St. Phona 937. I THE ADSITTS ARE PREPARED TO do any and all kioda of iadiea' tail oring for old and new customers. 852 N. 12th street. Phone 2085-R. MILLINERY MRS. C. A. GUI MM MILLINER. FAN cy aprons, novelties and hand made flowers. 519 Court St. PLEATING MRS. HILDEBRAND, PLEATING 890 South 24th. Pbona T9S-M1. HAT SHOPS HAT SHOP MEN'S AND WOMEN'S hats renovated and blocked. 495 Courl street. LAUNDRIES SALEM LAUNDRY COMPANY. 136 8 Liberty street. Phone 25. Oldest largest best. Established 1889. cap1Tal CITY STEAM LAUNDRY Quality work, prompt service. 1264 Broadway. Phone lo.i. LANDSCAPE GARDENER FRED BLAKE. LANDSCAPE GARDEN er. 1565 South Liberty. Phone 1031 M MAGNETIC HEALER DR. H. J. ANDERSEN MAGNETIC healer. Drugless Phyaieisn. 418 Or mn Bid. Fhnna IR5. MATTRESS FACTORIES nK MISLED WE MAKE NEW matrenaes to order. we make ore old mat reuses and guaraatee aatiafac tinn. We do carpel cleaning. Otto 7wirk-r Phone 1154 MEDICAL MOUNTAIN BALM COUGH REMEDY Phone S17-W. MULTIGRAPHING MITLTIGRAPIIING. PRINTING PER feet work; dependable. Mmkler-ttert Berg Mail Adv. . Co, -212 Oregon Bide FAINT CONTRACTORS PATNTING AND DECORATING HIGH clans work for particular people. ... i. Brandon, contractor. 363 North High, Phone 645 4. ATTRREY H. CLARK PAINTING. TAP rhanrinir kalsomiainc. Work raar- anteed. Terms reasonable. . rtone 2035-J. 1464 Ferry. BUSINESS CARDS MUSICAL FRANKLIN LAUNER PIANO. 17th. Phone 1008-W. 268 N. GERTRUDE SMITH PIANO. 8ILVER ton, Oregoa. Green 801. MRS. HENRY LEE PIANO. Capitol. Phone 1017 W. 1321 N. LAURA GRANT PIANO SCHOO!. ere lit given. 836 N. High. Phone 197 1W. M1NNETTA MAGERS VOCAL. DERBY ! Building. Friday afternoon. Saturday - JESSIE F. BUSH TEACHER PIANO, formerly icatructor Metropolitan Col lege atuaic, Philadelphia IdeJ Souih Commercial. phone BoJ J. LENA BELLE TARTAR VOCAL IN struction. Phone 334. DOROTHY PEARCE PIANO. 7 North Winter. Phone 345-J. NELLIE ML'LREY STONE PIANO 373 Leslie. Phoue 751 W. ALLIE CHANDLER PIANO. 251 North Cciutge. I'aooa extr-W. BEATRICE SHELTON PIANO STUDIO J45 Marion. Phone i W. LILIAN HARTSHORN PIANO 394 North Church. l'licue 178. T. S. ROBERTS PIANO, ORGAN. 270 South 14th. Phont .i'J. DAN. F. LAN GEN BERG, VOCAL Derby Bldg. Phone 2079. LENA WATERS PIANO Phone 1184 M. 1472 Mill MOLLIE STYLES VOICE, PIANO, 859 Center. Phone 2016 H. JULIA MILLS WEIGEL PIANO. 1500 South Church. Phone 1391-R. LCCILE ROSS PIANO, ORGAN, 49j North Liberty, g'hone 1167-W. MATTIE GILBERT STRING INSTRU nienta. 15.. tttate. Phone 115t-U. MISS MABLE SHEPHERD PIANO player; dances, all occasions. 257 N. Liberty. BERTHA JUNK DARBY, AUTHORIZED teacher, Godowsky Progressive Series Piano. 679 North Cottage. Phone 1950-W. WESTERN CONSERVATORY OF MUS ic of Chicago. Frank E. Churchill, rep resentative. Diptrmas granted. Odd Fellow's Bldg. SALEM CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC All branches taught, diplomas granted John R. Uitoe, director. 