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THE OREGON STATESMAN, SALEM, OREGON WEDNESDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 14, 1921 t - I i 11. ! 5 it.-' r f" vi S 1 fi 'r Ufc Orison Qdcrn 57 CSD DTEBTI8EHEVTI Kate Per Word: Per Insertion 2s Three Insertions 5e One Week (six insertion) Be On Month , , , 20e Bis month' contract, per mo.15e 12 months' contract, per mo.12e Minimum for any advertisement, 25e NORWICH UNION HB1 CTftURANCK BOCIETT Thletaoa, RoUa d A Borshardt etldent Apt S7i Bute Bt. MONEY TO LOAN Oa Real Estate T. K, FORD COrar Ldd Buih Baak) LOANS v REAL ESTATE " INSURANCE Wa laamro anything Ws have the Money aoaaPar os back like rant Oar fara and city propsrty lists art com Plata, steo ns firs. ITLASt LATLAB 406-T Oregon Bldf. Pbona 1644 NEW, TODAY .'OR SALE BY OWNER 6 ROOM PLAS tered bungalow. 160 North 18th street Nice location, furnished and immediate possession. Phone 6jW. Prire 93500. LET THE WARDROBE TAKE CARE of your clothe. 179 South High. SMALL AND LARGE FARMS CITY home and r ho ire lot. Fire and auto imaranre. Arthur E PETERSEN 229 Oregon Bldg 5 PSIF.XOER lOVEBLAXO OVER- hauled last week. Low prire. 245 Center. Bi;Y SOW STRICTLY MODERN REV en room tinngalow. East front. North fralem. Prire $4500. Krueger, 209 Oregon Bldg. wivTirn skwino nv EXPERIENCED seamstress. Address "wA" . 29. care I Statesman. KEW EDISON DIAMOXD DISC PHON ogrsph for ssle, chesp. - 519 Court St. WE HAVE ON HAND A FEW BARGAINS In pipele furnaces. Theo M. Barr, 104 South Commercial street. UITCH.EI.ii SIX IN FINE CONDITION. for sale. Will sacrifice. Phone 533-W after p.m. WANTED EXPERIENCED HOMINY and horse radish maker; no other need apply. Tho Bsker, 643 Ferry street. Csll after 4 p.m MAHOGANY PIANO JUST. LIKE NEW for aale. - at a ceBuane bargain- price. The Wiley B. Allen Co... 519 Court street. IXfT PAIR BOYS' BROWN SHOES: aise 6. bwtween Hamilton's Furniture store snd Hayesville church. Phone 87F22. Rewsrd. THE OREGON FIRE RELIEF Associ ation waa organised for your benefit. If you are not insuring with them. s-et their rstes on your irext policy. ; Standley k Foley, agents. Bush Bank ' building. "SV'S well built in; an attractive home. ' 5250. WINNIE PETTYJOHN 331 A State St. : Realtor : Phone 534 508 ACRE CATTLE RANCH, LOCATED J in Linn county, 3 miles from Hrowns : ille. S27 tier acre: good, terms (ion- : aider some trade on this. B. A. Moh- ney, 209 Oregon Bldg. lST CAMEO PIN WITH PLAIN 1 srold aetting; pale pink, rlth white bead. Reward. Phone 121a J. BEAl'TIFUL WELL BUILT EIGHT room bungalow, with garden and fruit, 'for aale by owner. Phone 533-W after e p.m. 10 ACRES CLOSE TO CAR. 1 ACRE Inrim. 1 acre strswberries. 5 room house, barn and outbuildings. Prire S3HO0. Berks k Hendricks, 205 U. S. 'Bank Bldg. TlOLLT FOR SALE FROM HOLLY SUM- roit frnit rsnch. Corner Church and Center streets. Csll phone 212. EX-SERVICE MEN . Now la the time to buy your" property with your stste loan, the supreme 'court has rendered) its t'erision snd everything is safe and sound. Look the -f..1lwin over carefully 1 A acres near asylum farm, 2 acres fine slogan room plsstered house, jrood thrn. 850ff. If acres, mile from asylum, ail rlesr. .S320.t id irm ii Croisan creek. 8 acres prunes. 1 eojsns. fine spring, fair house and barn. S3500. 25 acres jfine timber, south, $100 per X SIJ1B' 'i I TlorsEr-B ROOMS. 708 N. WINTER ; street, full cement bssement, bnilt in i kiirhent rosved street snd aney. ii.w". .lWka Hendricks. 205 U. S. Bank i building. FOR 8 ALE- 1918 FORD TOURING CAR ;175. Csll st wvlos station on corner of North Summer snd Fairgrounds rosd FOR RENT OFFICE ROOMS, HEATED. f Inquire room 22, Breymsn block. ran bale close in. five room .' iiAti.M lara-e noni, hot and cold water. i i..ih snd toilet: electric lights. One hilork off of Stste street. Price 11500. ' Roe owner, 249, North 15th street. Til WHOM IT MAY CONCERN TAKE ; tinti-a- that tha nnderaignea nave re tirevl from the eo-psrtnership hereto ' fore existing between them snd each of tham nit Ramnaher and .sgie. con- i r.mln. th stock of groceries here- : tofore owned br Showalter k Jacoba of Sslem. Oregon: and that ssid co- nartnershin was dissolved on the 8th 1 day of December 1921: snd that the 1 ti. del.ts. and liabilities of the U firm were taken over by Ksmusher. Nsgle A Sommers on the 8th day of 5 December 1921: snd that the under "signed will not be responsible for. the 'debts of the firm as of December 8th, H 1921 and subsequent thereto. 8. 