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THE OREGON STATESMAN, SALEM, OREGON
TUESDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 13, 1021
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CZJLSSTJTXD ADVTBTISEMEXrS
.' Rate Per Word:
Per Insertion ie
Three Insertions 5c
Oa Week (six insertions) 8c
One Month 20e
Bit Booth' oontrert, par mo.15e
13 months' contract, per mo.12o
Minimum for any advertisement, S5c
NOKWICB UNION
4 rilUB INSURANCE SOCIETY
Thletmm, Roland A Burgtusrdt
fcMkkmt Agemt 971 State St.
! MONEY TO LOAN
! Ob Real Eat&t
T. K. FORD
; fOrer Ladd A Buh Bank)
LOANS REAL ESTATE
M.- INSURANCE
' We insure anything We hava the money
4 to Wn Pay us back lika rant Our
farm and city property HaU ara coin
5 let, d"" ue first, j
LAI LAB. LATX.AB
o-T Oregon Jtldg. Phone 1844
NEW TODAY
TOUB BUTTS PRESSED WHILE YOU
wait. Wardrobe, 179 South High.
-FOR RENT THBKK I SFIRXISHEI)
' roomy and bath. A!ulta only. 494
I n ion.
IiGuarifnteed Used Car, $275
, Jr;-pMHfPr Overland ,7S: overhauled
last "ffk ; a
bargain. Come and see
It today, at
2 15 Center.
A FINE MODERN HOUSE OS SOUTH
12th street for rent. Possession given
; ": Immediately. A hiith grade piano for
asle. Mn. II. X Aldrieh, 13 South
Commercial street Phoue 596-W.
A KPLEXD1D LINE OK
. s at Mrs. C. A. Orimuia,
XMAH GIFTS
519 Court St
a UOOM AND
' j , Church,
BOARD, f28. 674 Ji'orih
FOR BALE TWO TEAR OLD HALF
i Hoiktein and Jersey heifer. Fresh in
t April. Oood atock. Phone 1078
I ; Btnalley, .1940 North Front.
Mr
FOR RENT FURNISHED HOU8EKEEJ
ing rooms at 1132 Center atreet.
FOR REST HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS
; at reasonable rates. 3 13 'A North
l'nmm,rriil Cottell Apartments.
WANTED PLAIN SEWISti AND HAND
work. Call, 3 III.
it i ,,,..
THE OREGON FIRE RELIEF ASS N
r . . . i . I .. i
la serving many mou,anaa ui poupio
it low cost. It a lor you too use h.
Wtandler k Foley. Acta.. DufcU Dank
; Hldg., atem, vregon. -,
wm-i.n hk PLEASED TO HAVE YOU
l m.ka n. a pssh offer on lots, one and
i two in block, 17. north 17, 'North
1 Salem, Krueger, 209 Oregon IJIdg.
U E. STANTON WISHES lo a.
" ! Bounce that he baa opened a garage
at 410 South Commercial street. All
v, I work guaranteed.
TO EXCHANGE GOOD FIVE ROOM
' 1 , burufalow with sun room; two lots.
I' House in a-1 shape. W tU trade for
' small tract close in that has fair
! Wildings. R. A. Mohney, 209 Oregon
building. '-
'llOK HALE GOOD CONFECTIONERY
I tiusiuosa neur Salem, doing pay in ? bus-
f tneas, gca.d fixtures nd soda fountain,
s I P.arber ahop in connection.
, a v 1 .... i r. i i. . . v, . ...
' 1 . , n. . C . . T 1. n . PhftllB
531
ul Va aiate oi. ;
BT11ICTLY MODERN RESIDENCE.
Irairmounl lltli; een rwiu
.iil' fine laimlitton: pavea street.
t.00 payment will handle, e tis at
' oucc. bocoiofsky, 31 State.
FOB SALE HALF ACRE AND AC US.
lots in cherries, loganberries xir stran
berries on street ear line. . Terms.
Phone Cotton. 1794-W1.
Best Buys!and Exchanges
n ... with . fair buildings -' on good
.....I nuarter mile to Auujsville, for
-.nn will taka house in Salem.
' 3 room bonse: garage, wood
' k .nVr rhhken house: a fine buy
lor 190O. Just one mile from Fair-
grounds on paved read.
8 room, house and half acre snap for
$800, with $150 down, ' balance like
rent. ,.'..- ' ' - .
Borne good city property .and some cash
for a good farm. "
Good lot and some cash for honse.
Three furnished rooms for rent, $16.
THOMASON
' 831 State atreet
HEREJT IS
'ew a
,. tlandy
i lutch
, 'dining
room modern bnngalow with
sleeping jioreh : full baaemeni
kitchen. The living room and
room with built-in btitfet wui
; , suit you
2 large convenient bed
rooms, Iirsl ciasa piumums.
t..r South Commercial street." Pos-
seaainn soon. Bargain $3000,
$1000 down.
- S. R, PEARSON
f 10-211 1. S. Bank Bldg
terns
EMPLOYMENT
MALI.
f
WAXTED YOUNG MAN WITH MOT
oreyrle to do two hours wor fty'"
4:30. an6 :30 a.m. daily. Apply YBox
V27, care statesman.
WANTED ENERGETIC TOUNG MAN
who haa had experience sailing life
, Inaurance, atocka or advertiamg. Must
be able to devote h la entire time and
be ambitious for advancement. Must
neve the eonrage to preaeat businea
. proposition to merchnta and profea
i... in venr own band
-,i.in, .tatine- age. educational quel
' ..rtiana axnerienee aa aolieitor,
etc
Addreas ,T-No. $1." Btatesmae.
of fie
SALESMEN WANTED
SALESMEN TO SELL Till! BEST AND
cheapc-at line of Raincoats ever made
"'from manufacturer to wearer. Th
-Ideal coat for the rainy season. Noth
r ing like these valuea ever seen in the
west. Get started with a line that
'is in big demand and offera rea
opportunities for making big money
Snd fr fre samples and particulars
Leach RaJnroat Co., 337 Superior Ave
V.. Cleveland. O
MALE AND FEMALE
WANTED MEN ASO WOMEN TO
-take farm paper auhcriptions. A good
- proposition to the right people. Addreas
the Pacific Homestead, Statesman Bit!
Halem. Or
PERSONAL
CATIIOLICS-r WISHING TO MARRY.
two t . I rea..- ' Art:rs Home Club.
'-.'Ij Bo$ 29, Grand Rapids, Mirh.'
