THE OREGON STATESMAN, SALEM, OREGON
THURSDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 15. 1D21
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NORWICH UNION
Fina xn&tjaancb bocxetx
tbtelwm; Roland Bargnardt
r Meat Atvmt 71 Btaf BC
MONEY TO LOAN
Om Real Estate
T. X. FORD
(Over Lead Boah Bank)
L0ANS REAL ESTATE
INSURANCE
W buore enjthlnf Ws save the neoey
loan Pay ue back lika rant Our
farm and city property liata are com
plete, ns lint.
' IJLFLAE LATLMl
406-f Orfm Bldr. Phone 1844
NEW TODAY
X8T CAMEO PIN WITH PLAIN
gold setting; pale pink, with white
. bead. Reward. Pbone 1251 J.
THE HAT BOX 179 SOUTH HIGH.
' f Style- avnd service. -
CHRISTMAS TREKS 15c TO 60c. 180".
- ) Chemeketa, 697 and 1390 South 12lh
- atreet.
S-PASSENGER OVERLAND OVF.R-
, hauled last week. Sacrifice. 245
Center. -
WANTED NURSE GIRL. APPLY
; f morn in (s. 70S State street.
HOTEL 30 ROOMS, GOOD LOCATION,
'- 8 year lease, rent 875 per month.
Price $2500.- . '
4 room furalsbed house on 2 1st, 1650.
'7 rooms near Highland school, $2000
cash $550. .
1H acre' .45 bearing tout trees, 16
' -bearing walnnta, all kinds of cherries,
lame bonee. Price S45UO. Terms.
11 acres, Joins city limits, 8 room bouse,
i ' barn, price 7ooO ; good terms.
65 V4 acres, 14 miles from Halem,
' sail from email town and school, good
' "? room bona. - Price t5M. Good
terms.
160 seres of timber, 7 ..miles from Salem
on paved road.' Price 985 per acre.
' Will divide. -
LAFLAR & LAFLAR, Agts.
- ' ' i''40e-7 Oregon Bldg.
WHEN TOO INSURE WITH THE Me
' Minnville Co. you' get prompt service
I at low . cost. Call 847, Standley &
Foley, agents, for-cost of your next
policy.
TOR BENT MODERN THREE KOOM
heated apartment; well furnished, fire
H place. Close In. 'Adults 610 North
Commercial atreet.
APPLES BALDWIN, NORTHERN SPY,
! Hpittenberg, Rome Beauty and others.
Delivered. Ward K. Richardson.
Pbone 494. . --- -
WILL TRADE WHAT HAVE YOU FOR
118 acre. Beat fruit land. Good
' build iocs. Liberal terms. Write own
- or. ,Bex 31, car Statesman.
TOR BALE HOP POLES 14 FEET
' long, seasoned. 85 cents f o b.' cars
Oakridge, '8 E. Walker, Oakridge,
Oregon" . k "
- DESIRE TO BUY USED BICYCLITTHIS
i week. Call at Ira Jorgeneen. black
smith shop. 180 Sooth High. Ask
for Patton.
JACK MULLIGAN SHERMAN CLAY A
Co. piano toner with Moore-Dunn Muaio
store. Masonie Bldg. Phone 606. '
'NEW . AUTO- REPAIR SHOP ALL
' work guaranteed. Prieea reasonable,
William Gray, 10 South Winter atreet.
FOR SALE ONE COAL AIR-TIGHT
heater and one perfection oil beater
and a sanitary conch. 653 ortn i
tet. Phono 1532 W. '
FOB RENT MODEKJf HOUSE IN
country, electric lights, bath, fireplace.
Dnteh kitchen, garage, for 913 a
anonth. Plenty of work to bo had.
1 ' WINNIE PETTYJOHN
231 H SUte fit, : Realtor : Phono 534
350 CASH AND 92300 IN MONTHLY
paymenta of 925 per month bays a
good 6 room hooao and foil lot, 1
block JO ,lch nd tre' car Cloi
in.
Also 50 cords good wood banked by paved
- htehvt ev. Priced right.
PETERSON & ROBINSON
5 , 229 Oregon Bldg.
FOR RENT A "NEW "5 ROOM BUNG A'
low with basement and garage, on eof
ner Hoyt and Cottage. 935. William
Fleming, 841 State fit.
EXTRA "GOOD VALUE
Coroer lot on Lefelle and sonth Comraer
rial street.' Paved and a 163 deep
at 91000. Another a block from State
oat 23rd at 9450 on terms or leas all
eatb. 1 - -
100 others at reasonable prices all over
town: and soma very choice in Fair-
mount park,- tho ,Bon .Ton resllence
district
WM. FLEMING
841 State St.
.WANTED EXPERIENCED WOMAN
hominy and horse raMsh maker; no
other need apply. Tho Baker, 645
f erry atreet. Call after 4 p.m.
GOOD CAR WANTED AS FIRST PAY.
anent oa good 6 room bouse, on paved
streets, lots of fruit; two blocks from
car line, ran pay tho rest like rent.
' Price 92500. '
JOSEPH, BARBER & SON
X 1m200 Gray Bldg.
FOR QUICK BALE 8 KOOM HOUSE,
tw lota, barn, one block to ear line.
Price only 91600; 3500 cash, balance
like rent.
