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THE OREGON STATESMAN. SALEM. OREGON - SATURDAY MORNING , JANUARY 7; T922 -' : K v. i . I. f : i 'A-x'l v K," 1 Qtii Qtt&oxi 01atisnwtt CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS Rate per word: Vn Insertion t - i .hi'i iji rFtf m m. 2d On .week (tut insertion) ... He One month J..v...?Oo His aiontbe' contract, per mo 1S 12 ' month ' contract, pr 10. ...fir. Minimum for aay advertisement, 25c XORWICH UNION FTRE IKSt'IlAXCK fiOCIKTY Tblelson, 4tolnd A Burg ha nit Rodent Agent 37J State St. v MONEY TO LOAN ' On Real Estate f T. K. FORD" j , (Over Ltuld Bush Bank) LOANS u REAL ESTATE V - INSURANCE rVe Intar inythUc W here tha money te loan Psy ut back like rent Our farm and city property I tat a aro complete. 8e as first. I LAXLAR LAFLAR 406-T Orga BUiffJ PSo.i Ifttl NEW TODAY OWNER LEAVITfO.1 1IC8T SELL FINE . .. room suburban home, with, two lota r with orchard.) Thia is a beautiful . Hons at lew' price for quick tale rnoao 3-W. . FOR RENT ONE' LARGE FURNISHED : room. 83 Stat Kt. Phone 1132-R. FOR EXCHANGE 40 ACRES, ROOM nana, rood bam ni other outbuild . inta. , Load all VBder raltirstlon. Near ' aeboeL All atoek and eqnip ' meat toe with the place. Price 91I.OOO Want a food homo ia Salem aa part payment. Belanr eaay tcrma. Litton Darby, ' 484 Court atreet. WANTED LADY " FOR DININO ROOM work, t vth Ortfoa Stat Tnberca loaia, Hospital. Root S. boa 28. i i ' i i ,. i - I. FULL DRESS UIT SIZE 40, FOB AlMhar. 474 Conrk FINE JERSEY COW FOR SALE, PHONE TWO iHOrSEfl TO . RENT SOCOLOF aky, 341 : bteie. J WANTEDpriOJfE... 8fHW-.J3P . AND 4O0i loan, bn x)d real eatat4'kecur- ' liy. at ft per . cent. Sorolefaky, - 841 DO NOT WAIT INQUIRE AT ONCE about th new bangatow we have for sate north et the boat office; with sleep ;. tag porch and ' fire-place, ala gaa. Prie oaily S370O. 209 .Oregon Bldg. Term." Krneger FOR RENT FIVE ROOMS FURNI8H d or anfaralahed and garage. 15 J .. anetk 144h Street. . - s WANTED" GOOD YOUNO FRESH milk cww. Phon ,1212 W after 1 p.m. j, . . TVPr.WR.TTrR TOE A1L& UNDER- weed N 5: good as new: fAO. aome terms t right party. . 406 ; Bank- of ' i Com mere Bldg. , ',. y:-''?.y" FOR SALESTRICTLY MODERN FIVE room bo a g alow, j well toeatd, goed eon atretiny . 84500. Will take . aMier' tt wtNNIE ! PETTYJOHN 331tt StaM St. ! Realtor . Phon S34 JUST LISTED A SIX ROOM FLA ST rei hoame, ' aemi-mdera, ea fine lot, ' convenient to achoola. chnrehe. ear . line, te 92500. for a abort time; 9300 dew a and . balaac monthly like rent. . I aay tihia is a good bey. wuuam Fleming, 841 Stat street. . SUBURB All HOME 5 ROOMS BRAND aw traanev hardwood floors, eement basement, furnace, cement garage, ewueat walks, the beat kitchen you hare . ever aea; hardware braaa, glass, ete. If yo want a heme built to llv la with wrsjrythiag th beat, and lik a ate aew district, aee thia. 1 Priced 95IOO ever all 40 inaur quick, move. Beck Ileadricka, ' .0 j v. n. Bank Boilding. V i WORTH WHILE 8 room houae'on paved atreet. 91200. 9200 dewn, balance 915 per month, ft room house, goad Wt, " prie 92000. Will talk auto aa part pay. 80 acre good land, with buddings, t trad for small acreage near Salm, . l MILLS & COPLEY 3m : Stat atreet .EMPLOYMENT wwwav.w COMPETENT MIDDLE-AGED LADY ; desires position as housekeeper. Ad 1 dresa 'A-3g," ear Statesman. VALS W4XTTD ENERGETIC YOUNO MAN . Wh baa had i prience selling life msuraae, stocks or advertiaiag. Must ' h able le dc vote -his entire time and he ambitioaa for advancement. Maat have the roarag t present business aropeailk) to merchaata aad profee stonaa mea. Answer ia your own hand--. writing, atatiag age, educational quali- ficatiena, experience aa , solicitor, ete. Address 'I-So. I!," Btateamaa offico- A DISTRICT MANAGER ? WANTED - The Gaardiaa Life Inauraae Company of America, eetabliahed ta I860, , has sa stUactiv opeaiag la -this territory for t bm who eas. qualify as its dis trict anaaager.i Th position calls for a msa of high caliber aad .offers a rare- of independence xtadiag be yond hia earning days, that few msa 1 ether lines over attain. Previous life jlasuraato axperiaac is sot neoes tsry. To th right msa every hlp , will b given, including financial aa- 5 I U ace until he is firmly established, f J think yen nro th man, write V for ; Interview, giving aa much lafor- aaatloa shout yours If a yoa consider necetiary to oaabl aa ta Judge year ajuflificationa. ' Oeorg . janoa. Manager. 1026-27 Korthwostora Bids. Portland, Or. MALE AND FEMALE WANTED MEN AND WOMEN TO tak farm paper suberrtptiona. A -good propositus to tha right peopl. Add rest the facifie llomestead, statetmaa uwg mm tr. V PERSONAL CATHOLICS WISHINO TO MARRY Hook let fro. I Addreaa Home Club. L. Bes 23. Grand Rapids. Mirk. WOULD YOU WRITE A WEALTHY, Jpretty girl t 'Stamped ea velop pleas. Jjillan Sproal, Btatioa H, Cleveland, ' Ubio.' i FACIAL SCALP TREATMENTS. VIO let ray: maaiearing,, shampooing. Or eron Bath House. Phon 540. FOR SALE' FARM PAPER IF' YOU WANT TO GET THE BEST . farm paper,1 aend 15e to the Pacific Bamestead, Salem, Ore gen, for a three s-ontha trial subscriptions. Mention this sd. CANARY BIRDS FOR 8ALR ' POTTED PLANTS AND fnt flowers. 