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ffi Orflog Btqttsvxitn, oiiSSXTOO ADVnTMZHZVTS Kit per word j ' P msertlea e Se Se Tkrae taeartiOBa (M week Mis insertions).. r.-.. au.nl It 20s Bis months contract, per mo ...15e It BMStbil contract, per no. ..Tie Mialaum lor any advertisement. 25e " NOEWlCH UNION' j FIRE IXSURA.NCK HOCIETY ' TbleUois. ItoUnd Burghardt resident Arnt 371 Ktat St. ' MOrJEY TO LOAN Om Real Estate T. K. FOItD (Over Ldd a Bush Bank) ANDERSON & RUPERT Successors Laflar Laflar INSURANCE . REAL ESTATE BONDS 406-T i LOANS Oregon Bid. NEW TODAY PATB0NIZ& YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD grocery, 295 Korth Fifta street. Wil- lerweoo wrocery. mono 1395-J. I FOB HAI.Krr-DE LAVAL. NO. 15 SEP- . , arator, ; also power washing mach ine, $10. ; 823 N. Commercial. li ACREAGE Genatn bwgain. 60 acre firat clai I wwo iiuver, oioae to nignway ; u aora aaoa win saaa aaauu. 22 tent good land all In cultivation rloaa to aehool and station, 4Vk milea from Salem. II aa good building, and gooa ten. ojuu. 70 acrei -4 dairy farm, with 8 rowi. team, hogs, chickens, and implementa Good tarnta. tSOOO. I k (PETERSEN 229 Oregon Bldg. Best Buys and Exchanges II room apartment bouae, exchange for 5 room bungalow and eeah. Price 97500: wfll give terma on difference. It ia aonth Salem, and SO acrea to trade for bonae: not over $2500. 120 acres In Minneaota to exchange for 10 to 20 i acre tract in the valley, will aaanma aeme. acres well improved dairy, exchange ,for e-f F-JSir lor am a Her place la vicinity of Salem. HihrertoaJ Woodburn. Jofferaon. Marion. I Hhaw ar Macleav: th'a ia a verv fine (It, farm, phatoa and full partknlara are M i at war ojiire. rnce ai'43 per acre. im im n.l I m (nAn 1 v : ..""w r'.. '. I 14 acrea, aoaoiaieiy one of tne I men i ranchea in the valley. Boo acrea cul tivated. 0 acres timber, 54 acres 7 year eld j prunes, family orchard. 175 v fall graim, very best I modern im provements, electric lights, sewer con- :.. i neetion, en pavement at college town. Will exchange for California ranch. .Price $300 per acre. t room hoaae to rent 935 per month. awe to rent $35 per SOCOLOFSKY 1 841 StaU l HOUSES 8 rooms strictly modern home. Fireplace, i furnace, garage and close in; improved .atreet. S700O 8 room, right down ' town an Improved L L" street, kaiemwt, futnace, aad ia ao I arranged: that it weald snake a dandy rooming iboma. 14500. eatr terms rootna atrietly modern bungalow, fire place, faraacw and garage. 42SO ; small payment down. (PETERSEN 3 1 If 828Oregwa Bldg. Bestjuy, ip.the. Willamette v -.ii;.. f Valley 147 acre i farm close to railroad town . I ! Good ft room house. 3 good barns. I Li mawaw 4m A mill aad ittvf ant buildings. 