8WIRSKY. - L. B. 8ENOSKY FOR RENT TWO ROOM FURNISHED I ; apartment. Adults, 590 Union. Phone 667-J. EMPLOYMENT KALR miNTrn T.VFRGKTIC TOUNG MAN ' who has hsd expert ce selling life insurance, stocks or advertising. Must s bo able to devote his entire time and amhitinna for advancement. Must 4 hsve the eonrsgs to present business l proposition to merchants ana proies ' t Kin si men. Answer in your own band i .iiinr atalinr ace. educational ansl- I i.M.ii.111 AiMrinnra : aa aolicitor. eto. ! Address "T-No. 81." 8tatesmsn offico ' SALESMEN WANTED miravrv TO SELL T1I BEST AND trheapast'line of Raincoats ever made . fMin ninniiciDrrr w wo.7.. v :.it eoat for the rainy sesson. Noth ing like these valnes ever seen in ,the i west. ties starteo who ,i, in big demsnd and offer, real opportunities iot '" . , . ( s: Send for free samples snd particulars, f 83? S"tior y;, ,z..-. r. t Leach Raincoat W- CleyelsnC, "atW...' . EMPLOYMENT 8ALE8MEN WANTED MILKS PER (iAI.MiS MALK W ITU new patenter! gasorine vaporizer. Writ for particular. Stransky Yaporiier Co, l'ufcwana. 1. MALE AND FEMALE WANTED MEN AKD WOMEN TO take farm paper subscriptions. A good proposition to the right people. Address the Pacific Homestead, butesman blilg. Halem, Ore PERSONAL f ACTA L BC A LP TREATMENTS, VIO let ray; manicuring shampooing. Or egon Bath House. Phone 540. "EPILEPTICS WOULD TOi; CA'K TO learn about new rational treatment fur iminedia'e relief of epilepsy. toiitivey slopping Kniurn iro.n iirst tl.iy t use. Information fret. "Specialist," Draw er "C" "9J, LanJ-r, Wyoming. FOR SALE CANARY BIRDS CANARY SINGERS IN FULL SONG. Just the thing for Xmss presents. Phone Mrs. Bennett, 1290, 1030 Chem ekets. 7 ARM PAPER IF YOU WANT TO GET THE BEST farm paper, sands 15c to the Pacific Homestead, Baleen, Oregon, for a three months trial subscription. Mention this ad. H0U8E8 "ALADDIN READY CUT HOUSES" 80 percent saved in cost of construc tion. Chaa. F. Smith, factory repres entative, 620 Northwest Bank Bldg Portland. Oregon . POULTRY FOR SALE BUFF ORPINGTON COCK- erels. Phone 3JF22. POULTRYMEN SENT EIGHT TWO- cent stamps (or special three months' trial for the best and oldest journal in the west. The srtirle and adver tisement are of special interest to the poultry breeders of the northwest. ror,hwet foul try journal, 21 1 im mefcial St, Salem. Oregon. LIVESTOCK FOR SALE TWO YEAR OLD HALF Holstein and Jersey heifer. Fregh in April. Good stock. I'hone 1078. Mr. Smaller, 1940 North Front lnSCELLANZOUS APPLES DELIVERED PHONE 4F2. WILL SELL NEW FURNITURE CHEAP I'hone 58. MRS. JUNKS STUDIO CLOSING OUT sale of china. 679 A. Cottage St. A SPLENDID LINE OF XMAS GIFTS at Mr. C. A. Grimms, 519 Court St. FOR SALE POTATOES SUITABLE for nse or seed. Phone 1789-W1. FOR SALE BRINDLE BULL FUPP1ES E. B. Flake.' 590 S. 17th. Phone 1046-J. rOR SALE OLD NEWSPAPERS, 10 cents s bnndle. Circulation department. vregon Btateamaat. GASOLINE AND OIL TANKS I trout the largest to smallest. L. A. Weatacott, factory representative. 864 S. 12th St., phono lbUZ-J. THE HOUSE OF HALr A MILLION and on bsrgsins. We bay, evil or exchange anything and everything in the line of )unk or second nana gooaa. See na before yon by-r sell Stein bock Junk Co. Remember the place. 402 N. Commercial St. Phone 528. THE WESTf RH5DK&STEB BCBOOL &Xl COM MTJN tTT SINGING An especislly good selection of the songs J too have been wanting, witn woras ana music complete. o matter now many i l.. ' V... wn .honlil kiTt this one. containing the Oregon songs i - Prices: Single copies, 25c; 1S4 cents each in lots of a dozen or more; $12.50 the hundred, postpaid. Second edition printed since September. OREGON TEACHERS MONTHLY 215 S. Commercial St. 8alem, Oregon WOOD NICE DRY FIR AND OAK WOOD FOR sale. Phone 2j4 or h'll. DRY OLD GROWTH 16 IN FIR. $8 4 ft. second growth, $0.50. Phone 1467. FOR SALE BEST GRADE MILL WOOD maple, second growth snd old fir, 4 ft. or 16 in. Fred E, Wells, Phone 1542. 305 S. Church. IS INCH SLAB AND MILL WOOD, $3.60 per load. Dry plsner wooo, $3.50 per Wsd. Trsey wood CO. Phone 620. FOR BIG FIR, 8ECOND GROWTH OAK or ash wood, phone 77t2. DRY WOOD FOR RALE BIO SECOND growth fir. S0.5O and 10 inch large second-growth, $7.50 and $7.75; old fir. 4 ft. 97, 10 inch $8; Oak. $8 and $9: four foot ash. $7.25. Armstrong Transfer. Phone 195. Stand. State and High. FOR RENT APARTMENTS FOR RENT - - FURNISHED APART- ments. 899 N. Commercial street. FOTt UNFURNISHED APARTMENTS see Mr. Purdy st the Oregon ttatn notise. ROOMS FOR RENT - - THREE UNFURNISHED rooms and Union. bath. AOults only. 49 HOUSEKEEPING AND SLEEPING l The Cottago, 160 rooms, reasonable. Court street. FOR RENT HOl'SKKEEPINO ROOMS at reasonable rates. 