1 1mported roller canaries. v V. B, Flak. ' birds sad flowers, 273 . Ibtate.' Phon 650. i. . CANARY BIRDS BOM E OP MY BK8T 'nger on ssle at Gahlndorf'a. Mra.I K. A. Bennett. Phon 1280. r PAINT IVORY FAINT AND ENAMEL," COR rect aolor. suality sad prrcc;. MAX ; O; Bneen. 179 North Commercial. FOR SALE POULTRY POULTRYMEN SEND EIGHT TWO- cent atampa for special three : moot ha' trial for th beat and oldest journal in the. west. The articles and ader- tixementt r of special interext to the poultry wwdfri of the north em Northwest Poultry Journal, ill Com rei' ; 8t- Salem. Oregon. HOUSES 'ALADDIN READY CUT HOUSES' 30 percent eave in roat of construc tion. Ckaa. F. Smith, factory repea entativ. 020 Northwest Bank l.tdg . Portran, Oregon. livestock FOR SALE 83F21. STOCK HOGS. PHONE FOR SALE 26 ANGORA OOATS. Phone 709 or addreaa Route 5. box 60. "sssatCTaamBMaa MISCELLANEOUS HAY AND WOOD FOR SALE PHONE 254 or 622. FOR BXLE OLD NEWSPAPERS. 10 renta a bundle. Circulation department, Oregon Statesman. FOR SALE WOOD AND HOUSEHOLD goods, rail 2305 N. Liberty street. Phone 1899 M. BEAUTIFUL TAPESTRY WALL PAP or, moderately priced. Max O. Buren, 179 North Commercial. WALLFELT TO BE PASTED OX; prearable to cloth and cheaper. Max O. Buren, 179 North Commercial. GASOLLNE AND OIL TANKS FROM the larfcat to the amalleat. L. A. Weatacott, factory representative. 864 a 12th St.. Phone 1602 J. THE HOUSE OF HALF A MILLION and on bargains. We boy, aell or exchange anything and everything in the line of junk or se-nd hand goods. See u brfor you bar or aell. Stein beck Junk Co. Remember the place, 403 K. Commercial St. Phone S23. rOR SALE CHRISTMAS FUTFIES; boat oa th coast Pedigreed whit Scotch collie, twe month old Jar a. Bennett, 1030 Charoeketa. Pboa 1280 THE WESTERN SONGSTER SCHOOL - AND COMMUNITY 8INGINO An especially good selection of the tonga yon ha been' wanting, with worda and muaie complete. No matter how many eongbooks yon have, you should have thia on( containing the Oregon tonga. Prices: Single copiea, 25c; 16 cents each in lota of a dosen or more; 812.50 th. hundred, postpaid. Second edition ' printed alnce September. OREGON TEACHERS MONTHLY 215 8. Commercial fit. Salem, Oregon WOOD FOB SALE WOOD. OLD FIR. ASH and oak, well seasoned. Phon 42F14 FOR BIG FIR. SECOND GROWTH OAK or ash wooC. Phon 77F2. NICE DRY FIR AND OAK WOOD FOR sale. Phon 254 or 022. DRY, OLD GROWTH 16 IN. FIR, 38 4 ft. second growth, go.iO, Phone 1467. FOR SALE BEST GRADE MILL WOOD maple, second growth and old fir. ft. or VI in. Fred E. Wells, Phone 154i. - 1103 H. Church. 18 INCH SLAB AND MILL WOOD fa.bo per load. Dry planer weed 93.50 per load. Tracy .Wood Co Phon S20. FOR BALE GOOD SECOND GROWTH and old fir, 4 foot or 16 inch. Phon 1232 R or 1756. DRY WOOD FOR SALE BIG SECOND . growth fir, 98.80 4 96.7S, 16-inch large second growth. 97.50 and 87.73 old fir. four feet. 97: 16-inch. 98: oak. '198 and 99. Armstrong Transfer. Phone IBS. mend. State and lii?h. FOR RENT BOOMS FOR RENT LODGING ROOMS WITH hot water, heat and bath. Inquire .Room 13 Breymaa block. CLEAN. NEAT SLKEPING ROOMS. 93 to 93.60 per week. Apartments, 85 Th Leonard Hotel, 134 K. Front Phon 1802. FOR RENT 8UrTK OP TWO LARGE rooms with private bath, -will b vac ated boob. Ala aeparst room. Th Alexandria, 1030 Chamtkats 8U Phot I860. . . , ' .i- . FOR RENT ROOM FOR GENTLEMAN ria modern homo aad centrally located -I'leeae glv asm sad addrots. E. ear Btatoamaa hous: FOR . RENT 5 HOOtf HOUSE, 2305 North l iberty St. Phon 1B99-M. FOR RENT FIVE ROOM MODERN house at 1052 Saginaw. 920 a month. Apply at Statesman business office or phone 23. WANTED MISCELLANEOUS WANTED 4 TONS OF WHEAT, 0AT8 ana vetcn Bay. rnon ssrx. WANTED FURNITURE, TOOLS. ETC. Pbono 511. WANTED EVERYTHING IN HARD- ware and furniture. Beat price paid THE CAPITAL HARDWARE FURNITURE CO. 285 N. Commercial St. Phone 947 WANTED FURNITURE, TOOLS. MA . chiaery, stock, ote. Will buy for rash ' or sell oa commission. Phono 611 : Woedry. th ' Auctioneer. OLD MATTRESSES MADE OVER Capital City Bedding Co. Phone 19 BUSINESS CARDS AUOTZOMXER AUCTIOSIER F. N. WOODRT. THE livestock, furniture, real oalat aue- . : ttoaeer. mono ail lor aale dates Re. 1S10 N. Summer. V; Auto Directory STORAGB OARAGE TRACT'S STORAGE CAR.VGE 544 Ferry street. ; . ' AUTO TOPS AUTO TOPS W. C. WRIGHT. 171 South High. AUTO TOP UPHOLSTERY WpRK ruaraateeed. 259 Hootta I2ta. rnone 1126. ' J TIRES AND ACCESSORIES RVlTIf.W ATKINS. 