40 acres ia '- cultivation, some good timber. : balance ' la nastara. Roma bearing fro it. This .is a fine home and a aplendiO dairy iand atock ' ranch. Owner la aomg t save from the state and baa offered tn .at a sacrifice. Price only $45 pe -acre. Will make terms. far ssliif $1000. mortgsge. S years at "MILLS & COPLEY v" Ij I81V State street $100 DOWN $10 PER MONTH WILL hay I seres ot tne es orcnaru ana ! berrv isoil eoutn ' Of oaiem, an enm- vated. : Price 1 250. W. H. Graban- horst A Co- 27S State St. tTAXTEP GOOD LOCATION FOB I hm ircMisrlH Will take a long ( lease. ! Add another nusiness concern ' . n MAA "V fio oaiem. raseraen. vrov" FARM 8 WOULD YOU BUY ONE IF good, and cheap. We have 108 farms ; , listed and amonat them are theae three wa ksuiw are cheao and good. 157 I- acres north of Salem, maia road, price $135 With machinery and stocx. IS aeraat ff snilea nartheaat. mostly tim- i ha, iriaa land: nriee $0200. terms. 110 acme aorthweat. S milea. $105 per acre. -t T iECKE A HENDRICKS " i ilJOS U. 8. Bank Bldg, . 1 1 i CAPABLE GIRL DESIRES HOU9E- ' work. -; Boa 1S4. Hubbard. Pro. saabiiiAAu m?.- -,v ' kernes aad choice tots, fir anu : ImaHwasMltas ; aliaaWWiS aawav, w. Arthur t. Peterson 229 Oregon Bldg. it SIT Ii-WPH TV FBJf!KEYa RR ADDI- , L.- .11 Va Price $1850 rash W. itf Grabenhorst A Co $75 State St. WHEN YOU INSURE WITH THE Me '. Minnriltla Co von ret your lire in i upibM at a minimum cost. Losses ' WkmlA .-nntl In VRU fullV OrOteCt- edt iStsndley A Fofev, agents. Bosh Bank .Bldg. Phone 847. MR SdUE REAL FARM BARGAINS j t jjA. Cr Bohrnstedt it 407 Masonic Temple Salem. Or. TITREEf ACRES WITH FIVE ROOM MgsierVv'eV one acre in atr.wber- rwm. Elaetrie liahta and eloae to carl line. I Price 94200. terms. v. rt Grabenhorst A Co. 375 State St. B0LDTEB TRACTS 19 ACRES MOST- ly lorsn. sad 7ouBg prunes, no build IS and. H-10 acres mostly logsns and vins ppn. SSOno 10 sers. good, small buildings. $5000 coma sogana. at acre, fair small buildings. $2750 4 acres, fair email bn.ld.nga, $3300. All that sIi-m are for sale on reagc-1 - eMe jterme or soldiers' loan Come In " Alao imsnv houses. - UBECKE A HENDRICK8 - - If. 205 U. S. Bank Bldg. FOR RAI.rS ROOM MODERN BUN galoWj firm ace. Dutch kitchen, wen bailti in. rarer, newly painted iaaide 1 aad oat. - essoo. IIU is.. . d. . : Phona K4lOtt KUI nutoa ui '"- Ml H Ststo U Pbone 53 l sia.50 per month. nn . . r,a m ansv ! IUW 4 W A CV i 'SUA a Dl er .01 stove, new: low qnarts inn. I lamna. lantern, kitchen tsble. $75 m taniai m j .1 "i Doofold. new. $45. J107S Marion St PRICED TO RFJ.L 22 ACRES. 14 CUL- , tlvaited, tlx too"' wortarn bungalow. i r e'-uric" lights aad water system, v 4'faalrii Price S6500. W. H. Graben- I hora Co, 873 State St. I "W A NTED 43 OOD COOK AND RELIA L t. hla i bouaekeeoer. Mast hsve referea .ees'i isnlv Immediately nefore it or a'ter 8:30 p.m. .944 if., Commercial THE OREGON STATESMAN. EMPLOYMENT PEHALB EXPERIENCED WOMAV WANTS housework or hotelwork. Phone 1592-J THOROUGHLY EXPERIENCED COR. setiere and ready to wMr woman wants position. Phone 1424 R ! WANTED LADIES CAN YOU SELL TOtt ran after yon are trained in our system. Free training and a position ran both be