JOSEPH BARBER & SON
200 Gray Bldg.
voncn or sale or government
TIMBER, GENERAL LAND OFHCE,
naaouiuiuii, v. u..-
f. . Deeenber 6, 1921
Notice Is hereby given that subject
to tho conditions and limitation of the
Acta of Jane 11 (39 Stat. 218)
and Jane 4. 1920 (41 Stat. 758). and
tho Instructions of the Secretary of the
interior of September 15. 1917 (46 I,
D. 447) and June 22. 1920 (47 L. T
' 411),' the timber on the following lands
- will be sold at 10 o'clock a.m. January
24, 1922, at public anctlon at tho United
; Btates' Land Office at Portland,- Oregon,
to the bigheat bidder at not leae than the
appraised value as shewn br this notice.
sale to be subject to tho approval of the
; Secretary of tho Interior, The purchase
price, with an additional sum of one-fifth
' of one percent 'thereof, beinr commissions
allowed, nut bo deposited at time of
sale, money to bo returned if sale h not
approved, otherwise patent Till iaane
for tho timber which must be removed
. within ten year.; Bids will be received
I rem eltiiens ot toe United Ststes, as
sociat oas of such itiiena and cornora
tiona organised under the ' laws of the
United States or any state, territory or
aistrtca thereof only. Upon appli
cation of a onaltfiad nnveliaaee. ha tim
ber om any legal subdivision will be
offered separately before being included
a In nay offer of a larrer unit
T. 1 8. It n a i w if - iiw oi r
. fi 115M, none of the fir" thereon
m . I014 per M.
X.1- W. Sec. 13
! BW .' 860 Mrf none of the
' 1, . 10 eoid for lesa tnan
aa.a per js. -
' . mUAAM 8PRT.
,.... .' . - Comraisstoner.
' U. ..... Oeaeral Land Office
NEW TODAY
WANT TO RFNT A 4 OR 5 KOOM
bouse. Call 2073 K.
Good Buys and Exchanges
Modern house on paved itwt at Til
lamook, renting; for $22.5 per month.
Will trade for f.irm near falnu arid
pay ftome cah lif fcrf-m-e.
We have a good farm to trade for Salem
property.
3 room urniniiej for rent, $16 per
month.
THOMASON
State street
EMPLOYMENT
1UU
WANTED ENERGETIC TOUKO MAN
who ha had experience selling life
insurance, stocks or advertising. Must
be able to devote hia entire time and
- be ambitions for advancement. Moat
have the courage to present business
proposition to merchants and profes
sional men. Answer in your own hand
writing statlnr. age, educational qnal
lneations, experience as solicitor, etc.
Address "I-No. 81." Statesman office.
MALE AJTD TXMALE
WANTED MEN AWD WOMEN TO
take farm paper subscriptions. A food
proposition to the right people. Address
the Pacific Homestead, Statesman Bid.
Salem, Ore.
PERSONAL
FACIAL SCALP TREATMENTS, VIO-
let ray; manicuring, anampooing. vc
egon Bath House. Phone 54CK
FOR SALE
CANARY BIRDS
CANARY SINGERS IX FULL SONG.
Just the thing for Amas presents.
Pbone Mrs. Bennett, 1280, 1030 Chem
eketa.
FARM PAPER
IF YOU WANT TO GET THE BEST
farm paper, aends loe to the iacifie
Homestead, Salem. Oregon, for a three
montha' trial aubacription. Mention
this ad.
HOUSES
"ALADDIN READY CUT HOUSES"
30 percent saved in coat of oonatrne
tioai. Chsa. V. Smith, factory reprea
entative, 620 Northwest Bank Bldg.,
Portland, Oregon.
POULTRY
POULTRYMEN SENTk EIGHT TWO
cent stamps for special three months'
trial for the beat and oldest journal
in the west. The articles and adver
tisements are of special Interest to
the poultry breeders of the northwest.
Northwest Poultry Journal, 211 Com
mercial St.. Balem, Oregon.
mSCELLAJTEOUa
APPLES DELIVERED PHONE 4F2.
A ' SPLENDID LINE OP XMAS GIFTS
at-Mrs. C. A. Grimms, 519 Court at.
FOR SALE POTATOES SUITABLE
for nse or seed. Phone'1789 Wl.
FOR SALE OLD NEWSPAPERS, 10
cents a bundle. Circulation department,
Oregon Statesmaa.
HOLLY TOR SALE FROM HOLLY SUM-
mit fruit ranch. Corner Church and
Center streets. Call pbone 212.
WE HAVE ON HAND A FEW BARGAINS
in pipelesa furnaces. Theo M. Barr,
164 South Commercial street.
GASOLINE AND OIL TANKS
from the largest to smallest. L. A.
Westaeott, factory representative. 864
8. 12th St, phono 1602-J.
THE HOUSE OF HALff A MILLION
and ne bargaina. Wo buy, eell or
exchange anything and everything tn
the line of Junk or second nana gooae
Bee us before you buy or sell. Stein-
bock Junk Oo. Remember the place.
402 N. Commercial Bt. Pbone oZB.
THE WESTERN SONGSTER
SCHOOL AND COMMUNITY SINGING
An eaoeeially good selection of tho songs
you have been wanting, witn woraa ana
music complete. No matter bow many
aongbooka you have, you should have
this one, containing tho Oregon songs.
Prices: Single copies, 25c; 16 Va eents
each In lots of a dosen or more; 912.50
the hundred, postpaid. Second edition
printed since Septemher.