147 NORTH HIGH, Flak. Siiverton Cord. Hood extra ply tireae. Evorytsing lor auto. BATTERY AND ELECTRICIAN AUTO ELECTRICIAN EXPERT TROU hi shooting. , 218 X. ilign. rnon .203. PRFftTO . I.IT8 BATTERY BERVICPI station. Expert battery aad .electrical work. Farria Broe. Pboa 1803, 418 Court. GARAGE AND REPAIR AUTO REPAIR SHOP bV MILLER, 245 Ceater. Phone aw. 'nOFniAX at ZOSEL. TIRE REPAIR in. ir.i.line retread ins: 197 South ComtEcrrial street. Phon .til CAPITAL GARAGE BUICK. 8TUDE- baker repairing. 173 atonta noerxy Phon H. tieaa J tie Uassinna : Aas. BUSINESS CARDS Auto Directory USED CASS FOR SALE A 5 PASS. MAXWELL twuring far, ii.usl be hulti at on--. l."o .M tr.cn garage. ONE TON FORD TRl'CK T EX change for lord far. Jos-ph Barber (Son. 2oO Uray Building. i a RUNNING i BOTARD LINOLEUM TON neau, carpet and auto enamel, lias U. Huron. 179 .North Commercial. FOR SALE 1917 5 PASSENGER liKht car,! rood condition, good tire. 1 5t. Aterehantg Delivery, a.i4 Ferry aireet. OR SALE1 OK TRADE KEO TRUCK 1921 model, perfect condition. Wilt trade for' leal estate, produce or will sell on ety terras. This is. an excep tionally good buy. It you want a real good bargain apply immediately. Khonc or call. The feeple'a Cah Store. RADIATOR SHOPS Al.fcM AC TO RADIATOR SHOP I9f South lith. Fbont 28. C. BAlR, RADIATORS, FENDERS. Bodies repaired 444 Kerry. CLEANING PBXSSnfG CLEANING;, PRE.SSI.NG IHNE TO YOUR fcalmfaH ton. lallH: for and drlivrred. The Tif cry, 1 175 Stat. l'hone U4i. BEAUTY PARLORS NOW OPERATING MODEL BEAUTY Parlor, 110 North Commercial Satreei. Phone 956. CHINESE PHYSICIAN DR. L. Mi HUM CURRS ANY KNOWN 153 S. High St., phone 2H3. disease. : DRUG STORES BREWER : DRUG CO. 405 COURT Phone tH4. FINANCIAIi MARION-POLK COUNTY FARM LOAN association has money to loan at six percent, i W. D. Smith, secretary-treasurer. 303 Salem Bank of Commerce. ELECTRICIANS SECURE MY FIGURES ON WIRING. By contract, by hour. At pre-war prices. H. W. ttatch, phone 1744 W. FURNITURE STORES FRANK F. RICIITER NEW, SECOND band furniture. 349 N. Commercial Phone 452. GOLD SEAL CONG0LEUM COMPLETE line ft beautiful patterns. Max O. Buren, -179 North Commerc iaL FURNITURE HOSPITAL FURNITURE REPAIRED OR MADE TO order, i Refinishing and upholstering n specialty. Phone 1742. Brown and Groves, i 1201 South Commercial. GREENHOUSES PORCH BOXES 'BEDDING PLANTS for ssle. Smith's, 301 North Commer Hsl. HOTELS CHERRY I 'CITY HOTEL BOOM S AND board. Lunch counter. Oppoano O. E. Depot. StaU and High. INSURANCE MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE INSURANCE eempaay. J. O. Balch, agent, ream 6. MeCoraeck Bldg. Phon 96. LET THE McMINXVILLE CO. RENEW your policy when next expiring. I w cost and sound protection, ctardley roley, agents. Bush Bank lildg. Phon 347. Ladies' Wearing Apparel CORSETS MRS. ESCH AGENT FOR PRINCESS Corset. Pboa 1048-R. 891 8. 12th. FANCY WORK NEEDLEWORK AND EMBROIDERY " shop, : Jesai McCun. Tallman't .Piano I Stor. 121 South Commercial. B31UTTTOHX2Ta MRS. BRECKENRIDGB HEMSTITCH lag,' mail orders solicited. 176 8. lth. Phoao 174-U. 8ALEM! ELITE HEMSTITCHING. chaiastiubiag, pleating, buttons, 829 930 Oregon Bldg. Phono 979. MRS. P. E. MULL. HEMSTITCHING, stamping, braiding, hand embroidery, buttons. Room 10, over Miller's store. Phon 117. DRSSSMAJSOra WANTED PLAIN SEWING AND HAND work.T Call 631 R. LA CLA81QUK GOWN SHOP- -EXCLU8 lv model. Sxpert asigntag. SSI But.; CARRIE FISHER DRESSMAKING. designing. Spencer eorcoota to rdr 2 MeCoraeck Bids. DRESSMAKING TAILORING. MRS Goodwin. 445 North Commercial. MRS. C. JEP80N MODISTE. 159' Oak, phono 929. MRS VARTT, DESIGNER AND MAKES Lad lea' Suit aad Gowns. Over Mil tor's i Stor. ME8DAME8 SCOTT CHASE DRESS makers. 219 State Si. Phoao 997. MAUD SIMONS, DRESS MAKER 171 Bellevua St. MRS. R. CARTER EXPERIENCE! droaamaker. Phoa 1971-W. RUTH Me ADAMS DRESSMAKER. 75 South 12th. Phono 1824-M. THE ADSITT8 ARE PREPARED T( do any and all kiada of ladiaa tail orlag i for old aad new customers. . 862 N. Hth ttrett. Phoa 20SA-R LAUVDRZBa SALEM LAUNDRY COMPANY. 196 8 Liberty atret. Pboa 26. Oldest Urgeat beat. Eetabliahed 169. CAPITAL CITY fCTEAM LAUNDRY Qaslity work prompt ttrvics, 1304 Broad way - Phoao 165. LAND BO APR GARDENER FRED i BLAKE. LANDSCAPE GARDEN or. 1665 South Liberty. Fben 1081-v MZDIOAJb MOUNTAIN BALM COUGH REMEDY Vnee SI7-W MXLLINERT HATS FROM 91 CP MRS. Grimm, 519 Court St. C. A PLEATING MRS. ! HILDEBRAND, PLEATING 89C Sooth 24th. Phoao 798-M1. PUBU0 STENOGRAPHER MARGARET BURNS PUBLIC STEN oerajhor. 408 Masonl Bids. Phe-v l Jk FAINT . CONTRACTOR EXPERT PATER HANGING AND TINT irg.i Phoao 131. After 5 o'clock eal ' 1258 W. j . - PAINTING AND DECORATING HIGH , eisss wore rer psrtieuiar pooiiio. I. u Braadoa. contractor 965 North High ' Paoa 045-j. ' AUBREY H. CLARK PAINTTNO. FAP : erbaagiac. tatsemiaiac. ; Wark ' rar ae4. Term r reaaaaablo. Pboa : 9ASH-J 14 Read The! Classified Ads. BUSINESS CARDS iruiiCAi. FRANKLIN LACNER PIANO. 