Tours if von . w. want two salesladies who are not afraid to work. 212 Oreiron Rid htAXX BOY 17 YEARS OLD WANTS PLACE 10 wora lor hoard and room while at tending achool. Phone 49F23. WANTED EXEROETlc TOL'NO MAS who has bad exptriraee telling life insnrsace. atorka or dtrrtiia lfit la able to devote hi entira time and bo ambitious for advancement. Must have the courage to preaent business proposition to merchants and profes atonal man. Answer in your own hand writing, stating aga, educational quali fications, experience aa solicitor, etc. Adireaa "I No 31." Htateaman office MALE ANT) T SHALE WANTED MEN AND WOMEN TO taka farm paper aubicriotiona. A rood proposition to the right people. Address ma racine Homestead, Btataemaa Bldg aim. wee PERSONAL GET MARRIED BEST MATRIMONIAL paper puDiianea. rree tor stamp, cor respondent. Toledo. Ohio. Toft sale FA KM PAPER IF YOU WANT TO GET THE BEST farm paper, aend 1 5 to the Pacific tlomeatead. Salem. Oregon, for a three montha' trial lubscriptioni. Mention tnia ad CANARY BIRDS FOR SALE CANARY BIRDS AXD pedigreed white Scotch collie pups. Mra. E. A. Bennett, phone 1280. ST. AXDREASBERG ROLLERS THE canary with a musical education. The world's aweetest ainger; new ahipment. K. B. Flake, Birda and Elowera, 273 State. POULTRY POULTRYMEN 8EKTJ EIGHT TWO cent atampa for apecial three montha' trial for the beat and oldeat journal in the weat. The articlea and adver- tlaements are of special interest to the Sou i try breedera of the nortnweat. orthweat Poultry Journal. 211 Com mercial St.. Halero. Oreron. MISCELLANEOUS a D-pi r a nn tvrorn pnnvr av . - CEDARLINED TRUNKS BEST KNOWN makee. Max O. Buren, 179 N. Com'l. COXGOLEUM GOLD SEAL RUGS AND Carpet. Max O. Buren. 179 N. Com'l. FOR SALE MOVING PICTURE MACH ine. Complete. Cheap for cash. 404 FerTy St. FOR SALE CHOICE CLOVER HAY. potatoes, all kinds of mill feed. 254 8. Liberty street. Phone 008. CARROTS $8 PER TON. ONIONS $1.50 Back. 2 miles east of Brooks. , Bring tscki. W. L. Gaikell. FOR SALE OLD NEWSPAPERS, 10 cents a bundle. Circulation department. Oregon BtsteicaiB. LEATHER HANDBAGS, LEATHER lined. $0.75 and up. Max O. tturen, 179 N. Com'l GOAT MEAT GOOD AND Y0UNQ. Price reaaonable, delivered. South Salem Market... Phoaa 780. 8ENATI0NAL REDUCTIONS IN HAND loggage an trunks. Mil 0. Buren, 179 H. Coa" THE HOUSB OF HALF a MILLION ana one oargams. no ouy, sen or exchange anything sad everything In the line of Junk or second hand goods. Sea us before yon bny or sell. Stein bock Junk Co Remember the place, 402 N Commercial St. Phona 523. THE WESTERN SONGSTER SCHOOL AND COMMUNITY SINGING Aa especially good selection of the songs yon nave Been wanting, witn woras ana music complete. No matter how many songbooks yon have, yoa should have this one, containing the Oregon songs. Prices: Single copies, 25e; 16 cents each in lota of a down or more; $12.50 the hundred, postpaid. 