TacTalXsCALP TREATMENTS. VIO
let ray; manicuring, shampooing. Or
. gon Bath Honsa. Phoaa R40.
FOR SALE
CANARY BIRDS
CANARY BNERS IN FULL SONG
slnst the thing for Xmas preaents.
. Phone Mra." Bennett, 128U. 103O Cbem
eketa. .
FARM PAPER
IF YOU WANT TO OET THE BEST
farm paper. ends 15e to the Paeifie
; Homestead. Salem. Oregon, (or a three
w.etha' ..trial - subscription. - Mention
fhia lad.. .-, ..-T -s ! t --s-. ..-
FOR SALE
HOUSES
'ALADDIN READY CUT HOUSES"
30 percent saved in cost of construc
tion. Cha. F. Smith, factory rep res -eotativa,
620 Northwest Dank Bldg.,
Portland. Oregon.
POULTRY
FOR SALE BUFF ORPINGTON COCK-
erels. Phone 3.1F22.
FOR SALE FANCY PURE RUED
White Pekin ducks. Phone 90F22 or
write Box 87. route .", Salem. On'jj.
POL'LTRYMEN SEND EIGHT TWO
cent stamp for special three months'
trial for tne best and oldest journal
in the wen. The articles and adver
tisements are of special interest to
the poultry breeders f the northwest.
N'or'hwtst Toultry Journal, 211 Com-
twerrisi jit., yalem. 'r-gon.
UVE STOCK
FOR SALE A FINE SPAN OF
BAY
15'Ht
BUI-
ir.arit, mso a Eeldinjr. w'i.ht
ea-h. John H. frcott, -jaM Orgon
MXSCEIXJsjrXODB
APPLES DELIVERED PHONE 4F2.
WILL SELL NEW F URN ITU HE CHKAP
Phone 533.
FOR SALE POTATOES KU1TRI.F
for use or seed. Phone 17&9-W1.
FOR SALE BRI.VDLE BULL PUPPIES
fc. B. Flake, 590 S. 17th. Phone
1040 J.
FOB SALE OLD HEWSPAPERS. 10
eeatg a bundle. Circulation department,
Oregon Statesmsa.
FOR SALE
CHRISTMAS PUPPIF.S:
coaitt. IVdigreei white
best on the
Scotch collie,
two mouths old. Mrs.
Bennett, 1030 Cbemeketa
UASOLINE AND OIL TANKS
from the largest to amalleat. L. A.
Weetaeott, factory represent tiva. 864
8. 12tb St., phone 1602 J.
THE HOUSE OF Hal.f A MILLION
and one bargains. We buy, r ll or
exchange anything and everything in
the line of junk or aeooad band goods
See ua before you boy or sail. Stain
bock Junk Co. Remember the place.
402 N. Commercial fit. Phone 523.
THE WESTERN SONGSTER
SCHOOL AND COMMUNITY SINGING
Aa especially good selection of the songs
you have been wanting, with worda and
music complete. No matter how many
songbooka you have, you should have
this one, containing the Oregon songs.
Prices: Single copies. 25c; 16 cents
each is lota of a doien or more; $12.50
the hundred, poatpaid. Second edition
printed since September.
OREGON TEACHERS MONTHLY
215 S. Commercial St. Salem, Oregon
WOOD
NICE DRY FIR AND OAK WOOD FOR
sale. Phone 254 or (122.
OAK.
fir.
OLD FIR AND SECOND GROWTH
for sale. Phone 1252-11 or 1756
DRY OLD GROWTH 10 IN FIR. 8
4 ft. second growth, $6.50. Phone
1467.
FOR SALE BEST GRADE MILL WOOD
maple, second growth and old fir, 4
ft. or 15 in. Fred E. Welis, Phone
1512. S05 S. Chtirrh.
16 INCH ELAB AND MILL WOOD.
$3.50 per load. Dry planer woods
$3.50 per load. Tracy Wood Co.
Phone 620.
FOR BIG
or ash
FIR. SECOND GROWTH OAK
wood, phone 77F2.
DRY WOOD FOR SALE BIG SECOND
growth fir. $0.o0 and 16 inch large
second growth, $7.50 and $7.75; old
fir, 4 ft. $7. 16-inch $8; oak. $8 and
$9; four foot ash, $7.25. Armstrong
Transfer. I'hone 195. Stand, State
and High. , . , ,
FOR RENT
APARTMENTS
FOR RENT -ments.
899
- FURNISHED
N. Commercial
APART
street.
fOrt UNFURNISHED APARTMENTS
see Mr. Purdy at the Oregon Bath
noose.
KOOMS
HOUSEKEEPING AND SLEEPING
rooms, reasonable. The Cottage, ICO
Court atreet. ,
FOR RENT
4fooms with
ated soon.
Alexandria,
1280.
SUITE or TWO LARGE
private bath. Will be vae
Also separate room. The
1030 Cbemeketa St. Phone
FOR RENT OFFICE DESK ROOM IV
good location. Fully equipped, Wne
8. O. R.. care Statesman.
FOR RENT LARGE, NICELY FURX-
ished room with bath and furnace l ist,
la private family. 823 N. Commercial
atreet.
FOR RENT ROOM FOR GENTLEMAN
in modern home and centrally located
Please give name and addrasa. E.
rare Statesman '
HOwSES
F. L. WOOD 341V, STATE ST,
estate, rentals.
REAL
BUNGALOW AND GARAGE HOYT
and Cottage, for rent. See Wm Flem
ing, 841 State street.
LOST AND FOUND
LOST
LOST PARTY BAG CONTAINING
white ballet siipers. Leave at States
man office.
WANTED
M1SCELLAIE0CS
OLD MATTRESSES MADE
Capitol City Bedd.'ng Co.
OVER
Phone 19.
WANTED WOOD DEALER WANTS TO
buy dry oak and fir. Armstrong
Trsnsfer. Phone 195.
WANTED EVERYTHING IN HARD
ware and furniture. Best prices paic
THE CAPITAL HARDWARE
AID FURNITURE CO.
285 N. Commercial St. Phona 947
BUSINESS CARDS
Auto Directory
STORAGE GARAGE
TRACY'8 STORAGE
Ferry street.
GARAGE 544
TIRES AND ACCESSORIES
SMITH WATKISS, 147 NORTH
Fisk, Sifvertnn Cord, Ilod ei
HIGH.
extra pi)
tires. everything for auto.
AUTO TOPS
AUTO TOPS
South 11 Mfh. .
W. C. WRIOHT, 171
AUTO TOP
guaranteed.