1237 Court Phone 620. TUNERS WENDELL HELM TUNING, REPAIR wg. Phone 492. EDWARD WELP EXPERIENCED piano tuner. Leave orders Will's Musie Htore. TALLMAN PIANO REPAIR SHOP Tuning, refiniabing, rebuilding, player piano expert. Phone 1659, 121 South Commercial. PIANOS SHERMAN CLAT CO PIANOS, STEIN ways, IK o Art, and others. Moore Dunn Music store. Masonic Temple MUSIC STORES GEO. C. WiLL PIANOS. PHONO graphs, sewing machines, sheet inuric, and piano atudiea. Repairing phon ographs and sewing machines. A'i'i State, Salem. DANCING WHITE DANCING ACADEMY MRS R. L. White, principal. Phone 2T8-J PRACTICAL NURSE PRACTICAL EXPERIENCE RCRSE Mrs. Meitxler. Florence UouL Phone 928 NURSERY STOCK FOR SALE BLACK WALNUTS FOR planting. 730 N. 1'ront street. FRIT IT LAND NURSERY SALES YARD back of offioe, 540 State street. Phone 1140M. WILLAMETTE VALLEY NURSERY All kinds nursery stock for gale. Rle 7. Phone 105F5. COMPLETE LINE. TREES SMALL fruits, ornamentals. Capital City Nur sery Co., 426 Oregon Bllg, phone 75. PERIODICALS MISS GOODHUE TAKES SUBSCRIP tiont for all magazines. 251 S. 17th. street. Phone 741 -M PHINTINO FOR WEDDING INVITATIONS AND announcements, see Bertelson, printer, "Y" Building. PRIVATE HOSPITALS WANTED CONTINEVEft CASKS at private hospital, I hare , best of equipment. Phone' 1959 J. PERFUME AND TOILET ARTICLES CALIFORNIA PERFUME CO. EX tracts, toilet articles. Mrs. Moyer. 170 South 23rd. Phone 1224. PUBLIC STEN00EAPHEB MARGARET BURNS PUBLIC ST EN oeraphor. 408 Masonic Bldg. l'UODt 262. PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER 201 SA leiu Bank of Commerce Bidg. Rates reasonable. SIGNS UNION SIGN CO. SIGNS WITH KICK. Showearda that talk. 424 N. CAmmer rial Phone S4(t. PLUMBING PLUMBING REPAIRING AND COI1 work. Phone 1J97 J Shop, 127 Union street. A. L, Godfrey. NORTHWESTERN PIPE CO. WHOLE aale and retail plumbing supplies. 219 N. Commercial. I'hone 179. REPAIRING AND SHARPENING CUTLERY GRINDING UMBRELLA repairing, safety raiors, ete. Stewart f Repair Shop. 347 Court street. SCAVENGERS SALEM SCAVENGERS GARBAGE. RE fuse of all kin" removed. Cesspool' cleaned. Phone 99 SECOND HAND GOODS HIGHEST PRICES TAID FOR SECOND hand clothing and shoes. Also d cleaning, pressing and repairing. Ca! and deliver. Capital Exchange, ;14". North Commercial. Phone 1369-vV. WE BUY AND SELL SECOND HANI goods of all kinds, pip fittinis, hsr ness. collars, collar pads, tools. m' chains. Fred Schindler, 25d Centei street. SHOE REPAIRING WILLIAM'S SHOE SHOP 195 SOUTH Hie-h STUDIOS DE LUXE STUDIO -SOMETHING Dif ferent in phonography. 147 N. Com I STOVES STOVE REPAIRING STOVES REBUILT AND REPAIRKD- 40 veara exnerience. Depot National fence,'- sixes 28 to 23 inches high. Paints, oil and varnishes, etc.. logan berrv and hop hooks. Salem Kencc and Store Works. 250 Court street Pbone 121. TAILORS FRANK PALM MERCHANT TAILOR Sll & Uifch, aud wtj. BUSINESS CARDS TAXI DIBXCTOBY LANHAM TAXI COMPANY PHONE 540. THE OREGON TAXI TRANSFER CO. Liberty A Ferry. Phone 77. Ir; slab 16 m:h wood for sale. TRANSFER HAULING ARM STRONG TUANsFE R LOCAL ANI long distance hauling a specialty. Stauu State and High. Pboiie 195. CAPITAL CITY TRANSFER CO 22t tal St, phone 933. Diatrtbutine forwarding cd storage our specialty Get our rates. TRASSFOBTATION SALE11 SILVERT0N STAGE Leaves Leave Saiein Silvtrtoo O. E. Depot News Sitanu 7 :l)0 l iii. 8:15 a m 11 :o0 a.m. 1 :00 p.m p.m. ti:lj p.ui . SALEM-IXDEI'EXDENCE JbiO.NilULlH ST AUK Leave Salem, O. S. Uepot 7 :0O a.m. 11:UU a.m. 5:uO p.m. l.fve Jdonniouth ilotel 8:1a a.m.. 1 :0O p m., tj : 1 j p.m. i