OREGON TEACHERS MONTHLY
215 8. Commercial St. Salem, Oregon
WOOD
NICE DRY FIR AND OAK WOOD FOR
sale. Phone 254 or 6'2.
DRY OLD GROWTH 16 IN FIR, 98
4 ft. second growth, 96.50. Phone
1467.
FOR SALE BEST GRADE MILL WOOD
maple, second growth and old xir, 4
ft. or 16 in. Fre6 E. Wells, Phone
1542. 305 8. Church.
16 INCH SLAB AND MILL WOOD.
98.50 per load. Dry planer woo 6,
93.50 per load. Tracy wooa vo
Phone 620.
FOR BIG FIR, SECOND GROWTH OAK
or ask wood, phone 77F2.
DRY WOOD FOR SALE BIG SECOND
growth fir, 96.50 and 16-inch large
second-growth. 97.50 and 97.75; old
fir, 4 ft. 97. 16 inch 98; oak, 98 and
99; four foot ash, 97.25. Armstrong
Transfer, Phone 195. Stand, mate
and High.
FOR RENT
APARTMENTS
FOR RENT FURNISHED APART
menta. 899 N. Commercial street.
BMW r'TtfFI'H.VTRITFn APARTMENTS
aee Mr. Purdy at the Oregon Bath
nouse.
ROOMS
FOR RENT OFFICE ROOMS, HEATED
Inquire room 22, Breyman block.
FOR RENT THREE UNFURNISHED
rooms and bath. Aculta only. 494
Union.
FOR RENT HOUSEKEEPING BOOMS
at reasonable ratea. 343 V4 North
Commercial, Cottell Apartments.
FOR RENT SUITE OF TWO LARGE
rooms with private bath, will be vac
.1. .aam 41km .an.r.t. nwim The
Alexandria, 103O Chemeketa St. Phone
128U.
FOR RENT ROOM FOR GENTLEMAN
in modern home and centrally located
Please give name and address. ,
care Stateaman.
ROOM AND BOARD
ROOM AND BOARD, 928. 674 North
( hnrrh.
HOUSES
F. L. WOOD 341 ft STATE ST, REAL
estste, rentals.
BUNGALOW AND GARAGE HOYT
and Cottage, for rent. See Win Flem
ing, B41 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
i rangier. Phone 195.
WANTED gVKkTTHTVfl TV TT A Tin
ware and furniture. Best prieea paid
, TUB CAPITAL HARDWARE '
AND FURNITURE CO.
285 N. Commercial St, Pbone fit
BUSINESS CARDS
Auto Directory
STORAGE GARAGE
TRACY'S STORAGE GARAGE 544
terry atreet.
TIRES AND ACCESSORIES
SMITH-WATKIN3. n: NORTH HIGH.
Fiak. Silverton Cord. Hood extra ply
tires. Everjthitig for aato.
AUTO TOPS
ALTO TOPS W. C. WRIGHT. 171
South High.
AUTO TOP UPHOLSTERY WORK
guaranteed. 553 South 12th. Pbone
1126.
BATTERY AND ELECTRICIAN
AUTO ELECTRICIAN ; EX7ERT TR0U
ble ahooting. 233 North High. Phone
203.
PRESTO LITE BATTERY SERVICE
station. Expert battery and electrical
work. Farria Bros. Phone 1803. 418
Court.
RADIATOR SHOPS
SALEM AUTO RADIATOR SHOP 198
South 12th. Phone 28.
J. C. BAIR, RADIATORS, FENDERS,
Bodies repaired. 444 Ferry.
USED CARS
FOR SALE 11 S PASSENGER
light car, good condition, good tires,
9150. Merchants Delivery, 554 Ferry
- atreet.
WANTED LIGHT TRtfCK IN EX
chane on Hudson, Essex or Baby
Overland. Fred Kirk wood, 246 State
street.
SCALES
AUTOS WEIGHED 15. 2395 FRONT
GARAGE AND REPAIR
AUTO REPAIR SHOP L. MILLER, 245
Center. Phona 890.
HOFFMAN k ZOSEL TIRE REPAIR
ing, vulcanising, retreading; 137 South
Commercial street. Pbone 471.
CAPITAL GARAGE BUICK, 8TUDE-
baker repairing. 173 South Liberty.
Phone 88.
, E. STANTON WISHES TO AN
nounee that lie has opened a garage
at 410 South Commercial street. All
work guaranteed.
CLEANING PRESSING
CLEANING, PRESSING DONE TO YOUR
satisfaction. Culled for and delivered.
The Toggery. 1M75 State. Phone 842.
CONFECTIONERY
REMINGTON CONFECTIONERY. HOME-
made candies, confections, cigars, mag
aaines. 1272 State.
I ill ii i ill nr-i
BEAUTY PARLORS
NOW OPERATING MODEL BEAUTY
Parlor, 110 North Commercial Street.
956.
CHILDREN'S NURSE
CHILDREN TAKEN CARE OF BY THE
hour, middle aged lady. Phone 15 18-J.
CHINESE PHYSICIAN
DR. L. M. nUM CURES ANY KNOWN
diaeaae. 153 S. High St, phono 283.
DRUG STORES
BREWER DRUQ CO. 405 COURT.
Pbone 184.
ELECTRICIANS
SECURE MY FIGURES ON WIRING.
By contract, by hour. At pre-war
prices. H. W. Hatch, pbone 1744-W.