112.
UPHOLSTERY
53 South 1
WORK
!th. Phone
BATTER AND ELECTRICIAN
AUTO K!.KC11tinuv. KXFKRT TUOU
hie ahoo.iar. 238 North High. Phone
203.
PRP1STO . t.lTR .R ATPKRT SERVICE
stslion. Kaixtrt batlerv aaa werwi--.
-work.
Farria Bros, phone 1803, 41S
Court
RADIATOR SHOPS
SALEV
Boath
AHTO
12th.
RADIATOB
Phone 88.
SHOP 198
'VeLfe
BUSINESS CARDS
Auto Directory
USED CARS
FOR BALE 191-. a PASSENGEB
light ear, good condition, good tires,
9160. Mercuacu Delivery, 554 Ferry
street.
WANTED LIGHT Tit.VK IN EX
ehans oa Hudson. Knsscx or Baby
Overland. Fred Rirkwood, 21S Stale
Kirrt .
SCALES
AUTOS WEIGHED
15. 2395 FROST
OARAGE AND E.EPAIE
AUTO REPAIR SHOf L.
Center. Phone 090.
MILLER, 245
HOFFMAN k ZOSEL TIRE RUPAIR
ing. vulranisin;. retreading; 107 South
Commercial street. Phone 471.
CAPITAL GARAGE
baker repairing.
Phone t4.
BUICK, STUDE
73 South Liberty.
CLEANING PEESSING
CLEAN ING. PRESS Nt IHJN E TO YOUR
satisfaction. ';ill--d for und delivi-rV
The Toireery, 1H7 State. I'lwine 8t2.
CONFECTIONERY
REMINGTON CONFECTIONERY. HOME
made candiel, confections, cigars, mag
siines. 1272 Stale.
BEAUTY PARLORS
NOW OPERATING MODEL BEAUTT
Parlor, 110 North Commercial Street
956
CHILDREN'S NURSE
CHILDREN TAKEN CARE OF BY THE
hour, middle agwj ldy. Phone 1'iH
CHINESE PHYSICIAN
DR. L. M.
disesse.
HUM CURES ANY KNOWN
153 8. High St., phona 283.
DRUG STORES
BREWER DRCO CO. 405 COURT.
Phone 194
ELECTRICIANS
SECURE MY FIGURES ON WIRING.
By contract, by hour. At pre-war
prices. H W. Hitch, phone 1744 W
FINANCIAL
WANTED $3000 ON
MODERN
C.i'il 97').
HOME
on Fairmount Hiil..
MARION-POLK COUNTY FARM LOAN
association has money to loan at six
. percent. W. D. Smith, aecretary-treaa-urer,
803 Salem Bank of Commerce.
CITY BUILDING LOANS
We have available funds for city loans,
repayable like rent.
A. C. BOHRNSTEDT
407 Masonic Temple Salem, Ore'gon
FURNITURE SCORES
FRANK F. RICHTER NEW. SECOND
band furniture. $49 N Commercial
Phone 452.
FURNITURE HOSPITAL
FURNITURE REPAIRED OR MADE TO
order. liefintshtn; and upholstering
a spceiulty. Phone 1712. Bron and
Groye, 12'il South Commercial.
GREENHOUSES
PORCH BOXES BEDDING PLANTS
for sale. Smith's, 801 North Commer
cial HOTELS
CHERRY CITY HOTEL ROOMS AND
board. Lunch counter. Opposite O.
E. Depot. State and High.
LEONARD HOTEL NEW MANAGE
mens, clean neat rooms and apartments
254 N. Front St.
HORSESHOEING
PRACTICAL HORSESHOEING PETE
Conley, Shoer. Brick shop, 2o3 Chera
eketa street.
INSURANCE
MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE INSURANCE
eompsny. J. C. Batch, agent, room 6
McCornack Bldg. Phona 96.
Ladies' Wearing Apparel
CORSETS
MRS. ESCH AGENT FOR PRINCESS
Corsets, Phone 1043-R. 891 S. 12th
FANCY WORK
FANCY WORK FOR SaLE
Cotnuiercial street.
-222 NORTH
NEEDLEWORK AND 1 EMBROIDERY
shop; Jessie McCune. Tallmsn
Piano Store. 121 South Commercial
HEMSTITCHING
M RS. B RECKENRI DG E II EM STITCH
ing, mail orders solicited. 175 S. 19tb
Phone 174 51.
SAI.EM ELITE HEMSTITCHING
ehsinstitchinc. pleating, buttons. 32n
830 firegon1 Bldg Phnne S79
DRESSMAKTJga
DRESSMAKING
Goodwin. 445
TAILORING. MRS
North Commercial.
DRESSMAKING
Ashby. 600 S.
CARRIE ROGERS
21st Phone 877 R.
MRS. C. J EPSON
Oak. phone 929.
MODISTE, 256
MRS VARTY, DESIONER AND MAKER
Lad its' Suits and Gowns. Over Mil
ler'a Store.
MF.SDAMES SCOTT CHASE DRESS
makers. 219 Stste St. Phona 937
LA CLASIQUE GOWN SHOP EXCLU3
ie models. Expert designing. 331
State.
MAUD SIMONS. DLESSMAKER 171'
Bellcvte St.
CARRIE FISHER DRESSMAKING
designing. Spencer cor cuts lo order
2 McCornack Bide
EDITH M. ASHLEY DRESSMAKER
1315 Broadway. 143-J.
MRS. R. CARTER EXPERIENCE!
dressmaker. Phone 1971-W.
RUTH Mi ADAMS DRESSMAKER,
South 12lh. Phone 1824 M.
756
rilK ADSITTS ARE PREPARED TO
do any and all kinds of ladies' tail
oring for old and new roatomera. 35'.
N. 12th street. Phone 2085 -11.
PLEATING
MRS. Hll.OKBRAND.
South 24th. Thone
PLEATING 39
798 Ml.
HAT SHOPS
HAT SHOP MEN'S AND WOMEN'S
hats renovated and blocked. 495 Conn
street.
LAUNDRIES
SALEM LAUNDRY COMPANY, 136 S
Liberty atreet. Phone 25. Oldest
largest bet. EstabUshed 1889.
CAPITAL CITY STEAM LAUNDRY
Quality work proinnt aervira. 12fi4
rtrnsdwar Phona 15.