int independeace Hotel 8:30 r 1:15 p.m., 6:3U p.m. Sienai tr;p by appointment. Seven p-tssmger car for hire. J. V. PARKER, i'rou. Res. I'lione t" Biitint-fc phone 7 WATER SALEM WATER, LIGHT - POWER CO. Office, ,ul South Com'l St. Ten per cent discount on domestic flat rr.ies paid in advance. No deductions lor absence or any cause unless water is shut olf your premises; WOOD 8AWS CITY AND COUNTRY. WOOD 8AWING. '140 r'isher Bros. WHERE TO EAT WHITE CLOUD TEA HOUSE OPEN Sunday morning 8 o'clock. American at'le. lloy Nurth Commercial, phwue 472 PROFESSIONAL CHIROPODISTS A. J. FOSTER PAINLESS CHIROFO- dial. Curua. buaions. ingrown nails removed. 322 State St. Patton Blk. Phone 957. CORNS AND CALLOUSES REMOVED without pain. Appliancea from indi vidual impression. Dr. Tatro, Masonic Bldp. Phone 442. CHIROPRACTORS DR. 0. L. SCOTT, P. SC., CHIR0PRAC tor, 809 -12 L. S. Bank Bldg. Pbocs 87; Res. 828-R. CHIROPRACTORS DR. R. P. AND Pearl M. Bradford, graduates ami post graduates of the filat chartered school of Ctiropractori in the world. Ten years in practice. Pbone 526. Rooma 318 319 320 Oregon Bldg. SWEDISH INSTITUTE THE SWEDISH INSTITUTE OF ME kano-Therapy. Massage, steam hatha, electricity, medical gymnastics, V-ray, tr.edicated packs for rheumatism, run down conditions, stomach, kidneys, etc. Home treatments given. Drs. O. W. and Ruth Brown, Swedish rrad nntes. Rooma. 801-2 Oregon Bid? OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS 1RS. WHITE AND MARSHALL, U. S. Bank Bldg. (06 DR. W. L. MERCER, OSTEOPATHIC Physician and surgeon. Kirksrille rrsduate. 404-405 U. S. National Bank Bldg. Phones Office, 919; Res. 614. DR. JOHN L. LYN'CH, OSTEOPATHIC Physician and burgeon, 40J-404 Ore Jon Bldg. Phones, Office. 1394; Res F5 OPTICIANS POMEROY ft KEENE JEWELERS AND Optometrists. 388 State. GLASSES FITTED BY DR. L. R. BUR deite at the Bow Optical Company, 325 State Street, opposite Ladd and Rush Bank. LODGE DIRECTORY UNITED SPANISH WAR VETERANS. Tamp 5, Armorr. First, third Mondays REAL ESTATE BARGAIN DANDY SIX ROOM HOUSE on paved street, near car line. Price $3,500. Krueger, 209 Orison Bid. Worth While 108 Acres on naved highway, fair bli'gs. 50 ncres in cultivation, mostly bottom land. Price $105 per acre. 10 acres close to Sa'.em, all in critivn tion; wiH take city property in ex change up to 5000. Price Sio.soo. 117 acres, good land, fair bnild'.nirK. ft.750. ensh. tenns on balance. We hnve sorr-e cood trade MILLS & COPLEY Realtors 331 14 State St. FOR SALE NICE SIX ROOM HOUSE large lot, with fmit and berries; close to car. Price $1500, terms. Brand new bongslow, 5 rooms, on paved streets.- $300 cssh, balance like rent. We hsve good garage building that is now bringing good money; close in. If interested in any of these call at 212 Gray Bldg. H, L MARSTERS Tbone 907. NOTICE OT BALE Or GOVERNMENT TIMBER GENERAL LAND OFFICE. WASHING TON, D.C OCTOBER 20. 1921. Notice is bereb (riven that subject to the conditions and limitation of the Acts of June 9. 1916 (39 Stat. 216), and June 4. 1920 (41 Stat. 753), and the instructions of the Secretary of the In tenor of September 15, 1917, and June 12, 1920, the timber on the following lands will be sold at 10 o clock a.m.. I let-ember 5. 