FINANCIAL
MARION-POLK COUNTY FARM LOAN
association has money to loan at six
percent. W. D. 8mith, secretary-treasurer,
803 Salem Bank of Commerce.
CITY BUILDING LOANS
We have available funds for city loans,
repayable, like rent.
A. 0. BOHRNSTEDT
407 Masonie Temple Salem, Oregon
FlTRNTTTJRB STORES
FRANK F. RICHTER NEW. SECOND
nana lurniture, 9 a OommercUL
Pbone 452
FURNITURE HOSPITAL
FURNITURE REPAIRED OR MADE TO
order. Ref inishing and upholstering
a specialty. Phone 1742. Brown and
Groves, 1201 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.
r. uepoi. state ana High.
LEONARD HOTEL NEW MANAGE
ment, clean neat rooms and apartments.
zd it. Tont at.
HORSESHOEING
PRACTICAL HORSESHOEING PETE
vxiniey, Bhoer. Brick shop, 253 Chem
eketa street.
INSURANCE
MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE INSURANCE
company. J. J. Belch, agent, room 6,
McCornack Bldg. Phona 96.
Ladies' Wearing Apparel
CORSETS
MRS. ESOI AGENT FOR PRINCESS
Corsets, Phone 1043-R. 891 S. 12th.
FANCY WORK
FANCY WORK FOR SALE 222 NORTn
Commercial street.
NEEDLEWORK AND EMBROIDERY
shop, Jessie McCnne. Tallman's
Piano Store. 121 South Commercial
HEMSTITCH!" O
MRS. BRECK EN RIDGE HEMSTITCH
ing, mail orders solicited. 175 S. 19th.
Phone 174 M.
8ALEM ELdTE HEMSTITCHING
chainstitchiog, pleating, buttons. 829
830 Oregon Bldg. Phone 879
DBEBSMJJCTjra
WANTED PLAIN SEWING AND HAND
work. Call 631 R.
DRESSMAKING TAILORING. MRS
Goodwin, 445 North Commercial.
DRESSMAKING CARRIE ROGERS
Ashby. 606 S. 21st. Pbone 377-R.
MRS. C. JEPSOS MODISTE. 1567
Oak, phone 929.
MRS VARTY, DESIGNER AND MAKER
Ladies Suits and Gowns. Over Mil
ler'a Store.
MESDAMES SCOTT a CHASE DRES3-
makera, 319 Bute St. Pbono 9ST.
LA CLA8IQUE GOWN SHOP EXCLUS-
ivo models. Expert designing. 831ft
Btate.
MAUD SIMONS. DRESSMAKER 1710
Bellevue St.
CARRIE FISHER DRESSMAKING.
aesigntng. epeneer eorcseu to order,
x icjoraacic mag.
WANTED SEWING BY EXPERIENCED
seamstress. - Address "A" 29, care
etHeamao.
BUSINESS CARDS
Ladies' Wearing Appare!
DRESSMAKING
EDITH M. ASHLEY DRESSMAKER.
1343 Broadway. 1436 J.
MRS. R. CARTER EXPERIENCED
dressmaker. I'none 197 1-W.
RUTH MeADAMS DRESSMAKER, 756
South 12th. Phone 1824-M.
do any and a!! kinds of ladies' tail
oring for old and new customers. 352
N. 12th street. Phone 2os-R.
PLEATING
MRS. HILDEBRAND, PLEATING 880
South 24th. Phone 798 Ml.
EAT SHOPS
HAT SHOP MEN'S AND WOMEN'S
hats renovated and blocked. 495 Court '
street. i
LAUNDRIEb
SALEM LAUNDRY COMPANY. 136 S
Liberty street. Phone 25. Oldest
largest beet. Established 1889.
CAPITAL CITY F.TEAM LAUNDRY
Quality work prompt aervice. 1264
Broadway. Phone 165.
LANDSCAPE GARDENER
FRED BLAKE, LANDSCAPE GARDEN
er, 1565 South Liberty. Phone 1031-M
MEDICAL
MOUNTAIN BALM COUGH REMEDY
Phone 517-W.
MUXTIGRAPHING
MULTU3RAPHINO, PRINTING PER
feet work; dependable. Minkler-Hed-Berg
Mail Adv. Co., 212 Oregon Bldg.
PAINT CONTRACTORS
PAINTING AND DECORATING HIGH
class work for particular people. L. D.
Brandon, contractor. 365 North High,
Phone 645-J.
AUBREY H. CLARK PAINTING, PAP
erbanging, kalsomining. Work guar
anteed.! Terms reasonable. Phone
2035-Jj 1464 Ferry.
PRACTICAL NURSE
PRACTICAL EXPER1ENCI URSE
Mrs. Moitxler. Florence HoteL Phone
928. V
NURSERY STOCK
FRU1TLAND NURSKRY SALES YARD
back of office, 540 btute street. Phone
1140 M.
WILLAMETTE VALLEx NURSERY
All kinds nursery stock for sale. Rte
7. Phone 105K5.
COMPLETE LINE TREES SMALL
fruits, ornamentals. Capital City Nur
aery Co., 426 Oregon Bldg. phone 75.
PERIODICALS
MISS GOODHUE TAKES SUBSCRIP-
tiona for all magazinea. 251 S. 17th.
street. Phone 741-M.