289 lT.P ITU. Pboa 10V0-W. MBS. HENRY ' LEE PIANO. Capitol. Phon 101T W. 1821 M. LAURA GRANT PIANO SCHOOL crediu giva. 8) . High. Pkoa 197 1W. MINSETTA htAOER VOCAL. DERBY Building. Friday artemoon, Saturday. LENA BELLE TAKTAK VOCAL IN atrnctwa. Phoa DOROTHY PJUfiCI PIASO. North Winter. Phoae 84 J. 197 NELLIE MULKEY STONE PIAHO 873 Lotli. Phon 751 W. ALLIE CHANDLER PIANO, 251 .von a tisge. Pboa BEATRICE "sHILTON PIANO 8TCDI0 345 Marion. Phon 1299. LILIAN HARTSHORN PIANO 884 North Church. Phon lis. T. S. ROBERTS PIANO, ORGAN. 870 South 14U. Phon 1 779. DAN. F. LANGE.NBERa. VOCAL Derby Bldg? Phon 2079. LENA WATERS PIANO Phon 1184-M. 1472 Mill MOLLIE STYLES VOICE, PUNO. 859 Center. Phon 2016 R. JULIA MILLS WEIGEL PIANO, 1560 South Church. Pboa 1391 K, LUCILE ROSS PIANO, ORGAN. 498 North Liberty. PhonNlU7-W. MATTIE ULLBEBT STRING INSTRfj menM. Is ft Slat. Phono 1156 R. SAXOPHONE INSTRUCTION AGENT j Buetcber Saxophones. south Church street. Phon 1144., MISS MABLE SHEPHERD PIANO player; Peaces, all ocaaioaa. 247 N. Liberty. BERTHA JUNK DARBY. AUTHORIZED teacher, Godowaky Progreaaivo Seriaa Piano.' 87b orth Cottage. Pboa 1950-W. ; LEARN PIANO 12 LESSONS. GUAR auteetl. Waterman ayatem. - F. B. Clark, Tsllmsa Piano ttort, 121 tenth CommaieiaL WESTERN CONSERVATORY OF HU8 ic of Chicago. Frank K. Churchill, rep resentative. Diplrmaa granted. ' Odd- reiiow a mag. SALEM CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC All branch taught, diplomas granted John R. Sit, director. 1217 Court Phon 626. TUNERS WENDELL HELM TUNING, REPAIR tng. mono 494. JACK MULLIGAN PIANO TUNER; Mooro-Duaa Co. Representative of Sherman Clay Co. Phono 606. EDWARD WELP EXPERIENCED piano tunar Leav orters WiU't Mutic Stor. TALLMAN PIANO REPAIR SHOP Tuning, refinishing. rab nil ding, playor piano expert. Phon 1659, 121- South Commercial. PIANOS SHERMAN CLAY 4k CO PIANOS, STEIN ways. Duo-Art, and others. Moore Dunn Music store.' Masonic Temple. eoaaamwwaiBawasaaEMWBaaiEsscsaaiiiimaamsmamaiim PHONOGRAPHS STRADIVARI PHONOGRAPH KNOWN for ton. Retailing at factory prie. AtVSIO STORES GEO. 0. WILL PIANOS, PHONO grapha, sowing machines, sheet maste. ana piano studies. Repairing Phon ogrsphs sad tawing mschiaaa, 32 btsto, Hal em. : DANCZNG WHITE DANCING ACADEMY MRS. B, L. Whit. priaetpaL Phono 2TS-J PERIODICALS Ml 88 GOODHUE TAKES 8 UB SCRIP tloaa fos all magaatnea. 851 8. 17th. treet. fhone 741-M. NUR8ERT ST0CX FRUITLAND NURSERY SALES YARD back of office, 540 Stat street. Phoao 1140 M. WILLAMETTE VALLEY NURSERY All kind nursery stock for sale,. Rt 7. Phono 105F5. STRAWBERRY PLANTS FOR SALE (rold Dollars, Uttersbergs, Improved iregona. : w. it. uolgan, Marion. Ore CHOICE STRAWBERRY PLANTS. ANY quantity, httorsburg- No. 121, No. ttu, Gold Dollar, : New Oregon, Everbear mg, Treble, Wilson. Ward K. Rich ardson, 2395 Pront. COMPLETE LINE TREES' SMALL fruits, ornsmeatsls. , CanlUl City Nur MnCo. 426 Oregon Bldg, phoa 76 PRIVATE HOSPITALS PRIVATE MATERNITY HOSPITAL 1647 North Front St. Mr. J. F Stin BasBaaeBaaavaanawamBneaBaBaaeaan PERFUME AND TOILET ARTICLES CALIFORNIA PERFUME CO. EX tracts, toilet- artielea. Mra. Moyer.. 17Q South 23rd Phone 1224. PLUMBING PLUMBING 75 PER TIOXlH PHONE QUA. VI PLUMBING REPAIRING AND COH work. Phone 1397 J Shop, 127 Union street. A. L. Godfrey. NORTHWESTERN PIPE CO. WITOLE sale aad retail plumbing supplies. 219 N. Commercial. Pbono 179. PRINT IN0 TOR WEDDING INVITATIONS AND aanoaneOmeote aeo Bertelaoa, printer. "Y" Buildisg... SIGNS UNION SIGN CO. 8TONS WITH KICK, SbowearCs that talk. 424 M. Commar eial Pbe.no 648. SHOB REPAIRING WILLIAM'S SHOE SHOP-Mia-h i - -195 SOUTH SCAVENGERS SALEM SCAVENGERS GARBAGE. RE fuae of ; all kinds removed. Cesspools cleaned..1 Phone 1ST. REST AURAS T HUB RESTAURANT MOST REASON abla prices, Johasoa-Barry. 159 S. High. , SAVE MONEY BY EATING AT RES taufant upstairs.1 185 Booth Commer cial. NOODLE PARLORS BIN SIN Liberty. -NOODLE HOUSE. 189 8 WA HONG NOODLE HOUSE. Kerry i - 439 SECOND HAND GOODS IIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR 8ECOND h.ad elothine and shoe. Also cleaaing. pressing and repairing. Call and deliver, Capital Exchange, 342 North Commercial. Phono 1368-W. WE BUT AND SELL SECOND HAND foods ft all kinds, pipe fittings, bar ness, collars. Miliar psds, tool, aad ehsme. Pred . SehladUr. 35S Center Read the Classified Ads. BUSINESS CARDS f ' STUDIOS LCXE 9aL"DIOr SOMETHING IF ferens In pk-jgraphy. 147 N. Cwm'l. TAJXOBS FRANK PAI.M MERCHANT TAILOR, til a High, and Kerrv STOVES STO VR ,BXP AJJOJIG STOVES REBUILT AND REPAIRED-- "40 year experience. Depot National fence, sixes icd ta 28 tackea high. Paiata. oil and varaiahee, ete, Ugaa berry aad bop hooka Salem Peace aad Siov Work. 250 Court strict. vk,b it MASSAGE a EXERCISES MASSAGE AND EXERCISES GET BID of de-l tiaaues, unnecessary flesh. Cengeetions, Inflammation; help Bow els.' hidueya aad - Liver to function rig'lit by taking treatment at the Swedish Institute. 