1921. at public auction at the United States land office at Port land. Oreeon. to the highest bidder at not less than the appraiaed valua aa ahown by this notice, sale to be subject to th approval of the Secretary of the Inter or The purchase price, with an additions' sum ol one-fifth ot one percent mereoi ieinjr commissions si lowed, must be de posited at time of sale, money to b returned if sale is not approved, other wise patent will issue for the timbej which must be removed within ten yean Lids will be received from citizens of the L'uitfd States, associations of such citij. -ns and corporations- organised undfr ih- Isws of tbe United Mates or ar: Ulc, territory or district therof on'y Upon aonlicatioo of a qualified prrchasei the timber n any legal S'ibdivision Wil l effered separately before beine in ;luded in inr offer of a lareer unit. T. 4 S, R. 3 E., Sec 17. SVi, NE fir 360 M., NEVi. NWI4, fir 423 M. SW4 NW. fir 1050 M ., SE4 N'WH fir 1650 M SW4 NWVi, fir 750 M. SE14 SEJ4, fir 330 M.. cedur 25 M NWVi SEM, fir 850 M., SE "4 SE14 fir 1023 M., cedar 95 M .. hemblock 3f M ., Ki, fir 1675 M., pine 2" NEVi SV. fir 130 M. NWV, SWVi, fir 1180 M. 8 El SW4, fir 1275 M.. SWJ4 SWV4. fir 475 M.. Sec ii, NE4 NE. fir 1320 M cedar 12 M.. hemlock 150 M, SW, NE4. fit 1440 M cedar 240 M., hemlock 290 M.. SE'i NEti . fir 19f0 M eidar 70 M hemlock 270 M, SWVs NE'4. fir laS0 M, cedar 60 M.. hemlock 130 M . ?.r. SW'H, fir 120 M, cedar, 155 M.. hemlock 810 M XW'i NW4 fir 2140 M . cedar 60 M., hem lock 100 M, SEU NWU. fir 1350 M. hemlock 20M SWV NWVs, r M . pine 20 M., NEH fir.zanu m. vwii Kt: fir 2100 M.. SE'4 SEVi fir lfi50 M .. SVkK BV.. fir 13 M, hemlock 20 M.. NK!4 "v NW'4 SW4. fir 29" M , SEH S'A '4 fir 2000 M 9WU SW4. fir 2550 M mm nf the fir. cedar, hemlock r pine timber to be told for leaa than $2 per M. - - .ta-nMii Geo. R. Wickham, Actiuj CouuulMioBer General Land efiic. REAL ESTATE MR. HOME BUYER YOt CAN Bl Y A 6 room bunga.ow lessj' than a ; cur oid for ?.uo than Ir wis offered for it cine months a-o. 11 at lat-miu. Iit h kiftea, i-!c!,tits anJ a , c; pcrrh. '.mh) will fcandle it. tee it to-lay. 125 Lef fella. . .ET US EAfLAIN TIIL SEW SYSTEM of fl!ing our property. i"roi-rtv listed not exclusive. lour projirrtt pletographd. Brown. Mage and B-aie Sa;der. Over Busies t Store. State and lommereiai. Phone 5 iJ. rR-iDES FOR TRADES IN REALTY town or country on a fair culiitabi' b: to loth partita, see us. Or. if in the n.irkrt (or aiijthing in the l.ii of real isiate. wc iavae j ou to confer w.th us. Ksl.iMUlied l.oa. THE FLEMING REALTY CO. HI Male SI. WANTED TASTURE, FEED AND care fur 12 head pure bred Jtr-t-y t.t- ti . TWO RiWM COTTAGE AND THREK l.Ma on Faintvount hill, fl.00. A. C. ISuhrnstedl, 407 Macuie H'.dg, Salt-m. GOOD BUYS arr! tr-.i -t of liri sli and tirnti-r toil k;r.ttd al-ont !2 rcilt? west of, Com-me-!'!! uri-ft en Hanseh avtnni: Price JIOimi, $-.'0a down, stance easj teru; at t p-rcent ict-reM. ?1 am- lo: located close to south Com mercial street carline and paved high way: al! cultivated nd sowed to oats and vetch, fine tree and terry toil, pood drainage, siHtly location, fine toiiding kite, price '; $400, $25' down. 1-alan -e $10 pt r molithj 6 percent in terest. i" acre tract, located about i l mi'es south of Salem, all cultivate, 1. best j f;' '"t ,nJ ,'",rr Vri" i2.v). ntu"ere:;,n''ei,10pOrmon,h- 6 i KHi acre farm totaled 6 miles from Salem I ' on good rock roatt, al.ot t 50 acre I under cultivation. Lalance timber and pasture, old ImikliBsrs; spnnn water and well; running creek. Price flt'. 