3434 North Commercial, Cottell Apartments. FOR RENT SUITE OF TWO LARGE rooms with privste bsth, will be vac ated soon. Also separate room. The Alexandria, 1030 Chemeketa St. Phone 1280. FOR RENT ROOM FOR GENTLEMAN in modern home and centrally located Please give name snd address. E, care Ststesmsn. temm aeg a sag i n ROOM AND BOARD ROOM AND BOARD, $28. C74 North Church. HOwSES F. L. WOOD 341 STATE ST, REAL estate, rentals. BUNGALOW AND GARAGE HOYT snd Cottsge, for rent. See Wm Flem Ing. 841 State street. WANTED MISCELLANEOUS OLD MATTRESSES MADE OVER Capitol City Bedding Co. 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 paid THE CAPITAL TTARIWAB1S Commercial4 St. AND FDRNITURE CO. Phone 947 , lrt . , - - i ClaSSlfied AdS. Tn The Statesman Bring Penults J use statwmn ckssined Ad- .,.4... . Is- --c',-.eir;e rxi'Z -.UJ) . -.--. . v .- - - BUSINESS CARDS Auto Directory STORAGE OARAGE TRACY'S STOKAGE GARAGE 644 Kerry street. TIKES AND ACCESSORIEa SMITH-WATKINS, 147 NORTH HIGH, Pisk, Silverton Cord. Hood extra pi; tires. kveryihing lor auto. AUTO TOPS AUTO TOPS W. C. WRIGHT, 171 South High. AUTO TOP UPHOLSTERY WORK guaranteed. 55a South 12th. Phone 1126. B ATTEST AND ELECTRICIAN AUTO ELECTRICIAN; EX7ERT TROU ble (hooting. North High. Phone 203. PRESTO LITE BATTERY SERVICE station. Expert battery and electrical ! work, larris Bros. i'hone mo-, io Court. RADIATOR SHOPS SALEM AUTO RADIATOR SHOP 188 South 12th. Phone 28. J. C. BAIR, KADIATOR3, FENDERS. Bodies repan ed. 444 Ferry USED CARS FOR SALS 117 9 PASSENGER light ear, food condition, good tires, 1150. Merchants Delivery. 664 Ferry street. WANTED LIGHT TltVtTK IN EX- chane on Hudson, Essex or Baby Overland. Fred Kirkwood, 246 State street. SCALES AUTOS WEIGHED 15 2395 FRONT OARAGE AND REPAIR AUTO REPAIR SHOP L. MILLER, 245 Center. Phons 890. HOFFMAN & ZOSEL TIRE REPAIR tng, vulcanising, retreading; 1S7 South Commercial street. Phone 471. CAPITAL GARAGE BOCK, STXDE- baker repairing. 173 South Liberty. Phone 88. C. E. STANTON WISHES TO AN nounre that he hug opened a garaze t 410 South Commercial btreet. All work guaranteed. " ' CLEANING PRESSING i CLEANING, PRESSING DONE TO YOUR satisfaction. Called for and deliverer. The Toggery, 175 State. Phone 842. CONFECTIONERY REMINGTON CONFECTIONERY, HOME- msde candies, confections, cigars, mag siines. 1272 Stste. BEAUTY PARLORS NOW OPERATING MODEL BEAUTY I Parlor, 110 North Commercial Street. I 95a. CHILDREN'S NURSE CHILDREN TAKEN CARE OF BY THE hour, middle seed lady. Phone lr18-J. CHINESE PHYSICIAN DR. L. M. HUM CURES ANY KNOWN disease. 153 8. High St., phono 283. DRUG 8TORE9 BREWER DRUG CO. 405 COURT Phone 184, ELECTRICIANS SECURE MY FIGURES ON WIRING. Br contract, by hour. At pre-war prices. H. W. Hstrh. phone 1744-W. FINANCIAL WANTED $3000 ON MODERN HOME on Fsirmount Hill. Csll 9TO. umtnv.nnTg rnnvTV riBU T.OAN - . sssocistion bss money to losn st six percent. W. D. Smith, secretary -treas urer, 303 Salem Bank of Commerce, CITY BUILDING LOANS We have available funds for city losns, rtnsvsbla like rent. A. 0. BOHRNSTEDT 407 Masonic Temple Salem, Oregon FURNITURE STORES FRANK F. RICHTER NEW, 8EOOND- hsnd furniture. 849 N Commercial Phono 452. FURNITURE HOSPITAL FURNITURE REPAIRED OR MADE TO order. Ref inishing and upholstering s specialty. Phone 174'J. Brown snd Groves. 1201 South OoinmercraL GREENHOUSES PORCH BOXES BEDDING PLANTS for sale. Smith 'a, 301 North Commer- eial. HOTELS I CHERRY CITY HOTEL ROOMS AND board. Lunch counter. Opposite O. E. Depot. State snd High. LEONARD HOTEL NEW MANAGE- ment, clean neat rooms and apartments. 254 N. Front St. HORSESHOEING PRACTICAL HORSESHOEING PETE Conley, Shoer. Brick shop, 253 Cbem- eketa street. INSURANCE MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE INSURANCE eotnpsny. J. C. Bslch, agent, room 5. MeCornack Bldg. Phons 98. Ladies' Wearing Apparel CORSETS MRS. ESCH AGENT FOR PRINCESS Corsets. Phone 1043 R. B91 H. 12th. FANCY WORK FANCY WORK FOR SALE 222 NORTH Commercial street. NEEDLEWORK AND EMBROIDERY shop. Jessie MrCune. Tallman a Piano Store. 121 South Commercial. HEMSTITCHING MRS BRECKENRIDGE HEM STITCH - ing. mail orders solicited. 175 o. 19th. Phone 17 -m. SALEM EIJTE HEMSTITCHING. chainstitching, pleating, buttons. 829 330 Oregon Bldg. Phons 379. DRESSMAK Uf O WANTED PLAIN SEWING AND HAND work. Call 631 R. DRESSMAKING TAILORING. MRS. Goodwin, 445 North Commercial. DRESSMAKING CARRIE ROGERS c I Ashby, 606 S. 21st. Phone 377 R. MRS. C. JEPSON atODISTE, S567 Osk. phone 929. MRS VARTY. DESIGNER AND MAKER Ladies Saits and Gowns. Over ata- ler's Store. MESDAMES SCOTT h CHASE DRESS- msksrs. 819 State SL Phono 987. LA CLASIQUE GOWN SHOP EXCLCS- ive models. Jsxpert designing, ast State. MAUD SIMONS, DRESSMAKER 1710 Bellevue St. CARRIE FISHER DRESSMAKING, designing. Spencer oorrsets to order. 2 MeCornack Bldg. BUSINESS CARDS Ladies' Wearing Apparel DRESSMAKING EDITH M. ASHLEY DRESSMAKER. 13t5 Broadway. 