302 Oregon Bldg. l'hone TRANSFER HAVbIKO TRANSFERRING DOSE 31.25 PER hour. Annetrong Traaafer. phone 195. Sunt, Slate aad tJish. Capital city transfer co 22a State St, ptone 933. Distributing forwarding and atorage our specialty. Got oar rates. TAXI DIRECTORY LAN HAM TAXI COMPANY THONE 540, THE OREGON TAXI-TRANSFER CO, K Liberty 4 Ferry. Phon 77. Dry slah IS. inch wood tor aale. TRANSPORTATION 8ALEM-S1LVERTON 8TA0I I (0 - K Dwt Newt Staad 7:00 i n, 9:1 t.m 11:00 a.m. v 1:00 p.m. 5:00 p.m. '13 p an. . SALEM IS DEPENDENCE MONMOUTH STAGE Laavs Salem, O. S. Depot 7:00 a.m. 11:00 a.m. 3:00 p.m. Lav Mnmuth Hotel 8:15' a m, 1:00 p.m, 6.15 p.m. Lost independanco Hotel 9:80 am, 1:16 p.m, 6:30 p.m. Special trtpa by appointment, ''; to van passenger car for hiro. J. W. PARKER. .Pro. I - Ree PboBe M Rnslnees phone VIAVI H0UB REMEDIES- VIAVI CITY MANAGER MRS. FOOR, Bit Hotel Marion. WOOD SAWS CJTT AND COUNTRY WOOD SAWING. Phone 8046. Fiaher Bros WAREHOUSES PUBLIC WAREHOUSE FRONT AND Perry. Store everything except ex plosiveeApplyFrysIrngStOT WATER SALEM WATER, LIGHT POWER CO. Office, 801 fcouta Com'l Bt. Tea per coat discount oa domestic fist rates paid ia advaace. No deductions for absence or any causa anJeea water ia ehnt off your premise. PROFESSIONAL CHIROPODISTS A J. FOSTER CORN DOCTOR. 822 but St. Pattoa Bldlc. Phoao 967. CORNS AND CALLOUSES REMOVED without pais. Appliance from indi vidual impression. Dr. Tatro, Maaoalc Bldg. Phon 442. CHIROPRACTORS DR. O. U 8COTT. P.SX), CHIROPRAO tor. 809-12 U. S. Bank Bldg. Thone 87: Res. 828 R . CHIROPRACTORS DRS. BRADFORD sad Bradford; graduates and post graduates of the First, chartered achool of Chiropractors ia the world. Ten years in practice. Consultation and examination free.. Pbono 526. Room 319 Oregon Bldg. OSTEOPATHIC FHY8ICIAN8 DRS. WHITE AND MARSHALL, 906 U. S. Bank Bldg. DR. W. L. MERCER, OSTEOPATHIC Physician and surgeon. Kirktville graduate, 404-405 U. S. National Bank Bldg. Pboaea Office, 919: Ree. 614 DR. JOHN L. LYNCH, OSTEOPATHIC Phytieisa and Burgeon, .403-404 Ore goa B'.dg. Pboaea, Office, 1894; Sea. vwiowamaBmananMMaaaMBBBwaBBaBe OPTICIANS PGMERUt aVEENE JEWELERS AND Optometriata. 888 State. GLASSES FITTED BY DR. L. R. BUR ' dette at the Bow Optical Company. 825 State Street, opposite ' Ladd anH Bush Bank. LODGE DIRECTORY UNITED SPANISH WAR VETERANS Camp 5, Armory. First, -third Mondays. REAL ESTATE CANADIAN FARM EXCHANGE I hav tome excellent Canadian wheat farms and ranches for exchange, some stocked and equipped, fre of incum brance; aome with email incumbrance 640 acres and up. I have had ir year experience operating and dealing with Canadian landa. Now ia the time to get it worth the money. Let m, give you particulars. 817 Lewis Bldg Portland. W. G. Ide. GOOD CAR WANTED A3 FIRST PAY ment on good 6 room bouse, on parol streets, lota of fruit: two blocks from car line, ran pay tbo roat like rent Price 82500. JOSEPH BARBER & SON 200 Gray Bid. SPECIAL BARGAIN t . room plastered bouse, large tot, paved street and car line. Only 9120; -0U down, balance like rent. THOMASON 331 State street NOTICE OF SALE OF GOVERNMENT TIMBER, GENERAL LAND OFFICE. WASHING TOW, D. O. December 9, 1921 Notice is hereby given that slje-i ta the conditions aad limits tion a of ths Acta of June 9. 1916 (39 Stat. 218) jnd Juae 4, 1920 (41 Stat. 758), a! the instructions of the Secretary of the Interior of September 15. 1917 (46 1. D. 447) aad June 22. 1920 (47 L. D til), the timber on the following land, will be aold at 10 o'clock a.m. Januarr 34, 1922, at public auction arlhe United States Land Office si Portland. Oregon, to the highest bidder at nbt lest than the appraiaed valne aa shown by thia notice. ala to be subject to the approval of the Secretary ef the Interior. Th4 uurehaae price, with tan additional turn of one-fifth of one percent thereof, being commissions sllpwod. moat b deposited at time ' sale, money to be returned if aale ia not approved, otherwise patent will issue for the timber which must be removed within ten yeare. Bids will be receivtJ from citixena of the United States, at tocistions of such lituens sod corpora tions organised under the lawa of the United States or nnv state, territory or district thereof ' only. Upoa appll eatioa of a qualified puvchaaer the tim ber an anr legal tubdiviswn will be offered eeparately before bemg included ia any offer of a larger unit ; T. t 8, R. 3. E, W. M, See. tl. Lot 6, fir 11511, none of the fir thereon to be aold for lees ' than 81 ner M T. 1 ! 8, R. 5. E W. M,! See. 83, SWU SWA. flr 860 M, ooo of the fir thereon to bo aold for .toes thaa 81.25 per M. -Ti WILLIAM 8PRT, - . t-j . - -t ; Com aihu loner, ,l . Oaaaral Load Ofike REAL ESTATE WILL TRADE OVERLAND TOURING' value B3uo, as 'part pvarai ieal. house, bnggalow, ! or food lot. Write j r.u. ii ia. ,- -tealersi MR HOME BUY EE V0 CAN BUY A 6 room Lunga!w less thaa a year eldvl tor taw leaa thh I was ottered for it aia saontba ag. Ha basement. Dutch : kitchen, feloeeta aad aleeping perra. touu wail nandl it. bee it today. 