0!P. ; 20 acres located on rinved road, a!! cul tivated, goo.1. hui!dings. Price 95250. cash, balance terms, 6 percent in terest 10 room house local ed on South Commer cial atit-et. Price: $J5(jO. We hnvr some fine.butld.ng lots and good buys in houses. VV, H, Grabenhorst & Co. Realtors 275 State St., TJ. S. Bank Bldg. WHY PAY RK.N'T? WE WSLL Bt'ILD a horre of your planning aud geil it to you on easv payment WIXN1K I'rSTYJOHX 3."1', State St. - R.ia!tor - Phone 534 FOR SALE ACRE TRACTS. CLOSE IN City water and electric light Good rew of Sa'eai. Price $500 an acre Terms. Krueger, 209 Oregon Bldg. 6 ROOM BCNOALOWf ON NORTH 5TH. m. two lots. 6 irooms firat floor, 2 rooms to finish on second floor. A good home, on paved atrevt. for 93300. Koine terms. R. A. Mohner, 209 Or egon Bldg. Phone? 217. SMALL AND I.AROR TaRMS. CITY ', homes and choice lota i'iro and auto Insurance Arthur E. Peterson 229 Oregon Bldg. BARGAIN 93,750 BUYS THIS 6 ROOM plastered- bungalow, with full base ment. laundry trays, living room, din ing room, 3 bedrooms, kitchen, bsth, toilet, large porch,: gas, electric light, fireplace, rooms newly papered and newly painted outside. Oarage, cem ent walks, pared street. Lot 50x150. bee L A. Hayford Realtor 805 State St. FOR SALE 13 ACRES. 2 ACRES IN loffan berries. . Good house and barn. Stock and implements go with place. Price $5000. S. G. Ackerson, Route fi. Bon 2J. 6 ROOM .MOHKRV HOUSK. A FEW Mo. ks nortliweast of slate hmide, paved street, lot S6xl."iO, Fruit, linoleum on floor, choice location. Near carlinc and school. Owner goinir east. A choice bargain, tor '$3500. Tenuis, nooo uuwn, iiuiaiicc: nae rent. S, R, PEARSOM 210 211 U. S. Bank Bldg. Best Buys and Exchanges The finest investment in the -valley I'll aires on Pacjfic highway m 'flGO per acre. This is well worth $200. 35 acres fair improvements, all culti vatpd: will sell on soldier loan plan. Only $4,000. 13 acres, 7 bearine prunes. 4 Vi bearing lognna. all in first class condition. Will soil on soldier loan plan. Price ro il t'-td from ?50( to $5000.' 4 rooms, modern, bath, bungilow. $1300 half cash. 5 roo'Ti. n n'tcrn lun?a!ow, at car. $2750 $1300 cash. tj room n.oui-rn ; fireplace, good condition. Tia'e for acreage or larger ranch. Price. $4000. Have to loitn 1"QO. $2000. or $3000. S0C0L0FSKY tS Tr6 t .10)10)1 MONEY TO I. OA N" IN AMOUNTS FRO.M $500 to $3500. j For s-ile Good fife .room honse. just completed. At $l'0O. Easy terms. Square Deal Co. Phona 470 I". S. Bank r'OR SALE 410 ACRES FI.VK LAND, 12 miles south of Halem, good house and barn. 200 acres cultivated. 100 acres timber, 23 acres good saw tim ber. 110 acres pasture, price $20,000. $5000 down, balance terms to suit. This is a chance to make gome Money. 331 j State St. -- Realtor -- Phone 33t WANTED MORE HOUSES YOR RKXT We have the renters. More 5 to 10 acre tracts for kale and trade. We have the buyers and traders. Liston Irliv. 