PRINTING
FOR WEDDING INVITATIONS AND
announcements, see Bertelaon, printer,
"Y" Building.
PRIVATE HOSPITALS
PRIVATE MATERNITY HOSPITAL
1647 North Front St. Mrs. J. F.
fitine.
PERFUME AND TOILET ARTICLES
CALIFORNIA PERFUME CO. Ex
tracts, toilet articles. Mrs. Moyer.,
170 South 23rd. Phone 1224.
PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER
201 SALEM BANK OK COMMERCE
Bldg. Rates reasonable.
MARGARET BURNS PUBLIC ST EN
ogrspher. 408 Masonic Bldg. Phone
Zb2.
PLUMBING
PLUMBING 75c PER HOUR PHONE
950-M.
PLUMBING REPAIRING AND COIL
work. Phone 1397-J. Shop, 127 Union
street. A. u. Godfrey.
NORTHWESTERN PIPE CO. WH0LE-
sale and retail plumbing supplies. 219
N. Commercial. Phone 179.
EIGNS
UNION SIGN CO. STGNS WITH KICK,
Showearde that talk. 424 N. Commer
cial. Phone 546.
SCAVENGERS
SALEM SCAVENGERS GARBAGE. RE
fuse of all kince removed. Cesspools
cleaned. Pbone 998.
SHOE REPAIRING
WILLIAM'S SHOE SHOP 195 SOUTH
High
SECOND HAND GOODS
HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR SECOND
hand clothing and shoes. Also do
cleaning, pressing and repairing. Call
and deliver. Capital txenange, 342
North Commercial. Phone 1368-W.
WE BUY AND SELL SECOND HAND
goods of all kinds, pipe fittings, har
ness, collars, collar pads, tools, and
chains. Fred Schindler, 25.8 Center
street
STUDIOS
DE LUXE STUDIO SOMETHING DIF
ferent in photography. 147 N. Com 1
STOVES STOVE REPAIRING
STOVES REBUILT AND REPAIRED--40
years experience. Depot National
fence, aizes 26 to 28 inches high
Paints, oil and varnishes, etc.. log an
berry and hop books. Salem Fence
and Stove Works. 250 Court str-et
Pbone 124.
SWEDISH INSTITUTE
THE SWEDISH INSTITUTE MEKANO
Therapy. Swedish manage with active
and passive movements. Steam cabi
net bath, medicated packs, electricitv.
etc.; 301-02 Oregon Bldg. Phone 558.
TRANSFER HAULING
ARMSTRONG TRANSFER 1.0CAL AND
long distance hauling a specialty. Stand
State and High. Phone 195.
CAPITAL CITY TRANSFER CO. 226
State St, pbone 933. Distributing
forwarding and storage our specialty.
Get our ratea.
TAILORS
FRANK PALM MERCHANT TAILOR,
211 S. High, and Ferry.
TAXI DIRECTORY
LANHAM TAXI COMPANY PHONE
540.
THE OREGON TAXI-TRANSFER CO,
Liberty & FerTy. Phone 77. Dry
slsb 16-inch wood for sale.
TRANSPORTATION
SALEM-SILVERTON STAGE
Lesves Leaves
Salem Silverton
O. E. Depot r News Stand
7:00 a.m. 8:15 a.m.
11:00 a.m. 1:00 p.m.
5:00 p.m. 6:15 p.m.
SALEM-INDEPENDENCE
MONMOUTH STAGE
Leave Salem, O. S. Depot 7:00 a.m.
11:00 a.m. 5:00 p.m.
Leave Monmouth Hotel 8:15 am,
1:00 p.m.. 6:15 p.m.
Leave Independence Hotel 8:30 s.m,
1:15 p.ra, 6:30 p.m.
Special trips by appointment.
EeTen paiseufer ear for hire.
3. W. PARKER. Prop.
Rea. Phone 615 Business pbona 2
BUSINESS CARDS
MUSICAL
FR.NKUN LALNER PIANO. 269 N.
lth. Phono 1008 W.
MRS. HENRT LEE PIANO. 121 N.
Capitol. Phone 1017 W.
LAURA GRANT PIANO SCHOOl
l'r K'. K THOMAS VIOLIN, PIANO.
Norih lt.ih
I'l.OUe l.UsJ.
MINNETTA MAGERS VOCAL, DERBY
Build;ng. Friday afternoon. Saturav-1
i
LENA BELLE TARTAh. VOCAL IN- i
siructica. Phone 334.
DOROTHY PEABCE PIANO. 867
North Winter. Phone 845 J.
NELLIE MCLEEY STONE PIANO.
3.3 Leslie. Pbona 751 W.
ALLIE CHANDLER PIANO, 251
North Cottage. Phone 829-W.
BEATRICE SHFLTON PIANO STUDIO
315 Marion. Pbone 1299.
LILIAN HARTSHORN PIANO 394
North Church. Phone 178.
T. S. ROBERTS PIANO, ORGAN, 270
South 14th. Phont 779.
DAN. F. LANGENBEKO. VOCAL
Derby Bldg. Phone 2079.
LENA WATERS PIANO 1472 Mill
Phone 1184-M.
MOLLIE STYLES VOICE, PIANO, 859
Center. Phone 2016-R.
JULIA MILLS WEIGEL PIANO, 1560
&ouih Church. Phone 1391 R.
LL'CILE ROSS PIANO, ORGAN, 498
North Liberty. Phone 117-W.