LANDSCAPE GARDENER
FRED BhAeTE. LANDSCAPE GARDEN
r ISK (epth l.ihariv. Phone. IMt M
MEDICAL
MOUNTAIN "BALM COUGH BEMKDY
t't,n Ml w
Classified rds.;
BUSINESS CARDS
MUSICAL
F BAN KLIN LAUXFB PIASC.
17th. Phoua 10O)-W.
SC8 N.
MRS. HEN BY LEE PIANO.
Capitol. Phona 1017 W.
1321 S.
LAURA
credits
1SI71 W.
GRAN? PIA.V0 SCHOOL ':
(iiu. 336 N". High. Phone;
PEA!::. 1 THllMA: VJoi.IN, PIANO.
0." North ICtU. Phcne t'tl J.
MINN ETTA
BuilJ.ng.
M AGKR3 VOCAL, DERBY
Fndaj afternoon, Salurdiy.
LENA BELLE TARTAR. VOCAL IN
struytion. 1'bona 334
DOROTHY PEARCE
North Winter. Pnooe
PIANO.
845 J.
7 i
j
NELLIE MCLK.EY
S73 Leslie. Phona
STONE riANO
751-W.
ALLIE
North
CHANDLER PIANO.
Cottage. Phone 69.
1
BEATRICE SUE1.TON
345 Marion. Phoua
PIANO STUDIO ;
1299.
LILIAN
North
HARTSHORN PIANO S94
Church. Phone 178.
T. S. ROBERTS PIANO. ORGAN, zTO
South Uvh. Plionr 7f
DAN. F.
Derby
LAN GEN 14 KitG, VOCAL
Bldg. I'hone i"79.
LENA WATERS
Phone lid 151.
PIANO 1472 Mill
JtOLLIE STYLES VOICE, Fl.VNO. 8i9
Center. Phoue 2ulC R.
JULIA MILLS WEIGEL PIANO, 1560
South Ccurch. Pkuaa li.
LUCILE
North
ROSS -Liberty.
PIANO. ORGAN,
I'hone Hh7-W.
4'J3
MATT1E GILBERT STRING
n-ents. l."7a btate. Phone
ISSTRC
ll.'.o R.
SAXOPHONE INSTRI
litie.ftlier Saxophon'-s
south t hiin h ttreet.
1TI;N AvKNT
r'. M. Alle . Ill
i'hone i I i- .
MISS MAB1.E S1LSPHERD PIANO
i player; Cauces, aliawccusiuas. 257 N.
Liberty.
BERTHA JUNK DARBY. AUTHORIZED
teacher, Uodowsky Progressive Series
Piano. 679 North Cottage. Phoue
1950 W.
LEARN PIANO 12 LESSON'S. GUAR
anteed. Waterman sjstem. F. B.
I lark, lallmau Piano store, l'Jl soutu
Com uiercial.
WESTERN CONSERVATORY OF MUS
ic of Chicago. Frank E. Churchill, rep
resentative. Dipfmas granted. Odd
Fellow a Bldg.
SALEM CO.VSEKVATORY OF MUSIC
All branches taught, diploma granted
John R.- Sites, director. 1237 Court
Phone 02 b.
TUNERS
WENDEL1 HELM-
-TUNING. REPAIR
ing. Phone 492.
EDWARD WELP EXPERIENCED
piano tuner. Leave oilers Will's
Music Store'.
TALLMAN PIANO REPAIR SHOP
Tuning refiniahing. rebuilding, player
piano expert. Phoue 1059, 121 South
Commercial.
PIANOS
SHERMAN CLAY CO
PIANOS. STEIN
others. Moore
Masonic Temple.
ways. l)i o An, and
Dunn Music store.
PHONOGRAPHS
STRADIVARI PHONOGRAPH KNOWN
for tone. Retailing at factory price.
Room 7, l'.ii;oii block.
SOME REAL BARGAINS IN SLIGHTLY
used talking machines. Rrunswjck, Vic
tors, Edisona and Columbia. ., $115,
( ami ?Ho. Some just like new,
5toore-Dunn Miiiic Store tl State
street and Masonic building. -
VI0HN BOW REPAIRING
VIOLIN LOWS RF.H AIRED P.
Thoin.is. Phone 1-518-1.
F.
MTJSI0 STORES
GEO. C. WiLL PIANOS, PHONO
graphs, sewing machines, sheet music,
and piano studies. Repsiring phon
ogrsphs and aewing machines. 432
State, Salem.
DANCING
WHITK
R. L.
DANCING ACADEMY MRS.
White, principal. Phone 273 J.
MDXTIGRAPHING
MULTIGRAPHING. PRINTING PER
feet work; dependable. Minkler-lled
Berg Mail Adv. Co.. 212 OreB'n Bldg.
PAINT CONTRACTORS
PAINTING AND DECORATING HIGH
class work for particular people. E. D
Brandon, contractor. 305 North High,
Phone 645 J.
AUBREY H. CLARK PAINTINO. PAP
erhauging, kaUomming. Work guar
anteed. Terms reasonable. Ptaonr
2035-J. 14C Ferry.
PRACTICAL NURSE
PRACTICAL EXPER'ENCl ifTJRSE
Mrs. Meitsler Florence Hotel. Phone
928
NURSERY STOCK
r-RUITLAND NUKSKEY SALES YARD
back of office, 510 State street. Pbont
1140 M.
WILLAMETTE VALLEi NURSERY
All kinds nursery slock for sale. Rte
7. Phone 105F5.
COMPLETE LINE TREES SMALL
fruits, ornamentals. Capital City Nor
sery Co.. 426 Oregon BUg. phone 75
PERIODICALS
MISS GOODHUE TAKES SUBSCRIP
tiuns for sll uiajaiinet. 251 S. IT id
. street. Phone 741 XI.
PRINTING
FOR WEDDING INVITATIONS AND
snnoum eiiienis, see Bertelson, printer.
"Y'' Building.
PRIVATE HOSPITALS
PRIVATE MATERNITY HOSPITAL
147 NortU Front St. Mrs. J.
St ina
PERFUME AND TOILS! ARTICLES
CALIFORNIA PERFUME
tracts, toilet articles.
17H South 23rd. Phone
CO EX
Mrs Hoycr.
122 I
PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER
MARGARET
oio apuer.
2S2.
BURNS PUBLIC
408 Masonic Bidg.
STEN
Phom
PUBLIC S'TENOORAPHEi!
It m Bank of C uiiiuien o
reasonable.
2D 1 SA
Bidg. Kales
PLUMBING
Pl.l
9.'
MP.INO-0-M.