44 Court street. Astoria Salmon ponds plan nel along Wallowa river. Two large dikes to be constructed for 16-acre site. St. Helens Tie & Timber com pany's sawmill resumes opera tions. Dallas Improvement planned for Washington street. Southern Pacific may improve liircii street. Falls City canning proves suc c3s. Fntire season's pack al ready sold. Riddle New factory proposed o manufacture, ''Oregon Syrup or Prunes" for sale over nation. Pendleton $20,000 bond issue to be sold for beatins natatorium. Kallas Polk counay plans 'pecial levy of ?70,O'0 for gene ral road dislrict fund. Corvallis Two story busi ness biiildinsr to be erected in Tlrrd and Adams Etrssts. Ilool Hiver Work brgins ' on P,oot I UH section of Mt. Hood loop highway. Hood Uiver Tunpe! repair work discontinued by O. W. It. & X. company. Concrete facing to be added. Kiuipmenf lor $7r.f)fi0 Frec wsiter ice plant on ground County sets aside $260,000 for construction of Rstdsport - Rose burg highway; $7f.D3t contract let for Reedspart-Brandy Br sec- tioa. i i I U 10 MY HUSBAND Adt'le jarrln9 New lh- of REVELATIONS OF A WIFE CHAPTER 231 THE PLANS LILLIAN UNDER WOOD LAID My eyes were fixed on Lillian as intently as hers were fixed upon the desk which Jim had smuggled so successfully into the house. I do not know what I expected, probably that she would at once discover the mechanism of that secret drawer. Hut I was doom ed to disappointment, for after she had scrutinized it from every angle some minutes she spread her hands with an expressive ges ture of finality. "Well, there's one good job tone!" she said, turning away. "So 'ar, so good." "You aren't going to open it, then?" I couldn't repress the query. What Lillian Decided. "Of course not!" she said. turning to me with a surprised! explanation. "In th i -want to see if Mr renews the Permit In the first place Stockbndge ;lon he gave you to go through it. and what are the tiirect ons he gives you. i You say 5011 couldn't work with the others. There is a possibility, a slight one, mind but still ex isting that he purposely misled you. that he never expected you to find the drawer. "In the second place," she drew down the corners of her mouth with a rueful expression, "in the event that Mr. Stock bridge refuses permission, . and we have to open it ourselves, I n m ft-1 I A T cViaII t,nvA A toll In another friend of yours. The cor- ner of my brain which ought to house an understanding of mech- an'rtm is perpetually for rent furnished. I Can't open a simile lock with the kev in position. It's Allen Drake who's the original white-hnired bov !n thrt d'rec tion. He's the lad with the gim let eyes which can bore through the most complicated mechanism, secret or open, that was ever de vised." "Allan nrako'" T pchnff,! nrlth fl ctart not Martlv of dlsmav. but which held something of tnat emotion in it. Lillian gave me a quick shrewd plance. then looked away again tactfully. 