123 LefeU. CITY HOUSES tflTY LOTS. BUNGA- low, amalj aad large acreage close in aao lar out; exchanges -na e'ty and country. Browa a Mate, ever Bax ick'a store, State aad CommcrcUL T I r t n 1 TO TRADE-r-EIOHT ROOM HOI SK OSi North Lrberty street valued at 450Oj for small ranch; or acreage of euual value. Near K!e. If Interested; BEST BUYS 20 acres all cultivated, 2 acres 6 year old prune, new 7 room bouse, good barn, chicken boose - for 5ou hens, . running water, place all fenced, woven wire; located oa good road cWse ta Shaw. 3470O, terms. - , 40 acres, good valley loam, 36 cultivat ed, 8 acres 5 year olO prunes, 6 acre clover, balance 01 grain, fair buildings, close to Silvertdn, h mUe from pavo meiit: 410,000, lj fh. 173 acres sandy loam. 4 cultivated. 27 acres prunes, 14 acres logans. full set improvements, drier, good well and n nning water, mile to town; price 8175 per acre. S1Q.OOO. leileral loan at 5 percent. ( Will take any good paper for the 'oquity. 201 acres black loam, 125 cleared, ?5 pasture, small house, 2 large barns, at railroad atation, 2 milea from high school town; price 921,000, 96000 rash balance to suit' or take good mortgag ee. ' f If yon have money to loan on real es tate, tee us. ; - SOCOLOFSKY f 311 State St. f . Phone 97 82300 FOR A FEW MATS ONLY thia 6 room plastered en story house sncN lot, 90x137 H. hat bath, toilet, el rctKc light and builtin kitchen, iruH, berries, ete, Term. Se s if A.; Hayford 1 Realtor ' 805 Stat street GOOD BUYS 10 acrea of fine fruit aolL all cultivated, good road. Price 91350, Easy terms at 6 percent interest. , i 4 acres tract located mile frOm cfr line auth of Halem, atghlly location. Price 8200O, terms. ' 20 acre tract, good road, 2 acres prunes, 1 acre logans. strawberries, cherries, timber; running water, 7 room house. hot and eoio : water, Data, electric lights. Prie S8000. terms ; Fine east front tut on south Commercial street.; -Prie i850. i 12 sere: tract, 4 miles south, S arret fuH bearing prcnea, 4 acrea prunes act last year, ;2 acrea logans. Price ?600O, 9200O down. h We have some fjne buys la lioutes, lots and lands. 1 ; See ns before! buying. $ W. H. Grabenhorst &. Co, , Realtnrt 275 SUte street five Houses l for rent, VARVISQ I in price from 812.50 to 935 per month. Money to losa on good farm security. Square Deal Co. Phone 470 : u. s. Bank Bldg. ' ' ,i . ' ' ' WANTED I f h.v two rurat ei.aa moetr.e.. L good real estate, to trade for liberty bonds, one far SCUOO and one 87000. Drawing 6 and- 7 percent interest. I have 80 acres of first data irrigated land in col. ;with good buildings.; to trade for improved acreage at Salem. If you want to trade, tell or buy. see H. L. MARS1 ERS ' 212 Gray Bldg. Phone V07 f 127.48 acres' highly IMPROVED! farm, worth 918,000, if taken immed- iately 912.500 Have limited amount of 7 percent prie ate money for .farm loana. ; A. Ci Bohrnstedt nwnic irmpi oaiero, vre. here is your chance 5 acres ngnt in city iiimitt, just a oiocatr on ;"825ri3ooui.h,,!.nd id" terms on balance. R. A. Mohney. 209 f i B1J J -'' small AND LARGE farms, dlTY home and choice lots. Fire end auto insurance 'Arthur E. Peterson ?2 Oregon Bldg. WANTED t imi.l tract' with 'mprovements, ! not bouse, large not and garage; jood lo ration and priced ehean. h I THOMASON 331 Vi Sts-.e stl.et ; TO EXCHANGE tfaveyoir a good . 5 or 6 room house to trade for a small house and some sraah. 17 acre, with 12 acres in fruit: igood house snt' barn : 7 miles east on igood ruad. A godd buy at 3450. Wiiljtake ti6o iJon't forget that we can trade anything yon have i'-:it' pricd richt. IHOMASON 331-4 State s'reet WOOD'S BARGAINS! A efL is..:.. - ..... Ow..m jalhaias In At! good ; road. , black lanA at 8250) per acre. 1 Hav a modern 5 room bungs v. lew. close to state bouae: paved street. I . r""' "T" .'IT: "T.r i Pl.c.iUf,ytU -at suborn; date;: look this up. Sew bungalow, with good plumbing aad ' Itghta, all rcaay to moTe iuvq at iuvu T.k. Ivnnt or Ford CST. : GaoJ five room bungalow at 91750 worth more. Have a good, auto for ' sale cheap fr trade for bouse or lot If ten want ito buy. sell or trade, call and tee F- L. Wood, 841.8tste .-: t treet. ' i- Special, 2 Acres j With neat bungalow, barn. garag:P rood land, all cultivated, some fruit; on psved highway near Salem. Atk us about this.' it is a bargaia. i Price 31850. terms. I7SO down. s S. p. PEARSON I 210 211 U. 8. Bank Bldg.l PUBLIC NOTICES I SALEM ICE COMPANY THE SALEM Ice Company tauei pleasure in aa- nonneing that increased tscilltiea are now andert coattractioa for tha pur pose of improving the service io it cnalomers. During the summer season sit of thecompsBV a reservea of ic- will be first devoted to folly to ftp ly lag the aeeVIs of its regular patrons.; Aay excess 'of the reau irements of taO com pany'a old patrons will be sold lo IV transient , traa at retail price. n J. Dirr, manager. I NOTICE OF HEARING OF FINAL f ACCOUNT Sf-'i Notice is hereby given that the final account of Mildred Felker McCaffrey,! as administratrix of the estate! of Edward Hngh Mc Caffrey, deceased, has been filed in the County Court of, llarion County, State of Oregon, and that the 25d dr of Jannarr. 