1436J. MRS. K CARTER EXPERIENCED dresa sker. Phone 1971 W. RUTH MeADAMS DRESSMAKER, 75J South 12th. Phone 1424-1. THE ADSITTS ARE PREPARED TO do any and all kinds of ladies' tail oring for old and new customers. Sii N. 12th street. Phone 2085 R. PLEATING MRS. HILDtBRAXD, PLEATING S 90 Sooth 24th. Phone 79$ -Ml. HAT SHOPS HAT SHOP MEN'S AND WOMEN'S hats renovated and blocked. 495 Court street. LAUNDRIES SALEM LAUNDRY COMPANY, 136 8. Liberty street. Phone 25. Oldes. 1 arrest beat. Established 1889. CAPITAL CITY F.TEAM LAUNDRY Quality work prompt service. 1264 Broadway. Phone 165 LANDSCAPE GARDENER FRED BLAKE, LANDSCAPE GARDEN- j er. 1565 South Liberty. Phone 1031-M i MEDICAL MOUNTAIN BALM COUGH REMEDY Phone 517-W. , MULTIGRAPHING MUL1IGRAPHING. PRINTING PSR fect work; dependable. Minkler-Hed-Berg Mail Adv. Co., 212 Oregon B dg. PAINT CONTRACTORS PAINTING AND DECORATING HIGH rU work for Darticular people. L. D. Brandon, contractor. 365 North Uifb, , Phone 645 J. AUBREY II. CLARK PAINTING, P1P erhanging, kahtomining. Work guar anteed. Terms reasonable. Phone 2035-J. 1464 Ferry. PRACTICAL NURSE i PRACTICAL EXPERIENCa, SCRSK Mrs. Msitxler. Jiorence iioiei. mono 928. NURSERY STOCK FRUITLAND NURSERY SALES YiRD back ef office, 540 State street, rnone 1140 M. WILLAMETTE VALLEY XCRSEBI All kinds nursery stock lor sale, jue 7. Phone 105F5. ' COMPLETE LINE TREES SMALL fruits, ornamentals. Capital uuy jvur sery Co.. 426 Ortgon Bldg, jihone J5 PERIODICALS MISS GOODHUE TAKES SLBSCKlf lion for all magazines. 251 o. urn. street. Phone 741-M. PRINTING FOR WEDDING INVITATION a AN1 announcements, see Hertelson. pruiter, Y" Building. PRIVATE HOSPITALS PRIVATE MATERNITY HOSPITAL 1647 North Frout 1st. .Mrs. J. t Stine. . PERFUME AND TOILET ARTICL3S CALIFORNIA PERFUME CO. Ex tracts, toilet srticleg. Mrs. Moyer 170 South 23rd. Phone 1224. PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER MARGARET BURNS PUBLIC STEN- ographer. 408 Masonic Bldg. Plione 262. PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER 201 SA . Tiij- n.t.. lera Bank of Commerce Bldg. uttstvsf reasonable. PLUMBING PLUMBING 75c PER HOUR PHONE 950-M. PLUMBING REPAIRING AND COIL work. Phone 1397-J. Shop, 127 Union street. A. L. Godfrey. NORTHWESTERN PIPE CO. WHOLE- sale and retail plumbing supplies. 119 N. Commercial. Phone 179. SIGNS UNION SIGN CO. SIGNS WITH KICK, Showcards thst tslk. 424 N. Commer cial. Phone 546. SCAVENGERS KALE M SCAVENGERS GARBAGE. RE fa(e of all kintfo removed. Cessools I cleaned. Phone 998 SHOE REPAIRING I WILLIAM'S SHOE SHOP 195 SOUTH Hign SECOND HAND GOODS HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR SECOND hand clothing and shoes. Also do clesning. pressing and repairing. Csll and deliver. Capital Exchange, 342 North Commercial. Phone 1368-W. WE BUY AND SELL SECOND HAND roods of all kinds. Dine fittings, bsr ness. collars, collar pads, tools, snd chsins. Fred Bchindler, 258 Ctnter street. STUDIOS DE LUXE STUDIO SOMETHING DIF ferent in photogrsphy. 147 N. Ccm I STOVES STOVE REPAIRING STOVES REBUILT AND REPATRID- 40 years experience. . Depot Nat onsl fence, sixes 26 to 28 inenes lugn Paints, oil snd varnishes, etc., kgan berry and hop hooks. Salem Fence snd Stovs Works. 250 Court street Phone 124 SWEDISH INSTITUTE THE SWEDISH INSTITUTE MEKaNO Therapy. Swedish msssage with a.tive and passive movements, bteam cam net bath, medicated packs, electricity, etc.: 301-02 Orewin Bdg. Phone . TRANSFER HAULING ARMSTRONG TRANSFER--LOCAL 4.ND long distance hauling a specialty, stand State and High. Phone 195. CAPITAL CITY TRANSFER CO. 226 State 8t, phone 933. Distributing forwarding and storage our specialty uet our rates. TAILORS FRANK PALM MERCHANT TAUOR. 311 8. High, and Ferry TAXI DIRECTORY I LAN HAM TAXI COMPANY PHONE 540. THE OREGON TAXI TRANSFER CO iberty A Ferry. Phone 77. Dry slab 16 inch wood for sale. THAN SPORT ATTON SALEM SILVERTON STAGE Leaves Lrtaves Salem BUv-rton O. E. Depot t News Stand 7:00 am. an 11:00 a.m. 1:00 p.m 6:00 p.m. 6:1a p.m SALEM -INDEPENDENCE MONMOUTH STAGE Lesvs Sslem. O. S. Depot 7:00 s.m 11:00 a.m. 5:00 o m. Leave Monmouth Hotel 8:15 a.n 1:00 D m . 6:15 D m. Leave Independence tiotel o:ou - 1:15 p.m 6:30 p.m. Special trips by appointment. Seven passenger ear for hire. J U7 PARKER PtOB. , Res. Fboae CI 5 Business plKM BUSINESS CARDS MUSICAL FRANKLIN LAUNER PIANO. 17th. Phone li8 W. 168 N. MRS. HENRY LEE PIANO. Capitol. Phone 1017 W. 1321 N. LAURA GRANT PIANO SCHOOL credits given. 336 N. High, Paoae 171W. PEARL i TIUIMAS-VIOLIN, PIANO. Co". North loth. Pi,oie J. MINNETTA MAGERS VOCAL, DERBY building. Friday afternoon, Saturday. LENA BELLE TARTAR. VOCAL IX atruction. Phoaa 334. DOROTHY PEARCE PIANO. North Winter. Phone 845 J. 16. NELLIE ML'I.KEY STONE PIANO 373 Leslie. Phone 751 W. ALLIE CHANDLER PIANO. 