1 was furious to find myself flushing not only at her involuntary comprehending glance but at a vivid memory I had of my last meeting with Allen Drake, when he ro sipnally aided me in the final vanquishing of the wo man who was threatening the peace of my father's old age. A Surprising Interruption. There's not another person4 in the world who affects me in such contradictory fashion as does Al len Drake. He han the faculty ot arousing in me furious resent ment by his lordly attitude to ward feminine Intelligence In i general and mine in particular or so I fancy when I am with him. And then, with a most un expected little turn of his mood he proves himself the gentlest, most considerate of cavaliers. lav;shinp all of his wonderful skill and experience in my ser vice. At one mofnent I am imre I detest him thoroughly. The next 1 am forced to wondering remorseful admiration and liking for him. "But finding that secret drawer is a problem ot some weeks to come, not for now," Ldllian went on. exactly as if her remark con cerning Allen Drake, and my ejac ulation had never been spoken "I suppose you are wondering," she went on, "why the urgency of getting the desk here if we did n't intent! to try to open it.. "That's simpjy because I don't want it around where Mr. Stock bridee's enemies can get hold of it. They may not be strong on secret mechanism, but they're probably sharks with axes, and that would be about the first thing lhat would occur to th'm. to smash the thing to pieces al ways provided they had received a hint that something might be concealed within it. And with those telephone girls and their knowledge the devil alone knows how much they've heard in the offing, it's dangerous to leave anything like this in any place that's known. "But I think, my dear, that we've successfully turned the trick, and the desk can stand here for weeks to come whether we're here or not, without fear of discovery. So now, suppose we forget all about it, and turn our attention to the kind of clothes we'll need out at the east end of the inland." I turned to her with laughint protest, underneath which lay a stratum of .truth. "Your brain works so fast it dazzles me," I said. "You'll have to ?ive me time to bring my scat lercd faculties together. This jump from secret mechanisms in desks to clothes is too much for me." "What's the melodrama?' drawled Dicky's voice at the door "Secret mechanisms in desks T Th's' srunds interetinc. Do you refer to this very prosaic piece of furniture which evidently ria? been moved in since I left a few hours ago"' (To be continued ) Newsy Notes of State Industrial Growth Portland gets new 5500,000 chair factory. Silver Lake Fifty men now - working on ditches and irrigation dam. Hood River 10,000 barrels of apples to be shipped from the Fa- Icific northwest this year. Much utmaua tor ail gradea la east. First oil te&t well to bo driven at Sutherlin. Tacitic Telephone company to expsnd J3.500.000 on the Tort- land plant, Portland Large freighter to take cargo ot apples to Europe. Oregon counties ' to receive from timber sjuea $ 102,4 85 out of forest reserves, Multnomah county budget re duced S8T0.317 helow 19S0, Harrisburs to have 100 by 100 concrete parage. Portland builds 3 2 SO homes In 1920-1921 biennium. Mountain States Tower com pany completes tnuiemission !nv into Corvallis at cost of 1X0. 000. Corvallis New . 