-70c PER HOUR -PHONE
PLUMBING -- REPAIRING
work. Phone i:;y7..l Ehop,
street A. L. ifiodfrty.
AND CO 1 1.
127 Unioa
NORTH WESTEUN- PIPE Ct). WHOLE
sale an I I'laii plumbing supplies. 219
N. Commercial. Phone 179.
SIGN'S
UN KIN SI ON CO. SIGNS WITH KICK.
Showranls that talk. 421 N. Commer
rial. Phone ,S1
BCAVEKGEE9
SALEM SCAVENJERS--OARBArs BK
fuse of all fcini's renied. C esapoela
eleane.1 1'hi.n. 01B
SHOE REPAIRIN'O
wrt MAM'S SHOE SHOP 195 -iWUTH
ItiflU . . . -
BUSINESS CARDS
SECOND HAND tOODS
HIGHEST rr.ICES PAID for SECOND
hand cloiuiog nd shoes. Also do
cleaning. pr-m( and r-pairinf Cl.
an4 del.Trr. Ccpnal F.schange, 34j
Nonh CoiLUieriial. Pboua 136S A'.
WE BUY AND SELL SECOND HAND
gooU of ail kmJi, pie fitiiucs. har
nas. collars, collar :tda, toois. snd
clia-ns. Fred Schiadlt-r, 25s Center
street
STUDIOS
-1
PE LUXE STUDIO SOMETHING DIF
ferent in pho'-ography. 147 N. Com 1
STOVES STOVE REPAIRING
STOVES REBUILT AND REPAIRED-!
-40 years epenen-e. Depot National'
fence, sizes 26 to inrhes high. ;
Paints, oii and vsrniahes, etc., logan j
berry and hop hooks Salem Feaca
and Stoe Wurka. 250 Court street !
Phone 12 4 i
SWEDISH niSTITUTL
1
THE SWEDISH INSTITUTE MEKANO
Therapj. Swedish manage aith active
and pa. sire movements. Steam cabi
nt'i Lath, medicated packs, eiLctri-ity,
et:.3-.il02 Oregon bldg. Phnne 55.
TRANSFER HAULING
MERCHANTS,1 TRANSFER FO
sai:e and hsht hauling. iol
sUeet Phone 2 V.'.
P. AG
y eiry
1 AK.MS1 KO.NG TRANSFER LOCAL AND
long d:tance hauling a specialty. Staud
State aud Hiph. I'hone 195.
CAPITAL CITY TRANSFER CO 226 !
State St, phone 33. Distributing!
forwarding and storage our specialty, j
Get- our rates '
TAILORS
I FRANK
PALM M ERCHANT
High, and Ferry
TAILOR.
217 S.
TAXI DIRECTORY
LANHAM TAXI COMPANY PHONE
5 40.
THE; OREGON TAXI TRANSFER CO..
liberty & Ferry. I'hone 77. Dry
slab 16-inch wood for sale.
TRANSPORTATION
SALEM -SI LVERTON
STAGE
Lesrus
Leaves
Salem
O. E.
7 :0o
11 :00
&:00
Silverton j
Depot
a.m.
a.m.
p.m.
News Stand
8:15 a. ni
1 :00
p.m.
p.m.
6:15
SALEM INDEPENDENCE
MONMOUTH ST AUK
Leavt Salem, O. S. Depot 7:00 a m.
11:00 a.m. 5:00 p.m.
Leave Monmouth Hotel 8:15 a.m.,
1;00 pm.. 6:15 p.m.
Leave Independence Hotel 8:30 am.,
1:15 p m, 6:J0 p.m.
Special trips by appointment.
Seven passenger car for hire.
J. W. PARKER, Prop.
R's. Phone fil Business phone 7
WOOD SAWS
CITY AXD COUNTRY 'WOOD SAWING.
Phone 248 Fisher Bros
WAREHOUSES
PUBLIC WAREHOUSE FRONT AND
Ferry. Stores everything except ex
pl.. sites Apply Fry's Drug Store.
WATER
&.M.EM WATER, LIGHT k POWER CO
- Office, 301 South Cotn'I St. Ten per
rent discount on domestic flat rntes
paid in sdvance. No deductions for
absence or any cause unless water it
shut off your premises
WHERE TO EAT
WHITE CLOUD TEA HOUSE OPEN
Sunday morning 8 o'clock. American
style. " 110V4 North Commercial. Phone
472.
PROFESSIONAL
CHIROPODISTS
J. FOSTER CORN DOCTOR. 322
State St. I'atton Hldk. Phone 957.
CORNS AND CALLOUSES REMOVED
without vn'.n. Appliances from indi
vidusl impression. Dr. Tatro, Masonic
Ride Phone 412
CHIROPRACTORS
DR. O. L. SCOTT, P. SC. CHIROPRAC
tor, 809-12 U S. Bank Bldg. Tbone
87: Res. 828 R.
CHIROPRACTORS DR. R. P. AND
Pearl M. Bradford, graduates snd posi
graduates of the fiist chartered school
of Chiropractors in the world Ten
years in practice. Phone 526. Rooms
318-::i9 320 Oregon Bldg.
OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS
rltS.
u.
WHITE AND
S. Bank Bldz.
MARSHALL, 50fi
DR. W. L. MERCER. OSTEOPATIIK
Physician snd surEeon. Kirksville
praduste. 401 40.". V. S. National Bank
Bldg. Phones Office, 919; Res. 614
OR. JOHN L. LYNCH, OSTEOPATHIC
Phvsirian snd Surgeon. 403 404 Ore
gon Bidg. Phones, Office. 1394; Res
OPTICIANS
POMEROY KEENE JEWELERS AND
Optometrists. 888 State.
GLASSES FITTED BY DR. L. R. BUR
det;e at the Bow Optical Company;
325 State Street, opposite Ladd and
Bush Hank
LODGE DIRECTORY
UNITED SPANISH WAR VETERANS
Camp 5, Armory. First, third Mondays
REAL ESTATE
LET US EaPLAIN ini! KZyf SYSTEM
of relling your property. Property
listed not exclusive. ' Your property
photogrsphed. Brown, Mseee snd
Bsie Snjdr. Over Busiek's Store
Stste and Commercial. Phone 559.
fiOOO OPENTVG A COTTAGE HO
tel. we'l locate! No compel It ion. Sec
Win. Fl-raing. 3 11 State Street.