1922. l the hour ot ten oVlock, . m.. has beii duly appointed by such Court for the hearing; of ohjee tion9 to such final account and the settlement thereof, at which time any person Interested in such estate may appear and file objec tions thereto ia writing and con test the same. MILDRED PELKER XTCAFFREY Administrataix of the Estate of Edward augh McCaffrey, de ceased. Jas. G. He'.trel. Salem. Oregon, At torney for Estate. Date of first publication, De cember 24, 1921. : Date of last publication, Janu ary 21. 1922. E Dealings Diminish Visibly and Involuntary Liquida tion Occasional NEW . YORK. Jan. 6. The stock market today continued tta recent irregular or reactionary course. Dealings diminished vis ibly, however, and there wert ofr ly traces of In vbiuittary liquid tion. - f N ? Advices from out of town sources Including Chicago were most reassuring, although the sus pension ot a small bank In St, Louis directed furthter attention to financial conditions In that sec tion Such strength as was snown by the block list resulted- tnlnly from easier money rates. Call loans fell from 4 H to SH' per ceut at mid day. the latter figure repre senting the lowest quotation In al most six months. Time money rates also relaxed 30 and 60 day loans being liber ally made oti mixed 'collateral at V per cent. In private tran sactions loans of this character extending In some instance to 90 (days, were reported at 4 H per cent. - Oils.' shipping's and1 motors re boutdc one to almost inree points from yesterday's final Trie es, but fell back for the most pat 'u the pressure directed against General Asphalt and various spe cialties before the close. Rails were a -negligible factor, moving within a fractional limit. Total sales amounted to 600.000 shares. Liberty bonds added to their re cent recovery and first mortgage rails strengthened on a substan- tial investment inquiry but indus-i trial issues eased and foreign or fers showed no definite trend Total sales, par value, aggregated $ 7,275,000. M r-U Itfleve. WeiewJ'rt I IV! I o. UICUC II Hid V CI UIWl In Fenn Suit for Damages After confetrinn saveimi hours Wednesday afternon. and night I and not arriving at a verdict, in tne flhmage sun or t-iyae v Fenn against Edith B. ure. in Jury reported to the court Thurt day morn'ntr that Its verdict was for the defendant i It was stipulated between at nrneva fnr' hnth nnrtlA VMntrdSV fhot In rn the, nrv oonM not arrive at a verdict of three i lourins, a majority snouia oe ac ce?ted-f u"wfe to vagre- "i te of Seven jurors becomes the 1 C .Ul ...ill.A m.4 4b. tbaaaat Those signing the verdict tB favor of the defendant are as fol lows: John A. Smith, foretnsn; I C. T Hoover, John W. Carson, u. j ' Hirons. Last July Mr. Fonn was repair ing bis auto staxe on the Pac'flc Highway, ner the Valley Packing company plant, and while doing so was run into by a car driven by Mrs. Grebe of Spokane. Mr. Fenn was seriously Injured ana was obliged to remain a hospital several weeks. In his complaint he alleged that Mrs. Oreoo drove her suto recklessly and that she- did not have control of the mach ine. The jury was at all times hope lessly divided and it was only due to the stipulation that a verdict f y nature was possible I , ' "Look here, young man." said ,hp Qd ia(jyf wjth fin ner eye I "1 have brought back this ther- momejer you have Sold. It ain't reliable. One tome you look at it it says one thing, and the next time it says another." Open Road I I SALEM MARKETS I Price aeoted are wnoieeam aad an " ' prices aro gives Vats, milling, net, 48c. c -a. a .a.. ArA. w BvoMas w A saw A, T W. Oats, feed. 40e. Vetch aad Oat hay, flS. Clover hay, 910. Mill ma mill feed. 923.60. . EGOS, BUTTER BUTT fc AT AT Eggs, 28c 9 30e. Creamery butter. 41e. Butterfat. 36c. P0UI.TNV Heat, light, 17e ? 18e, Haas, heavy. 22. Chiekeaa, apriag, 18c, Roosters, old. 6c O 1"-' FORK, MUTTON AND BEEF Hogs. 8c. Lsmb, 7e & 7!e. Top veal 13 4 Pork, dressed, lie. Steers, 6e Bulls. So 0 8"e,. FRUITS Emperor grapes, 13e. Bananas, 9V: 1 croons, 36. - Navel orange. 93.75 O 95.50. Florida grapefroit, 86 919. Csliforai. grane rt.00. Eastern crsBberrie, 923. Sweet potatoes. 5 49 6e. Potatoes. 81.50. CabbageV Se. . California ""at, tC . Corumbera. 82.00. Cauliflower, 8223. Turnips. 82. - .. Parsnips. 82. . . Oregon onWtna. 9. Carrots. 91-25. , Head lettuce, .crate, erate. 