1 300.000 student union building planned tor O. A C. Mlilersburg Gravel .placed on unpaved section of Jeffersoa. highway, Permanent work to start soon Halfway Volunteer road work in Pine Valley completed. Silver Lake Work on stata highway progressing rapidly. Astoria Work on state high-- way progressing rapidly. Oil TRADE BOARD fajng 0ff 0f ExpOitableS ana utner imiuences Held as Cause CHICAGO. Nov. 28. Heavy falling off in the estimated ex-' portable surplus of Australia to gether with the record-breaking low condition of the wluter crop in Kansas did moch today to lift, ' t Vi k v a 1 lie, nf wliast ' Trja tfttnanri WHEAT IS HIGHER ""let , f1 ' J"0,? hlf ith Decem to ' dn -1'" 3'4n ' ? - un-'h17,7:! Corn nlahed unchanstd . b-9c" otf, and provision unchang-w ed to 55c higher. . - The wheat market was a broad affair, with a material Increase ot Uu.au from the outside. v Comm. &-, sion houses were especially active on the buying aide, and were ap parently much impressed by tbo Kansas state report showing a crop condition of 58.6, as against 88 last year, and a lfyear aver- age of 87. Later bullish senti ment waa further stimulated by word that the leading British au thority had reduced hla estimate of the Australian surplus to 80,- 000.000 bushels, a, cut of 20 per cent. A decrease in the United States visible supply -was also a bullish factor, but tbe effect of this influence was diminished .by announcement that tbe figures on the Galveston stock as tTen out omitted to take account of grain on track. Dry w eather In South ern Argentine and the smallness of the Japanese crop continued to recelvo attention. . ; Corn and oats wero relative, y weak. Talk waj current that th cloeo of lake navigation would bring about stoppage of export business in corn. Scantiness of of ferings tended to strengthen pro visions. . i HOPS N NEW YORK. Nov. 28 -Hops, niiicf;. State 1921, 38 'at 42c; 1920, 22 at 25c; Pacific coast. 1921, 28 at 22c; 1920, 24 at 26c. FRUIT NKW YORK, Nov. 28. Evapo rated apples, steady; California, 14 at 13c; state, 14 t 15c. Prunes, firm; Oregons, 6 at 14 He. Peaches, firm; choice,. 13 at J 4c; extra choice, 14 at 15'4: fancy, 17 at 20Vi. Skim Milk Buttermilk For Feeding Purposes Call MARION CREAMERY Phone C88 SALEM MARKETS 1 rrieen qnote ara wnoieaal aad art pricea received by farmera. No retaf prieea are fiven. niillina. net 4.e. Wheat No. 1. Sacked, 85e. Oat, feed. ?.Sr. . - Vrtch and Oat hay, 13. Clover hay. Sto Mill rvn m'!l feed. f24 EGOS, BUTTER BUTTE STAT y.Kg. 50c. Creamery bnttec, 43o. Dutteriat, 45e. POULTRY , HeriH, light. 13c. Hen, heavy, 'lir. Chicken, aorinir, 1 Sc. Roosters, old, St 6 IK. Turkeys, lire. 2Hc. Turkey dreed K'.. POBK. MUTTON ACD BEET Hors 7ie 8Vc. l,amb. 5e. Top real. 12c. Pork, dretied, lie 0 12e. Steer, 4c $ 5&e, t Bulla, 3c. - . FBUITS Fmpror frapea. He. Banana, tte. -Umnni. S7 no. , XaTel orange. $6.50. ' r i iu Ki.miml, vl) P fT.M. Cijfrti arape fratt, SB. H-irl'IcKcrriea. I Se. Waabinrton eranWrriea. 1xs 8.50. . .. VEGETABLES 8weet potatoes,' 4 Vie. . Pel ie, f I HV, , Cabbatr. 1 4 e. Califoroia tomatnc. lac, J. r-w.hr. f 1 S6. Cauliflower, 12. , ' s Tarnipav S2.5U. . Bell peppera, lb, lie. S Varantpa, 2. . " . Oregon oaton. $4. Carrot. II 25. f f - Had lettur, , " " ' Celery 8.V.. . , . Beela, Z .it PATES. riO 8, II0KST Itc, 15e. . ' ' T'arkac dales, taaa, 7. ' Ffca, 12e. . - - Cemb honey, caa, SA. Cecoaauts, doaco, (1.75. '