WOULD MM' LIKE TO OWN A HOME
in West f-:iii'Hi. If so. here is a cood
one of li roorrs with full cement base
meiit and fully built in features, with
3 !o!n and S'irage for o:i y t!20n
and terms pnen See
L. A. Hayford
KeaMor
it: Sts Ft
MR. HOME P.I ' Y F It VOL CAN P.I'Y A
i', room liiirialow Ics-s than a e.ir olil
for S.'.O'i . ss than I w m offered for
it rum months aso. l!s liasemerii
!lt h kit' hen, ,rlu.et an.' s eepinz
pr ii. I uon jtill handle it Jce n
today. l'i Leftelle.
WORTH WHILE
room
- tot
hirse, MTvlern execept
, on p:ivel street, ::""
land. " r'Him hocse,
i.i good t"wu, to irsdi
l..isemi-nt ;
i Terms
pI'-M '
for f.irm
i
a'-re
fmit,
latlit
hii Hires ioo.l Unil witii fair
to ira-i' f'r Sali-m propcrl.
In
,Ii..
- fcoOl lioitses for ten
MILLS & COPLEY
I;, a It oi
.1! '4 -S'ate St.
FOR.SALE
tit'Od five rnnHI
to ear. f j jdii:
house, two lot.
t.!'MI cash. bsSaU'
close
e ili
12 jt I
per nifiiith.
7 room lioit.ix clo
tioo.l hit .-tone fo
Wi hare Kome ocit
-.e in. pre
car. terms,
trailes; if
' a suit
10 tio'' liny nr
a-H sc.-
H. L, MARSTERS
212 tiray Bids. Phone 9o7
TRADE AT FLEMING'S FOR WHEAT
- land - in SasAalebewau. iiee Fleming,
S41 State street.
IiEAL ESTATE
35 ACKES FRUIT AND GRAIN RANCH.,
niiics from Sj'ein, clitse t railroaJ
station, school aud !ore: ; root) boie. '
barn and poultry house. 7 aire lo
?an. "j 1s aerex r-w t-rri's.. to a.-re ;
:n young prunes. 1m aTes t;mer. a i
sprica. i retk. roo4 e5 at hotce: ail
;po' land. Slre and curlii:er pe i
with plaee. Ph. li.r..u M tt,' , n !
killer part .11 sood iear e;ty- i:ujvrt
r;,sh. i-.in, e !ern;s ' ,
JOSEPH BARBER & SON ;
-i'" Gray li'.dg !
WOOD'S BARGAINS
s !' anil two isrw bui'd.ng. a snap
at $'.'KV Tn lots north Capitol stre-t.
(rre rfs:!;i 4f) arres. new bi-i'din;n.
trade icr f.oiv.r , eooit ie:den-e to ,
trade for r!o.e in sTea?'. iirprove.l 'L
J0 1 rt r.ffr bottom frm. S3 per)
a r t 1.. Wood. o41 Mate St.
WOOD'S BARGAINS
and
tl 1:
r.. $:lf'i'i.
terms
1 hot;e. K-1
term KtTe
tt'.V. lia'I
I'lirmli-na. ailrM
room houf. el!
e.?.v
locsteU
cash
New biingxluw and xl ji t an
aire of lnil 1 1 " 1 n.f .-..h li.n
ai-r.-s ner Silverton. imprt.re'd.' tl mm i
! irv ami siwn ranch. 4i' a. res
?1 !'.".'. 'l",ike part trade. 1 1
wheat ranch, tindp for ca'l,.
acre farm n ar ( orvilhs.
;-r". t.ood re.iite!ice in
!'. .e in improved aetvaae.
Wood, r. 11 State St. Chop-e
'I ci,
fjrm
'." per
eiii ior
F. L
lots oa
south Ilieli street Price r sg. t
i mm i
1 IW'HP.AN HOME ABOUT
a'-res a!'
redv for
huiidinss.
"r small
ci'tnated and all enuipp-d
work "J" acre? seeded, good j
Will trade for city property1 , j
cn-!i pa nient will l.ntllt-
See in e
street.
toila v .
li S. Belle,
fl'iiiM TO I.tiW o (,(:il) FARM SK
enrity or wijl loan in !cser nnminu
For sa e, nice . loom cottage at only
$1 4mi : good teres
Square Deal Realty Co,
U. S Bank Bids
GOOD BUYS
,HI)
acrq tract with iniurovem.-n. will
ci iw, ill it Mnull acreage near I'ort'i.id or
Portland property as part pivm,;it.
Price $fc(Miu.
i'J'i acre f.irm. acres si-rnmer t.il'ow
wiieat. h:ilaiie timlM-r an I p:.si;'r.
lnli!Uin, spring Water: tx .il coh.i ler
par: trade Pr ... ti", p.- acr.
I-' ni-:-,- tract. liuil'l .:2.s. lorat-l -lose into
Salem. Will consider house and lot in
Portland part payment. Price i
f.SIKli'.
We have some fine traits from half
acre to 2U acres on easy installment
plan: if -ou are looking for inall
lnent acreage let is tell you wlist
we hare.
room Imuse lit 'j"." Superior strict.
Price .'.,ii"n: 1 1 ". down.
room house at 1:127 Shipping street.
Price $17t". Sfi'i'i down
e have a fine quarter block on Fair
W
mount II ill. corner of Liii"i1n aud
Fairmount avenue. Price $45oO,
F:ne cat front lot on south Com. nereis!.
Price $."'.
W. H, GRABENHORST & CO.
Realtors 275 State St
BEST BUYS
service station on Pacific
tlasolillc
wa .
5 acres
prune
high-
II tnltivate 2 acres x year
old
1 1i a'-rea l-arins loKns. ,-ii
acre pears, fcood buildings, o riKtn
lilsstered bungalow, rock road, 1 Vj.
utiles from Salem. f47'i'. Terms.
IK aires all cultivated. S acres lofans,
7 rcoin hoi e. eood darn, f acres new
clover: I rj miles from Salem, paved
road: only f.7."f, $25o cash.
20 arres 'sandy loam. 17 cleareil. Iiuild
iuas, 5 mile school. 1 t tni'e town,
rock road; 2S!"; ?Iiioo cash.
51) arres all cultivated. -4 acrex yonii
prunes. 35 in fall grain. 4 miles from
town, ro'ck road. All stock, equipment
and tractor coes. $10,000. Trade lor
Salem bouses.
38i) acres re.l fruit oil. 225 cult iv.i ted,
l.aiaTice fir and oak pasture, buili'ings,
good fences, spring water rock road.
10 miles from Salem, 'i mile 1 school,
price $H' per acre. 13 cash. prefer
to sell only half iiileres'.