251 North Cottage. Phone 829 W. BEATRICE SHELTON PIANO STUDIO 345 Marion. Phone 1299. LILIAN North HARTSHORN PIANO Church. Phone 178 894 T. S. ROBERTS PIANO, ORGAN, 270 South 14ih. Phont 779. DAN. F. LANG EN HERO. VOCAL Derby Bldg. . Phone 2079. LENA WATERS PIANO Phone lld4 M. 1472 Mill M0LLIE STYLES VOICE, PIANO, 859 tenter. Phone 2016 R. JULIA MILLS WEIGEL PIANO, 1560 bouia Church. Paoae 1391 R. LUCILE ROSS PIANO, ORGAN, North Liberty. Phone 1187-W. 498 MATTIE GILBERT STRING 1NSTRU meuts. 1572 btate. Phone 1156 R, SAXOPHONE INSTRUCTION A'jENT Bueschcr Saxophone. F. .M. AKe.', L"i 1 south thurch street. hone 114-iJ. MISS MABLE SHEPHERD PIANO player; dances, all occaaions. 257 N. Liberty. BERTHA JUNK DARBY, AUTnORIZED teacher, bodowsky Progressive series Piano. 679 North Cottage. Phone 1950-W. LEARN PIANO 12 LESSONS. GUAR aDteed. Waterman system. F. B. Clark, Tallman Piano store, 121 south Commercial. WESTERN CONSERVATORY OF MUS IC of Chicago. Frank E. Churchill, rep resentative. Diplrmaa granted, Odd Fellow's Bldg. SALEM CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC All branches taught, diplomas grsnted. John R. Sites, director. 1237 Court Phone 626. TUNERS WENDELL HELM TUNING. REPAIR- mg. rnone 4az. EDWARD WELP EXPERIENCED piano tuner. Leave orders Will's Music Store. TALLMAN PIANO REPAIR SHOP Tuning, refinighing, rebuilding, plsyer piano expert. Phone 1659, 121 South Commercial. PIANOS SHERMAN CLAY ft CO PIANOS, STEIN ways, Duo-Art, and others. Moore Dunn Music store. Masonic Temple. PHONOGRAPHS STRADIVARI PHONOGRAPH KNOWN for tone. Retailing at factory price. Koom 7, Patton block. SOME REAL BARGAIN'S IN SLIGHTLY used talking machines, P. runs wick, Vic tors, Editions snd t'olumbias, -5, $35, S60 and $110. Some just like new. Moore-Dunn Music Store. HI State street and Masonic buildfng. VIOLIN BOW REPAIRING IOLIN BOWS REH AIRED P. Thomas. Phone 1518-J. F. MUSIC STORES GEO. C. WILL PIANOS, PHONO- grsphs, sewing machines, sheet music, and pisno studies. Repsiring phon ographs and sewing machines. 432 State, Salem. DANCING WHITE DANCING ACADEMY MRS. R. L. White, principal. Phone 273 J. WOOD SAWS CITY AND COUNTRY WOOD SAWING Phone 2046. Fisher Bros. WAREHOUSES PUBLIC WAREHOUSE FRONT AND Ferry. Stores everything except ex plosives. Apply Fry's Drug Store. WATER SALEM WATER, LIGHT k POWER CO Office, 301 South Com'l St. Ten per eent discount on domestic flat rates paid in advanee. No deductions for absence or any cause unless water is shut off your premises. WHERE TO EAT WHITE CLOUD TEA HOUSE OPEN Sundsy morning 8 o clock. American style. 110ft North Commercial. Pkone 472. PROFESSIONAL CHIROPODISTS A. J. FOSTER CORN DOCTOR. 322 State St. Patton Bldk. Phone 957 CORNS AND CALLOUSES REMOVED without pain. Appliances from indi vidual impression. Dr. Tatro, Masonic Bldg. Phone 442. CHIROPRACTORS DR. O. L. SCOTT, P. S C., CHIROPRAC tor, 809-12 U. S. Bank Bldg. Phone 87; Res. 828 R. CHIROPRACTORS DR. R. P. AND Pearl M. Bradford, graduates and post graduates of the fitst chsrtered school of Chiroprsctors in the world. Ten years in prsctice. Phone 526. Rooms 318-319 320 Oregon Bldg. OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS DRS. WHITE AND MARSHALL, 506 U. S. Bank Bldg. DR. W. L. MERCER. OSTEOPATHIC Physirian snd surgeon. Kirksville graduate. 404-405 U. S. National Bank Bldg. Phones Office, 919; Res. 614 DR. JOHN L. LYNCH, OSTEOPATHIC Physician snd Surgeon, 403-404 Ore gon Bldg. Phones, Office, 1394; Res. 5F5. . OPTICIANS POMEROY k KEENE JEWELERS AND Optometrists. 888 State. GLASSES FITTED BY DR. L. R. BUR dette at the Bow Optical Company 325 State Street, opposite Ladd and Bush Bank. LODGE DIRECTORY UNITED SPANISH WAR VETERANS Camp 5. Armory. First, third Mondays REAL ESTATE FOR SALE Good five room house, two lots, close to car. $2500; 300 cash, balance $15 per month. 7 room house, close in. price $2500 Good lot close to car. terms. We have some good trades; if yoa want to trade, bay or sell see H. L. MARSTERS '212 Grsy Bldg. Phone 907 REAL ESTATE :5 ACRES FKUTT AND GRAIN RANCH. 8 miles from Saletn, .-lose to railroad station, school sod store; room huuf barn and poultry hoi:e. 7 1 j acres to ran. - irrx strwtrrirs, in acres in young prunes, lu acr-s t nil.er: ith pnng, creek, good well st house: a!! goot! land. Horse and machinery g.ies with place. Prire Slt.". i! ijtlit ( sider'jiart in food ciear city property. Some csh. balance terms JOSEPH BARBER & SON 200 Cray E'.dg WOOD'S BARGAINS !ot arid two new buildings. fpOO. t.-run Six room plastered house, puod plumbing. $2100, easy tt-rn. Kive room house, well kx-ated, flo.'i Half rah. New bunraUiw and snst n ai-re of land. 81750. Half .