98.XS, Been, 3t 6 ? cVtE" na, bonxt THtee, 16. Pekage date, eaa. 96.TS. Figs, 12. OamS aoaey, saos, J. - . Cooaaauta. dosea, 8L7. MARKET COUFIS IS H I Si HEART (II If BIO Atsrlo Gasrhauea X?w rtiaae of REVEUTIONS OF A VIFE MY HEART AND MY IIUSDAND Chapter 265 , . HAS MRSTICER A SPECIAL REASON FOR HER REQUEST? -Good mcrntn. folks!' , : ilrs. Ticar'i mellow o!c brought the cheerinesa of ripe ap?;es Into our little camp as she strode up the path from the beach. a pall dangling from her strong brown hands, shapely la spite ot the work they hd done, "Thought you might like a mess of soft clams, she went on, taking some seaweed from the top of her pail and displaying the clams with their ugly black necks thrusting themselves out from their shells. She. was as incongruously dressed aa ever. Tightly laced aa . any mid-Victorian dame at a ball, with a fresh bungalow apron, an armless, tight-fitting, woollen sweater, and , a pair ot men's brogans on her feet, she was, an oddly attractive picture with her shapely plump arms bared to . above the elbow and bronzed wltU the sans of nearly forty years. . "Well, you thought correctly tbat time If you never did before! Lillian laughed, coming forward and taking the pall of clama from her. . , : .J : . ' - - Mrs. TIcer beamed at the Jocu lar, friendly words. Lillian always knows exactly what note to strike with , people. With those who might misunderstand and take ad vantage - of her friendliness she has a reserve, a hauteur of man ner, that any grande dame might envy. But wtln a aturdy daughter of the soil like Mrs. Ticer, who has generations ot American ancestry. back of her and ! air instinctive breeding which fills her lack of training and advantages,' my friend adopts a freedom of man ner, rfn absolute equality of tone which is my hopeless envy tor If I were to attempt to emulate it I should only succeed in being only strained and awkward. A Remarkable Woman. These are ' wonderful, Mrs; Ticer," she went on, inspecting, the clams judiciously. ' "We ex pect Ml1. Graham oa the afternoon train today.' and well welcome him with a mess of these steamed. . It used to be a favorite dish ot hlst still Is, eh. Madge?" . "He's very fond of them," 1 said heartily; "and I thank you sa much for bringing them. .Mrs, Ticer. It is awfully kind ot you." Neither of us mads the mlstakt of offering to pay the sturdy fish" erwoman for the clams. It we had ordered them from her she would have driven a shrewd bargain for her wares, and she charged full: though not exorbitant prices ' for the many services she performed for us, ranging from the launder ing of our clothing to 'the person ally conducting of us all upon the ' many delightful excursions which the country afforded. But It was ber delight to bring na gifts from time to time, and both Lillian and I instinctively saw at our first meeting with her that we could not wound her more cruelly than by Implying that she expected pay for her free-will offerings. VA Lonesome Road. - - . 'What train's Mr. Graham com iii' on?" she asked interestedly. "The 4 o'clock," I answered. "INs-pose you're goln" to drive over to meet him. I heard you ssy the other day you were goln to surprise him. that he didn't know you could drive a car." "Yes. I am." I returned, a bit , surprised at the interrogation; for ' Mra. Ticer, ; while' commenting frankly upon every topic men' tioned before her, had shown her self to be tar" from Inquisitive. . "Are you gola alone?" - t . . "Yea, I think ao,"" I replied, making on the Instant a decision over i which I had pondered long. After my recent experience I did not care to drive about the coun try alone, but, on the other hand, I did want to meet Dicky all by myself at the atation at which ha would alight. , - 4 . .' v "Do you mind, ' ahe hesitated perceptibly, "it I go along when you're goln' over? Of course I ; won't come back, I never dla like ; playln' gooseberry when I was a girl, an' I'm too old to begin now. But I thought It wouldn't hurt nothln' for me to ride over with you. I've got several things to tend to at Bridgetiampton, an' I kin git a ride home with Jed Hal sey. He comes down my wy. every night. An' it's kind cf a lonesome road, that bit along by the brick kiln, t'wont hurt nothln' foryou .to have somebody along with pou if anything should hap oen to your car." It was the wildast of Ideas, but the impression was flashed upon my "brsln that Mrs. Ticer had added the last three words sa an afterthought,- and that . she hsd some other reason than the" one she had given for asking me to take her to town.'- ? (To. be continued) . CUT THIS OUT 4TS WORTH MONEY -Cut out this slip, enclose with Sc and mail it to Foley ct Co.. 2835 Sheffield Ave.. Chicago. Ill , writ'ng your name and address clearly. You will receive in re turn a trial package containing Foley's Honey and Tar Compound for coughts, colds and croup; Fo ley Kidney Pills tor pains ia the backache, kidney and bladder all ment. and Foley, Cathartic Tab lets, a wholesome and thoroughly cleansing cathartic for constipa tion, biliousness, headaches. - and sluggish bowels. Sold every where.-- AdT.":"; v- ' : - J I