MATT IE GILBERT STRING INSTRU
meets. 1573 State. Phone 1156-R.
SAXOPHONE IN STRUCT ION AGENT ,
Buescher Saxophones. F. M. Alle, illl
south Church street. Phone 114 Jj.
MISS. MABLE SHEPHERD PIANO-
player; cancea, all occasions. 257 N.
Liberty.
BERTHA JUNK DARBY, AUTHORIZED
teacber, bodowsky Progressive Series
Piano. 679 North Cottage. Pbone
1950-W.
LEARN PIANO 12 LESSONS. GUAR
auteed. Waterman system. F. B.
Clark, Tallmau Piuuu store, 121 south
Commercial.
WESTERN CONSERVATORY OF MUS-
ic ol Chicago. Frank E. Churchill, rep
resentative. Diplcmaa granted, Odd
Fellow's Bldg.
SALEM CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC
All branches taught, diplomas granted.
John R. biles, director. 1237 Court
Phone 626.
TUNERS
WENDELL HELM TUNING, REPAIR-
ing. i-none 42.
EDWARD WELP EXPERIENCED
piano tuner. Leave orders Will's
Music Store.
TALLMAN PIANO REPAIR SHOP
Tuning, refinisbing, rebuilding, player
piano expert. Phone 1659, 121 South
Commercial.
PIANOS
.SHERMAN CLAY A CO PIANOS, STEIN
wuya, iruo-Art, ana others. Moore
Dunn Music store. Masonic Temple.
PHONOGRAPHS
STRADIVARI PHONOGRAPH KNOWN
for tone. Retailing at factory price.
Room 7. Patton block.
VIOLIN BOW REPAIRING
VIOLIN" BOWS REHAIRED P. F.
Thomas. Phone 1518-J.
MUSIC STORES
GEO. C. WILL PIANOS, PH0NO
graphs, sewing machines, sheet music,
and piano studies. Repairing phon
ographs and sewing machines. 432
State, Salem.
DANCING
WHITE DANCING ACADEMY MRS.
R. L. White, principal. Phono 278-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 & POWER CO
Office, 301 South Com'l Et. Ten per
cent discount on , domestic flat ratea
paid in advance. No deductions for
absence or any cause unless water is
shut off your premises.
WHERE TO EAT
WHITE CLOUD TEA HOUSE OPEN
Sunday morning 8 o'clock. American
style. 110ft North Commercial, Phone
14.
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
B7; Keg. B2S-K.
CHIROPRACTORS DR. R. P. AND
Pearl M. Bradford, graduates and post
graduates of the first chartered school
of Chiropractors in the world. Ten
years in practice. Phone 526. Rooms
318 319 320 Oregon Bldg.
OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS
DRS. WHITE AND MARSHALL, 506
U. S. Bank Bldg.
DR. W. L. MERCER, OSTEOPATHIC
Physician and surgeon. Kirksville
graduate. 404-405 U. S. National Bank
Bldg. Phones Ofice, 919; Res. 614.
DR. JOHN L. LYNCH, OSTEOPATHIC
Phvaician and Surgeon, 403-404 Ore
gon Bidg. Phones, Office, 1394; Res.
68F5.
OPTICIANS
POMEROY 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 8PANISH WAR VETERANS.
Camp 5, Armory. First, third Mondays.
REAL ESTATE
WOOD'S BARGAINS
Six lots and two new buildings, 8900,
terms. Six room plastered house, good
plumbing. $2100, easy terms. Free
room house, well located. 91050. Half
cash. New bungalow and about an
acre of land. 31750. Half cash. 160
acres near Silverton. improved. $lr00.
Dairy and stock ranch. 400 acres,
$10,000. Take part trade. 1120 acres
wheat ranch, trade for valley farm.
232 acre farm near Corvallis, $65 per
acre. Good residence in Salem for
close in improved acrwtffe. F. L.
Wot,,!. 341 State St. Choice lots on
south High street. Price right.
I Read The Classified Ads.
REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE
Cood five room house, two lots, ckwe
to car. fi"VOo; 3.'0 cash, balance fl
per month.
7 room houc. close in. price $200.
iood lot close to car. term.
We have mv pood trades: if you want
;o trade, buy or see
H. L, MARSTERS
012 Gray Bldj. Phone 907
" WORTHVVHILE '
7 room hoise. mdt'rn except basement;
2 lots, on paved street, $;J7.0. Terms.
1 acr- land, 5 room house, plenty it
fruit, in good town, to trade for farm
land.
SO acres good land w.th fair buildings,
'.o trade for Salem property.
2 good houses for rent
MILLS & COPLEY
Realtors
331 M State St.
HERE IT IS
NVw j room modern bungalow with
dsndy sleeping porch: full basement:
Iuti-h kitchen. Tbe living room and
dining room with built in buffet will
suit yon. 2 large convenient bed
rooms, first class plumbing; located
neur South Commercial street. Pos
session soon. Bargain 9300O, terma
$1000 down.
S, R. PEARSON
:io 2ii r
Bank Bldg.
IU Y NOW STRICTLY MODERN SEV
en room uungalow. East front. North
Sa'em. Price $4j0'l. Krufger, 209
Oreicon Bidg.
o'tfi ACRE CATTLE RANCH. LOCATED
in Linn county, :l miles from Browns
ville. 27 p-r a-re: good terms Con
sider some .trade on this. Ii. A. Moh
liey. 2I9 Oreeon Hltlff.