-.tsli. 1(10 arres near i!verton, imjiroTeil. Jiruu Dairy and to -k rn. h, 4"" a. res. f lu.CM'O. Take part tride. 1120 seres wheat ranh. trade for valley farm 2'S2 sere farm near Corvallis. per s-re. tiood residence in Salem for eloi.e in improved aTM. F. L. Woe 4. 341 State St. Choice lot on south High street. Price right. 40oo TO LOAN ON GOOD FARM SE eurity or will loan in lesser amounts. For sale, nice 5 room cottage at only 81400: good terms Square Deal Realty Co, X". S. Bank Bldg. BEST BUYS Gasoline service station on Pacific high way. 3 srre all cultivated, 2 seres S year old Drunes. 1 l acres bearing logans. ls acre pears, good buildings. .. room plastered bungalow, rock road. lt miles from Saleio. f 4 . .!. Terms. 10 acres all cultivated, fl acres logans. 7 room house, good riarn, 6 acres new clover; 1 '2 roil from Salem, paved road; only f."75t. 82500 rash. 20 acres andy loam, 17 rlrared. build ings, mile school. lli mile town, rock road; 2: t-luuO cash. ."9- acres all cultivated. -4 acres young prunes, 3" in full grain, 4 miles from town, rock road. All stock, e-tipment and tractor goes. $10,000. Trade for Salem houses , 3SO acres re.', fruit ioil, 22 . cultivated. balance fir and oak pasture, builc-tngs. good fences, spring water, rock road. 10 miles from Salem, mile n school. price $tt3 per acre. 1 ( rash. prefer to sell oniv ,.a!f interest. We want i:oioo loan on fine strirtiy modern home on Faimo-int hill, first class securn. .ee -1 m vn S0C0L0FSKY 3431 State St. Phono !7 0 FOR SALE ON TERMS. 10 ACRE tracts with improvements, located from three to five miles from Salem, near paved road, for fioo up per acre. depending on Wind of the improments r"."5'" .Vf" "u,w "v t7 rrV..- Oregon Bldg. FOR SALE UY OttNttc inr. t.r..xi S.homnker home at 129ti South lorn menial street, corner of Wilson. Come and look it over if you want it for a reasonable rash price. FOR SALE HALF ACRE AND ACRE lots in cherries, loganberries or straw berries on street car line. Terms l'hnne Cotton. 1794-W1 - .... , . TRADE AT FLEMING'S for wheat land in feass atrnewsn. oee x lemmg. 341 btate street. let us Eaplain the new system of selling your property. Fn perty lisiea not bxciubivb. ir VivVr i photographed Brown. Magee SOU Bessie Snyder. Over Busick's Store. Stste snd Commercial. Phone 559. A GOOD OPENING A COTTAGE liu tel. well located. No sompetition. oee Wm. Fleming, 341 State Street. WOULD YOU LIKE TO OWN A HOME in West Sslem. If so, here is a good one of 6 rooms with full cement base ment and fullv built in features, with 3 lots and garage for only S4200 and terms given. See L. A. Hayford Realtor 305 Stste Bt. MR. HOME BUYER YOD CAN BUY A rmm ihh?a ov less thsn a year oia for $500 less than I was offered for it nine months ago. Has basement. Dutch kitchen, closets and sleeping nnrch: $1000 will hsndle t. fees it today. 125 Leffelle. WORTH WHILE fruit, in good town, to trsde for farm laa"dre good ind with fair buildings, Best Buys and Exchanges 10 acres with fair buildings on good mud miarter mile to Aumsville, for -no Will take house in Salem 2 acres. 3 room house, garage, wood shed and chicken house: a fine buy for fliioO. .Tust one mile from Fair grounds on paved road 3 room house and half acre snap for $00, with $1."0 down, balance like rent. Some good rity property and some cash for a good farm. Good lot and some cash for house. Three furnished rooms for rent, f 16. THOMASON 331 Vi State street HERE IT IS New 3 room modern bungalow with dandy sleeping porch: full basement: Dutrh kitchen. The living room ;ind dining room 'i!h built tn buffet wul mt vou 2 larze convenient bed rooms." first clus plumbing: loc:ie.l near South Commercial street. i'os tension soon. Bargain J3000, terns' $1000 down. S. R. PEARSON 210 211 U. S. Bank BMz. Oregon Evergreens Will Make California Christmas PORTLAND. Dec. 12. Nearly 40 carloads of Oregon evergreens have been shipped to California this seaston for Christmas tree purposes. These young fir trees cut from hillsides and forests near the railroads, are transported in gondola cars, each with a capacity for 1500 to 1600 trees. Oregon grape. huckleberry sprays and mistletoe, the latter from oak trees in Willamette val ley and in southern Oregon, form larse shipments in crates to mar kets south and east. Holly and other cultivated shrubs and ferns from western Oregon also are going forward in large quantities to outside cities for Christmas decorations. Tremendous Booze Cargo Is Seied at New Orleans NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 12. The lumber schooner Alert was seized by federal prohibition officials and Captain Alexander Faye and his crew of sven were arrested