8eeond edition printed since September. VKbUUXV luintsa avnini.1 jLgclnlnercl,l St- aUm- Ttt WOOD FOR BIG FIR, SECOND GROWTH OAK Of ass vuvu. A uvu, is a. OAK WOOD. $8; LARGE SECOND growth fir. $6.50; mill wood. $2.50. Phone 108F3. FOR 8 ALE ASH WOOD. $4.60 per core banked out on gravel road. Oft milea from Salem. Phone 63F12. DRY, OLD GROWTH 1 IN. HR, $8 4 ft. seconc growtn, fo.au. raene 1467. FOR SALE BEST GRADE MILL WOOD maple, second growth aad old fir, 4 ft. or 18 in. Fred E. Wells. Phone 1543. 805 S. Church. ,, Tvvnr Bf.au ivn mill WOOD jr"X" . i Dry planer weed. $3.50 per load. Tracy Wood Co. Phone 520. DRY WOOD FOR SALE BIO SECOND growth fir, $8.50 lo-mcn; large second growth, $7.50 and $7.75; Old nr. lour iee, w ' . x - m i. ww, vmm $8 and $9. Armstrong Transfer. Phone 195. Stand. State and ntgn. FOR RENT APARTMENTS FURNISHED APARTMENTS FOR RENT 447 Center. FOR RENT NICELY FURNISHED 818 N. Commercial. apartment. APARTMENT FOR RENT 899 NORTH Commercial. FOR RENT MODERN FURNISHED apartment, including lights ana water. Phone 1524. 555 Marion. ROOM AND BOARD FOR RENT ROOM '"TH BOARD, Home orivilegea. Call 624 . Cap- I ftol. ROOMS CLEAN, NEAT SLEEPING ROOMS, $3 to as.ou per we. v h The Leonard Hotel, S54 N. Front. Phone lsor FOB RENT SUITE OF TWO LARGE rooms with private Data, win do vac ated oooa. Also separate room. The Alexandria, 1030 Chemekete St. Phoae 1880. FOR RENT ROOM FOR GENTLEMAN la modern home aad eenirsuy mcatea Pleaae give aaase aad address, E, ear Stateemaa HOUSES I Hooae on pavement, well located, at I - 0. -'.i ... sn .n! ... ,30. x - - - . Square Deal to. Phoae 470 WANTED MISCELLANEOUS WANTED. TO RENT SMALT. FARM close to Balem. Bo 140, falls cuj. SALEM, OREGON WANTED mSCEXXAKEOUS WANTED FURNITURE, TOOLS, ETC. Phone 511. WANTED EVERYTHING IX tlARD- ware and furniture.' Bet prices p-i.d THE CAPITAL 'IIARDW AKt FLRNITI'RE CO. I 28.i X Commercial St. I'hone 947, WANTED FLRXITURE, TOOLS, MA chmery. atock. etc. Will bay for cash or s-li commission, phono 511. Woodry, the Auctioneer. OLD MATTRESSES'-. MADE OVER apitai CUT Heddina to Phoue II. BUSINESS CARDS AUCTIONEER AUCTIONEER F. Nl WOODRY. THE livestock, furniture, r-ml estate mr ttoneer. Pbune 511 for aale date. Rea. 1610 N. Rummer. Auto Directory STORAGE OARAQE TRACY'S STORAGE GARAGE 544 Ferry atreet. AUTO TOPS AUTO TOPS V C. WRIGHT. 171 South High. WORK AUTO TOP UPHOLSTERY guaranteeed. 653 booth 12th. 1126. - rune I TIRES AND ACCESSORIES 8MITH-W ATKINS, 147 NORTH HIGH. Fiak, Silverton Cord, Hood extra ply tireae. Everything lor auto. BATTERY AND ELECTRICIAN AUTO ELECTRICIAN; EXPERT TROU hie shooting. 21a X. High. I'hone 203. PRESTO LITE BATTERY SERVICE ataiion. Expert battery and electrical work. Farris Broa. Phone 1803. 418 Conrt. PAINTING RUSH THE AUTO PAINTER, an 6 Mill atreet. 12TH OARAQE AND REPAIR AUTO REPAIR SHOP L. MILLER. 245 Center. Phone 89o. FENDERS ROLLED NOT HAMMERED. Salem Auto Radiator - Shop. 198 S. 12th atreet. HOFFMAN & ZOSEL TIRE REPAIR ing. vulcanising, retreading ; !97 buath Commercial atreet. Phone 471. CAPITAL GARAGE BUICK. STUDE baker repairing. 