94000 TO LOAN ON GOOD FARM SE
curity or will loan hi lesser amounts.
For sale, nice 5 room cottage at only
?1400; good terms .
Square Deal Realty Co,
U. S. Bank Bid?.
BEST BUYS
Gasoline aervice station on Pacific high
way. ,
3 acres all cultivate', 2 acres 8 year old
prunes, 1 'i acres bearing logans.
acre pears, good buildings, 5 room
plastered bnngalow, rock road, 1 1
mile from Salem. J4750. Terms.
10 acres all cultivated. S acres logans,
7 room house, good barn, (5 acres new
clover; l' miles from Sajera, pared
road; only $5750, 2f00 cash.
20 acres sandy loam, 17 cleared, build
ings, 14 mile Ribool, 1 mile town,
rock road; $2X00; $10(iO cash.
59 acres all cultivated, -4 acres young
prunes. 35 in fall grain, 4 miles from
town, rock road. All stock, equipment
and tractor goes. 910,'DOO. Trade lor
Salem houses.
acres red fruit soil. 225 enltiv.ited,
balance fir and oak pasture, buildings,
good fences, spring water, rock road.
10 miles from Salem, , mile to school,
price 383 per acre, 1-3 oah. l'refer
to sell only half interest.
We want $3000 loan on fine strictly
modern home on Fairmonnt bill, first
class security. See ns at once.
S0C0L0FSKY
3431 State St.
Phono I70
FOR SALE ON TERMS. 10 ACRE
tracts with improvements, located from
three to five miles from Salem, near
paved road, for $100 up per acre,
depending on kind of the improvements.
Might take auto or some city property
in exchange. John II. Siott, 228
Oregon Bldg.
FOR SALE HALF ACRE AND ACRE
lots in cherries, loganberries or straw
berries on street car line. Terms.
Phone Cotton, 1794 Wl.
LET US EapLAIN TUB JCTTW SYSTEM
of selling your property. Property
listed not exclusive. Your property
photographed. Brown, Msgeo end
Bessie Snyder. Over Busick's Store.
State and Commercial. Phone 559.
WOULD YOU LIKE TO OWN A HOME
in west Salem, if so. here is a good
one of 6 rooms with full cement base
ment and fully built in features, with
3 lots and garage for only 94200
and terms given. See
L. A. Hayford
Realtor
305 State St.
MR. HOME BUYER YOU CAN BUY A
6 room bungalow less than a year old
for $500 leas than I was offered for
it nine months ago. Has basement,
Dutch kitchen, closets and sleeping
porch. 91000 will handle it. See it
todav. 125 Leffelle.
PUBLIC NOTICES
$200,000.00 ROAD llOXDS OF
MAIIIOX COUNTY, OKKCiO.V
Sealed proposals will be re
ceived by the County Court of
Marion County. Oregon, at the
Court House in Salem in said
County, until December 30, 1921,
at the hour of 12 o'clock noon of
said day, for the purchase of
$200,000.00 Permanent Road
Bonds of Marion County, Oregon,
part of an issue of $850,000.00
authorized at an election held
June 3, 1919. The bonds now
offered for sale shall be dated
July 13, 1920, $30,000.00 there
of shall mature July lo, 1928,
$85,000.00 shall mature July 15.
1929, and $85,000.00 shall ma
ture July 15, 1930, and shall be
in denominations of $50.00 or
multiples thereof up to the sum
of $1000.00, to suit the purchas
er, and shall bear interest at the
rate of five and one-half (5'2'; )
per cent per annum, payable semi
annually. All bidders are required to in
close with their bid a certified
c heck payable to 'the order of Ma
rion County, Oregon, and drawn
upon an incorporated bank or
trust company to the amount ot
two per cent of the par value
of the bonds bid for, and the
check of the successful bidder will
be applied by the County in part
payment of the purchase price oi
to secure the County against loss
resulting from the failure of the
bidder to comply with the terms
of the bid submitted. No bid will
be received for a price or lesa
than par and accrued interest and
the bonds will be sold to the high
est bidder. The County Court re
serves the right to reject any and
all bids. The proposals should
be addressed to U. G. Boyer,
County Clerk, Salem, Marion
County, Oregon, and marked
"Proposals for Road Bonds." The
successful bidders will be furn
ished with the opinion of Messrs.
Storey, Thorndike Palmer &
Dodge, of Boston. Massachusetts,
that the bonds are a valid obli
gation of Marion County, Oregon.
By order ofthe County Court.
TJVG. BOYER. Clerk.
Isn't it silly the way women,
when they get together, always
chatter about dress or household
affairs when they might talk of
golf or exchange recipes for home
brew.
Read .The Classified Ads'.
TEACHES G1RL5 POSTAL SERVICE TO SHOOT.
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then a lietennt. In a rifle contest, is now showing tho feminine) mem
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WHEAT Iff
GOES DOWNWARD
Prices Work Irregularly-During
Day and Close is
Unsettled
CHICAGO. Dec. 14. With
the wheat market becoming more
and more of a holiday affair,
prices today worked irregularly
downgrade. The close was unset
tled, 1-8 to 1 1-4 net lower, with
May 1.10 7-8 to 1.11 and July
1.01 to 1.015-8. Corn lost 1-4
to 5-8, and oats a shade to 1-8
1-4. Provisions varied from un
changed figures to 15 off.