today following a raid on the ves sel in which wines and liquors variously estimated to be worth from 1100.000 to a quarter of a million dollars were seized. Vflead -.The .Classified , Ads. MY HEART M MY HUSBAND Adeki yrrLon' Xcw Phase of REVEUTIONS OF A WIFE CHAPTER 24 4 THE UNEASY FEEL1XO THtC I.ONKSOMK SHOKK AWOKK IX MADGE. "Well. Madge, how does ttii suit you?" Lillian, with her hands clasped behinrt her head, her whole body relaxed to a pleasurable idleneM which I had rarely seen In her, occupied an immense and com fortable old rocking chair in on- corner of the screened square porch which was the pride and chief attraction of our shack Upon a cot near her with plen ty of pillows piled at my back. I half-sat, half-reclined in luxur ious ease. We were directly lac ing the bay with its wonderful sand and beach. Tn the distance tj,e ljijig or Shelter Island maae mr satisfaction with the scene complete. T think 1 must have been a mountain woman in some previous incarnation, for I am never really at home unless there is a hill somewhere in my hori zon. Rest and Contentment. 'I don't believe I was ever so comfortable in my life, I re turned "Rut did yon ever see anythine equal to the energy of ' " , , , ,, our relatives? If 1 could feel fa- tisrued in this bracing", salty Y1. think the spectacle Of Marion anrl tnv fRther would induce the I feeling." Lillian lauehed lightly, but thnm vraa a tender note in her vnirA whirh ninnva rnmpi at any mention of the child she idolizes, 'Marion and your father are lhg t,e of their young liven." fhe said, "and it would take a Philadelphia lawyer to d3- larmtn a nrViV, la t Via nlnpr if he ... , . 4uoi Btinna nlnne It Jf" " u., certainly was a lucky tning lor Marioa that you decided to have your father come with us. I think it was a lucky thing for father." I smiled, pointing lazily to my respected parent, the naAM.nv.. ... b ... n rn - t picture of content, who was dodg- ing showers of sand from Mar- inn Thp rhILl wan ndOrablV nret- ... . kv! ln vhleh ly 111 liic uaimiifs "U'l it. .. . . she had practically lived since our arrival .and she evidently was ,,,., .itv. Vxor- olrlorlv I iuiuudi; u i''j ' i.'i . . - rf playmate. "Do you fully realize our bless- in in having the place practical- ly to ourselves?" continued Lil- lian a few momenta later. "I have never been able to understand the mental quirks of the averase sumer reitorter who flies back to thecity en Labor-day no matter how wonderful the weather he leaves behind him. September is the best month of all at the sea- Fhore to my thinking, and while I deplore the judgement or me people who have left. I also ten- der them my sincere thanks, for they, certainly have left the wild erness to thee and me. ' I shared her sentiments fully. and there was nothing in her words to cause me any uneasi- ness.. yet as she finished speaking a little premonitory shiver ran troleums, Houston, Federal min nver me. T had a. ftudden frieht-1 lna snrl nmeltlnsT common and ened fe(1ijng. 0f being alone and unprotected in the 'wilderness" or wbicn sne sdokc Lillian's Question. The nearest people to our lit- tie dwelline were five minutes walk away throuKh the woods. My father slept there at niht. leaving the bungalow for Lillian. ) Marion and nle We all camped upon the outdoor sleeping porch with no thoiiRht of fear, lndeei, we had not even locked the doors in the two nights we had thus far snent in the house, nut 1 privately resolved, even as I scored myself for my cowardice that T personally would fasten ev- erv lock hereafter. "It's beautifully quiet." hastened to make the banal re- sponse, afraid that Lillian would detect my momentary panic. Hut I mitrht have saved my effort. "What's on your mind, old dear?" she inou red with a lazy smile, after a moment's scrutiny of me ."Afraid your friend, air. narnnr nirp nr m uiKeiiain. whatever he happens to call him- self now. mav oeciae to mane u a little visit?" "T haven't once thoueht of him." T replied indignantly aud truthfully, although once she had spoken T realized that mv trem ors might very well be the fud eonncioiis result of my secret ter ror of the man she named. "Well, if you haven't, you will soon." Lillian retorted, "if you begin to let yourself Ret woozy on the subject of loneliness. Don't think I'm blaming you. You've had nervoug strain enough this summer to make you into a whining weaklintr. but if I know you and I think I do you'll pound any stray general terrors you have ifTto a pulp. "But at that I think you'd bet ter stick around close to me for a few days until you pull you reel f together. Your father will be a regular dragon as far a Marion is concerned, so I'll have no worry over her. And I want you to g5f your nerves into shape as soon as possible. Therefore, there's no use of your running anv risk of imagining some stray fisher man is some world-famous crook in disguise. Quod est - demon strandum." She spoke lightly, carelessly indeed her carelessness was al most too elaborate to my excited imagination. I wondered if she perhaps sus pected some danger, or at least unpleasantness menacing n, anl meant to keep me with her for that reason. (To be continued) Read. TheTEIassified M. WHEAT PRICES ne General Selling on Chicago Board Shows Dearth of Buying Orders CHICAGO. Dec. 13. PrlWS weakened in wheat today owrnS to lack of support except f roa fhorts. The close, was uniettled. . 