We want ;iuou loan on fine stiletly
modern home
claaa iecuritv
on Kair'no'int
bill, first
See 'is ;it oni
S0C0L0FSKY
ll.11 State St.
Phono 970
FOR SALE
traits with
OX TERMS
10 ACRE
located from
improvements
three to five
miles from Salem, near
for ?!oo up per acre.
paved rond.
(lepeni'ini: on kind of the improvements.
Might t ike auto or some city property
in exchanse. Jo'iu II. Scott, .22
Orejron Bidu. .
niADK 20 ACRES IN II VRitlMJUP.G,
Oregon with a seven room hoiisa for
Salem property of ci al vil;i Pr ce
$400. See Krne-cr. 200 Ores in Bids.
FOR SALE BY OWNER THE hKNRY
Schora;iker home at 1 20M SWo'tli Com
merctal street, corner of Wils.in. tome
and look it over if o'.i w.mt it lor
a reasonable cash price
Financial Market Swayed
By Foreign Nation Money
CHICAGO. Dec. 12. Foreign
exchanges dominated the financial
market today, under the lead of
tho pound sterling, which rose to
its highest level in more than two
years.
British demand bills advanced
to $4.2.1 T.-8. a gaiii of almost 10
tents from last week's quotation.
The low of 192') was 5.1?.
The Paris demand rate at
8.
I1, was up half a cent. Del-
Kiu in
7.06 Vi
4.77 '.i
francs rose 1 points to
and the Iteiian lire ;t i
showed a gain of 3" i
points. j
Dutch guilders rose 4."i points '.
to 25.40; Spanish b'lls were
quoted at 11.75. an advance of
points, and Sweden. Denmark and
Norway were ?.. 1", and 7 points
hither respectively.
German marks at 100 fur fin
rents showed a tain of almost
lOO per tent of their low- of i e
tent weeks, although tables Iron
Germany told of further failure:
at leading centers of finance snd
industry.
i itriT
Ni;V YORK. Dec. 1
ated apples ('iiet: f';il
IT. ; state 1 1 rn J 5'-. V
; a sr. Oregon 6 u
2 - K vapor -forn
a 1 t r"
run os wait
1 ft H
peaches lino,
etr;i choice.
1 7 rt 20 c.
choice
i;
l:; ::
ut
l 1 4.
; fat!'-;
Portland Citizens Give i
Send-off to Oregon Team;
PORTLAND. Or . De- I 2. -Send
off for Uio I'm vrtsi',- o .
Oregon football tnam. wliich
leaves tonight for San Francisco j
to RH.il Tue.dav for Ha jil. w;ts i
given here today by the adop-j
tion by the Portlind ("hanibei of
Commerce of n r0sohi(i.t: remni- '
mending 'Mo the trade of the Ha-'
waiian islands tlirojsh Oi Chan-J
berp of Commerce rsf Hawaii and I
Ililo. the Oregon brand trT bcof-i
ball as 100 per cent right,
the "kick", the resolution
It hat?;
said,
The University of Oreeou lean
will play three games in Hawaii.
Ue Statesman Classified Adi
m HOT M
W HUSBAND
Ad ley )rrisnV New Iiia of
REVEUTIONS OF A WIFE
CHATTKIv :U
WHAT HARRIET H II A IT II
W.MTE AjKEIi Of MADGE.
1 nCOd not have
feared for
otj
Harriet Braith walte's control
herself. Even as I noticed the
tears in her eyes she iwallowed
hard, passed her kerthief lightiy
over her eyes, und was once
more the polsea woman of the
Wor'.d ! liad known Indeed, She j
I was apparentiw e.iimer
' for I was all fte-oc with
,Tian .'
a to the nature of the "sonic
; thint odd" wliich she wished mo
to do for her.
; t "Ho von ever see your l;ttle
; friend. Mrs Hkkett?" she asked
next, and there was not the.
sliphtest trace In her voice of
anything save the most casual in-
j iu'rv about an acquaintance.
I have only seen her onr?
, s'nee she returned." I
replien i
, quietly, but my puUes had in
i crea -e I their heat
"Doe,; she live near here?" sho
asked next
"No. over n Jersey. My cou
sin has never fully recovered
from his iniuries. and as his in
come is suff'e'ent for them to
live comfortably Irt th country,
they have a delightful litt!e
place about sixtv mites from the
city, and are playing at farming
in a desultory sort of way."
She pondered my Information
intently with downcast eye and
tightly interlocked fingers. When
she looked un her face held an
embarrassed flush upon it.
"Would it be possible for you
to invite them out for a week
end after you come back and
while we are still here? I would
manage mother eo that we could j
make room for them. I would
share her room and give the one
I am !n to them. You see. If H
could be managed, I should not
like them to know we ae hro,
nor do 1 wish Edwin to know
thev are coming until they get
here."
Madge is Doubtful.
I think mv face was more
flushed than hers by the time she
had finished, for I had een the
reason for her request In an in
stant and realized the, humilia
tion she must be Buffering at
thus betraying to me the fear
that was consuming her.
With all her poise, her world
ly wisdom, the etrength of h.r
character. Harriet Uraithwatte
was obsessed by the Idei that her
husband's infatuation for Kather
ine Snnot. born of lonliness and
illness, not realized even by hm-
?elf, mipht not be 1 completely
cured. With a strategem wor
thy of a melodramatic schoolgirl
she had planned this unexpected
meeting between tho two that she
might see for herself what effect
the sight of Katherine Sonnott
would have upon her husband
Hut I had no time to indulge
the very real distaste I felt for
the task which she had so unex
pectedly imposed upon me. That
this scheme she had conceived
was a most vital thing to her.
one upon which she felt the de
cision of her future happiness de
pended. I could see plainly. I
tried to make my answer casual
and made a pretense of arrang
ing something on the table so
that T might avoid loking at her
"Why, it would be entirely
possible for me to Invite them'."
I said cordially. "Hut whether
they would come or not is anoth
er question. Like many men who
were wounded over there, my
cousin has come back a little
difficult cocially and tem
peramentally 1 do not know that
I can quite express it I don't
want you to think that he is un
pleasant, for that Is not true,
but "
A Finn Resolution.
"1 know all about it," Harriet
Hraithwaite replied briskly, evi
dently glad to be upon the firm
impersonal ground of generaliza
tion "No man went through
that hell over there without com
ing back changed in some way
Pome of them are so resMess thst
they want constant changand
excitement : others are moody anj
! shrink trom
any sort of social
eem to want to
17'1'fe. They
crawl into their home? and jus
bask i the luxury of rest and
quiet."