Selling by elevator Interests
quickly overcame a slight degree
of firmness which wheat at the
beginning showed in response to
higher quotations at Liverpool.
Presence of ample immediate sup
plies counted in favor of the bears.
Dry weather complaints from the
west and southwest led at times
to considerable covering by shorts,
but the ensuing rallies were
mainly ot transient character.
Some export gusiness was an
nounced but the bulk of purchas
ing for Europe continued to be re
stricted, to wheat grown in Cana
da. Corn and oats were weakened
by the slowness of domestic call
for corn. Exporters were after
corn here, however, and rural of
ferings of corn to arrive were
light.
Provisions, although dull, held
fairly steady owing to strength in
the hog market.
THROUGHOUT DAY
Elevation at Outset Yester
day Does Not Continue
Uninterrupted
NEW YORK, Dec. 14. Stocks
were mainly higher at the outset
of today's diversified session, be
coming hesitant on profit taking
at midday and steadying on short
covering' at the close.
Standard or representative is
sues continued to be overshad
owed by the prominence of vari
ous specialties and miscellaneous
issues, some of which registered
highest prices of the year. Oils,
Coppers, motors and numerous re
lated specialties supplied a pre
ponderant proportion of the day's
operations. Motors were headed
by the declaration of the regular
dividend on Chandler and signs
of active revival of the tire indus
try. Traidng in rails was negligible
and several favorite steels and
equiments reacted moderately in
anticipation of poor returns for
the final quarter of the year.
Leading currencies were mixed,
sterling making a slight recovery
from yesterday's general reaction
and the Paris rate also improved.
Italian and several northern Euro
pean remittances were lower.
United States war flotations
were active features of the bond
market. Liberty 4 1-4's at 98.30
and victory 4 3-4's at 100.04 mak
ing new high records for the year.
Elsewhere trading in bonds was
less active and slightly reaction
ary. Total sales, par value, $17,
250,000. FRUIT
NEW YORK, Dec. 14. Evapo
rated apples firm; prunes inactive.
Peaches firm.
High Cost of Liiing.
It is generally conceded that a
shoe shop Is a great place for
scenery, but one doesn't expect or
desire -much comedy. The other
day, though, in a certain Los An
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geles shop, a woman pulled a
good one. , f .
All she wanted was a pair of
shoe laces. "I can ! recommend
them htghly," said the polite
clerk. "They will wear, like Iron
for they are made of ' porpoise
skin!" - ; ' ;
"Pauper's skin," shrieked the
lady. "Good heavens. I've heard V
ot the cruelties Inflicted on pau- .
pera. but I never dreamed that
they skinned them. Ain't the
high cost of living terrible!' , ;
Some beauty may be only skin
deep, but some of It that the girls "
dab on is thicker than that.
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Instead it is a source of misery, cauainf
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than permanent, luting reGeL
3 The right remedy will ad opoa the
linings of the stomach, enrich the blood,
aid in casting out the catarrhal poisons
aad strengthen every bo!r function.
3 The large Dumber oi people who
have successfully used Dr. HartaWt '
famous medicine, recommended far aS
catarrhal conditions, offer the strongest
possible endorsement (of
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TABLETS OR LIQUID,
SOLD EVCRYWHCKC '
FrTC
I SALEM MARKETS I V
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Prices quoted are wDoresaf antf Sri
prices received by farmers. K ratal
prices are given. - ." '
0ta. milling, net 45e. ' :
Wheat Nfl. 1. sacked, 88e
Oati. feed, 3He.
Vetch and Oat Bay, fit.
Clover hay, $10. - ,
HiU run mill feed, 124.
EOOS, BTJTTEB 4 BUTTZETAT
Y.rgn, 8. ' s t-.-. , t a
0mery t niter, 46e. 7 ' i
Buttcrfat, 42. - , -
,. t P0TJX.TKY ; e
ITens, light, 18e. -Hena,
heavy, 22e. i
Chickens, spring;, 18e.
Rooatera, old, 8e Q XOe,
Turkeys, lire, 80e. -Turky,
dretaed. tin J SSe
P0EK, MTJTTOH AVD BEET
IIos, 4Je .
Lambs, 6 & 0e e
Top Teal I2e.
Pork, dressed, lie.
Steers, 5e fa) 6c.
Bulla, 3e.
F&TJXTS i
Emperor Grapes, 12e. - :
Bananas, 8V4c
Lemons. .
Kavel Oranjci . $8. '
Florida (rapefruit, $8 t70.
California crape fniit, 14.00. "
Hnckleberries, 15e.
Waahioaton cranherries. 1ox tg SO.
VEGETABLES -.
Bweet potatoes, 4 Vie, 1 a
Potatoes, 11.80.
Cabbage, 2e.
California tomatoes, lux. If ' -
Cncumbers. $1.25. '
. CanUf lower. 2. ' .
Tarnipa, $2 JO.
Ben peppers, lb, lie.
Parsnips, . .
Oresron onions. $4. " -
Carrou, 11.25.
llfsd lettnre. erate, crate, 3.25.
California Celery, 85e. ' " a
Beets, $2 SO.
BATES, TiaS, 80HET
Bates, 15e. i ,
Paekagt i datea, " eaIe. H.75.
Tin, Ha. .
.Comb honey, ease, .
vocoanuta, dosen, fl.TJ, - - ' ' '