1-4 to 1 5-S net lower with My l.ll 3-4 to 1.11 718 and July 1.01 3-4 to 1.01 7-8. Corn lot 5-8 to 7-S. oats a shad to 14 an! provisions 5 Jo 17 cents. Rather general veiling Willi which wheat began showed a dearth of baying order, and tend ed to emphasize uncertainty pre vailing as to the European finan cial situation. Downturns In for eign exchange counted further a a handicap to bulls, whereas talk current about Germany having been given a loan was without much effect. Reports of unfator. able harvest weather In Argen tina failed also to stimulate Inter, ests. being offset by advices giv ing; renewed estimates of a large exportable surplus. On the other hand something of a rally oc curred near the close to intima tions that 1,000.000 bushels had been bought for Europe. Only 300,000 bushels of. the amount, howiver, was fully confirmed. Be sides, confidence, waa disturbed, by gossip that final government cr.op figures in the United Statea would show aa increase as proved to be the ease: regarding cotton. Undersuch circumstancea," the late upturns were largely. Iran- stent. ' "r Liberal arrivals or corn uaa depressing inuuence on corn ana OfitS. Provisions were lowered as . result of weakness In the value of grain and hogs. IN DAY'S BET . . . - . . OlULKb 01 optJLUIdUVtJ Oliai- acter Strong and Active I In New York NEW YORK, Dec. IS. Finan cui markets today experienced a radical chance from recent anora aious conditiom. Foreign ex changes were dull and decidedly jower but stocks of a specuiatiTt character wer active and strong. , Reactions in foreign currencies, which ranged from almost 7 cents n sterling, and 10 to 2$ points in continental remittances, were) regarded as natural sequence t the recent phenomenal advance. rtullish Onwsttionsj Rsma i Resumption of bullish opera tions in the share list focussed around the oils and metis, with a liberal sprinkling of ' steels. equipments, chemicals and related igsUes. Outstanding' features era- i braced Mexican and Panaman pe- preferred and the cheaper coppers at extreme gains of 1 to Points. snorts were severely punieu i by the movement In oils wh.cn rained additional Impetus from renorts that Mexico had Ceciaea not to enforce the higher export ; aT on those products. Sales 885.000 shares. cll Loan 5 Per Cent All of the day's call loans wer mftfie at the fixed rate of 5 per cent, large sums being available at that figure. Tme money neio the same Quotation but some 90-day offerings were taken st 1-4 per cent. Signing of the four-power trea; ty created a demand for foreign bonds. Chinese government and Italian 61-2's were among tne strongest of that group. Ldberty- bonds were steady., dui rans showed mixed gains and losses, Total sales, par value, $17,250,-. 000. a. 1 OA I 11 MARKETS 1 y. - o Prices quoted srs wHOfeoafo art ni hr farmora. Ke twtaf 3 I prices are arivea. flats milling, net 45e. Whest No. 1, ssfked, ISe Osts. feed. 8e. Vetch and Oat hay, $1. Clover hay, $10. Mill run mill feed $7. 00 S, BUTTER BTTTTETAt Eggs, He. Creamery butter, 46e. Butterfat, 42c. POULTRY Hens, lie.ni, 18c. Hens, bvsvy, tie. Chickens, spring. ISe. Roosters, old, 8e 9 Turkeys, live, SOc. - t Torkevs. dressed. 84c W S5e. PORK. MUTTO ARB BEET ' Hogs, 8r Lambs. O Ve Top veal, 12e. Pork, dressed, lie. Steers, 6e 6e. ' Bolls, C Emperor Crapes, 12e. Bssaaas, oy.e. Lemons, $4. Navel Orsnges. SS. Florida grapefruit, $ (9 ST.M. California crape fruit, 14.00. Huckleberries, 15e. Washington cranberries, Nl SS.50. VLQE TABLES Sweet potatoes, 4 Vi. Potatoes, $1.80. Cabbage, 2e. California tomatoes, tag, fS. CncniDbera, $1.25. Csoliflower, $2. Turnips, 12.50. Bell peppers, lb, 110. Parsnips. $2. Oregon onions. 94. Carrots, 11.25. . Head lettnee, crsto, crt, 13.25. California Celery, S5e. Beets. S2.50. ; DATES, PIG 8, BOVET Bates, 15. Package datos, esse, $8.75. . . . PUS. 12e. STT Comb honey, esse, 96. . Coonannta. dosea, $1.75. Brasil sots, 20c, Filberts. 22e. Almonds, 29e. No. 1 Eng4i- Wslnats, SOe. 3 Kaglio Wa-ata, 22e. RADICAL C1K VJ