"Vol have described .tack
Hickett a? if you had seen him."
I said quickly.
"I did see him," she returned
quietlv. "and was afra'd that he
would lose something bv his ex
perience over there which wmiM
be long in coming back to him.
I liked him immensely, but h"
seems to me to tie a shade loi
sombre, too t it id for that b-sel
little wife of hi-1. Hhe has one of
the truest, sweetest, sunniest n;i
lure i hive ever s'en."
Her voice had the inri'Mtior. of
?n absolute truth. I saw wo
derinjsly that Harriet llraithwaite
was the millionth woman capable
of absolute justice toward th-j
woman for whom sh fearct her
husband cared ton muf h. Know
ing Katherine so well, I had lK'rn
absolu'ely assured that she had
been blameless in the trying st'
uatiori in v bi h she had been In
volved bv Mrs. limit hwaile's i 1 1
nens. Katherine hud borne tri
bute io the elder woman's fair
ness jind bigness in the matter,
and I realized that the wmnn be
fore me was not onlv just to mv
I'tlle friend, but bad pei-onmlish-ed
the more diffietili fent of a1
tually admiring and liking her
fmnulive!y f resolved that I
would further til's ma'' sehenx-
of hers. Jack and
Katherine
week-end
were with
i should come for a
'while the Hraithwaite
us if i had to go over to Jersey
i and ' drag them-out .by force.
(To bo continued) , . ,
Big Forest Developrtrnt ;
In Alaska is Possible
WASHINGTON. lec. 12. Th
I'n.ted States for the frst'time
txaa in AlasW an opportunity
tiuide the devfiopment of aa Im
mense forest recion from th
standpoint of permanent nation! '
iuteresis.' W. H. Urectey, chift
of the forest set x ice. declare iu -his
annual report tonight.
"This means expansion of Ala-'
kan forest iudustries as rapidly
as thjr is a market for their pro
ducts but within the liuiita and
under the control tcwessary to
keep the land productive n4
market the supply- of raw mater
nal for manuracture into lumnor
and paper perpetual." he said.
y exprea.se the opinion that
wise handling: of the Alaskan for
est will result In development
there of a paper industry "capa
ble of supplying a third of tho
r.rosent naner consumption of tha
jVnitotl States.
I he say, are transportation, prae
! tically marine, "and a derentral-
:zed adtnlnistratlon of pubttc ro
-s.iurtes an1 affairs In the terri
tory itself."
Discuss'ng the general forest
policy, he recommends fadcral
legislation providing for:
"Extension of federal co-oporv
atiou ifi th protection of all
classes of forest land from fir.
uch co operation to he availablo
on all forest land within states
prepared io join In co-opcratlvo
efforts.
'F..tens'on of public forest
ownership by incorporating with
in national forests public lands
not under federal ownership or
control which are adapted prim
arily to growing timber or the
protection of Watersheds; by ac
quiring cut-over forest lands with- .
in or adjo'ning national torecS
through exchanges: and by pur
chasing forest lands with a view
to both the protection of navi
gable watersheds and to the res
toration of forests on areas, now
denuded and idle.
$3.00 Round Trip to i
Portland Every Day
Oregon Electric Railway
The Oregon Klectrlc Hallway
sells round trip tickets to Port
land for $3, including war tax,
good for return to and Including
the second day from date-of sale.
-J. W. .RITCHIE.
Ad. Agent. O. E. Jlr.
TEXT BOOK of
WALL STREET
1922 Edltioa
now ready for free
distribution , '
McCall, Riley & Co.
Members Cenl:Ate4
S'ack Esthanas af Kew rrk
29 Uroad SU New York
7 n"vr;r r-ijicn
. "
TU Cuxlet b Self -Adjustinf. It aim
ply .lip orr th bead,.dps evt
weist etod eta o the out nglf lines.
your dealer can 't get it send
actual bust measure, name, ad'
dress Cf 31. SO. We'll send the
Circlet prepaid. Sizes 34 to 48.
Netne) Hygienic-Fashion Instttut
120 E. 16 St. New York, Dep't M.
SALEM MARKETS 1
Prices quoted- are wlifftesaie ana erj
prices received tiy farmers. Ne retal
prices are given
Oms. milling, net 4.e.
Wheat No. 1. Sacked, 80e.
Osls. feed. 88r. t
Vetch and Oat key, flS.
C'rfiver hay. Sl.
Mill ren mill f'-ed. i
EGGS. BUTTER BUTTEtTAT
Feci. ')c i lie.
Cresmrry lmlter, 4fie. '
Duttcrfat, 42r
POULTRY
Hens, liuht, lr.
Hens, heavy. 22e; ;
Chickens, sprmsc. I 'e. , ,a
tfcwisters, eld, fr fp
Ti rkevx. live, :tr-.
Turk.vs. dr.-,-ed :14c (.
;t "e
POBE. MUTTOrJ AKU
BEEP
Hogs, 7ie i Us
limits. Toft Ten I 1'V.
Pork, dre.iw.ed. lie.
.sieevs, 4c it iVe.
Bulls, 3c.
rBUITS
I-'.nipror firapes, 12c
Rnonas,
Lemon. f5.
Navel Oraares, f.
Flnnda jrrapefmit. fC
Iff I7M,
f 4.00. 5
slifnrnia srspe fruit.
1 luck letierrien. I e
Wsshinclun ernetrrles 1ms. $S jO.
VEGETABLES
Hw'eet potatoe-a, dVie.
l'matoes. l.hO.
Cul.tmge, 'ir..
California tomsloae. Inf.
I nrnmbeit, fl .25.
Caulitmwer,
Turnips. 2. So. '.'..,-,
Hell pepper. ll., He.. ; i
Parsnips. t2. :
Oregon onW.o. f4. s. !r.
Carrots, 1 23.
Hem! leltnre. rrate crate, 13.25.
CabfornU Celery, Hie. -,J-Beets,
f2.sn.
DATES, -riOS. HONEY ) V
TSes. tfte,
Parkacie dates, tase, fS.73. i ;
Futs. 12a. V'
Cnenfc baaey, ease. $t.
CVteAannla. dnn. (1.7. ,
Itrasil nut. St)e.
Jillierts. 3e.- .., "
Almonds. 29c. . 1
t F.fic1ih . Wslnata. : SOe.
. 2 LbjIiso. Walnnte, Z2s.
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