178 South Liberty, Phone 88. USES CARS FOR SALE 1917 ' 5 PASSENGER light car, good coudition, good tires, 9150. Merchants Delivery, 554 Ferry street. FORD FOR SALE LATE MODEL ROAD ater. with new body and tires. $:175. 1919 Ford, $155. 20 model like new. $345. Huffman . Motor Sales. State and Front atreeta. FOR SALE OR TRADE RE0 TRUCK. 1921 model, perfect condition. Will trade for real estate, produce or will aell on eaay terma. Thia ia an excep tionally good buy. It you want a taal good bargain apply immediately. Phone or call. The People's Cash Store. RADIATOR SHOPS J. C. BAIR, RADIATORS, FENDERS. Bodies repaired. 444 Ferry. CARPENTER CARPENTERS' WAGE REDUCTION Now you can afford to do that contem plated building. Will furnish first class carpenters at $5.50 per day. No Job too large or too small. R. W. Mclntire, contractor, 810 S. Winter street. CLEANING PRESSING CLEANING. PRESSING DONE TO YOUR sstisfsction. Called' for and delivered The Toggery. 1875 State. Phone 842. BEAUTY PARLORS NOW OPERATING MODEL BEAUTY Parlor, 110 North Commercial Satreet. Phone 958. CHXNESB PHYSICIAN DR, L. M. HUM CURES, ANY KNOWN disease. 158 8, High St.. phone 283. DRUG STORES BREWER DRUG CO. Phone 184. 405 COURT FINANCIAL MONEY TO LOAN ON FARM LAND. L. A. Hayford, 305 State atreet. MONEY TO LOAN ON CITY OR FARM property. For quick service see Jos eph Barber A Son, 2C0 Gray Bldg. MARION POLK COUNTY FARM LOAN association has money to loan at six percent. W. D. Smith, secretary-treaa-urer. 303 Salem Bank of Commerce. MONEY TO LOAN I CAN GET YOU a government farm loan or a loan on any good chattel or real estate security Or insure your buildings; or .can sell your real estate if priced right. It yon want to sail see me. John II Scott. 228 Ore. Bldg ELECTRICIANS SECURE MY FIGURES ON WIRING By contract by hour. At pre war prices. It. w ttaten. pnone nn w. FURNITURE STORES FRANK F. RICHTER NEW. 8ECOND hand furniture. 349 X. Commercial Phone 452. FURNITURE HOSPITAL FURNITURE REPAIRED OR MADE TO order. Refinishing and upholstering a specialty. Phone 1742. Brown and Oroves, 1201 rtoutn commercial. GREENHOUSES PORCH BOXES BEDDING PLANT? for aale. Smith s, 301 Aorta Commer , eial. INSURANCE MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE INSURANCE company. J. C. Batch, agent, room 5. McCornsck Bldg. Pbone 98. HOTELS CHERRY CITY HOTEL ROOMS ARD board. Loach counter. Opposite V K. Depot. State ana High. Ladies' Wearing Apparel CORSETS MRS. ESCH AGENT FOR PRINCESS Corsets. Phone 1043 R, 891 8. 12th FANCY WORK NEEDLEWORK' AXD EMBRODERY shop. Jessie McCnne. Tsllmaa'a Piano Store. 121 Sonth Comtnerciat DRESSMAKING WANTED PLAIN SEWING AXD HAND work. Call 631 R. LA CLASIdUE flOWS SHOP EXCLUS hre models. . Expert designing. 331 Vt State. CARRIE FISHER DRESSMAKING designing. Spencer corsets to order 2 McCornsck Bldg. DRESSMAKING TAILORING. Goodwin. . 445 N. Commercial. MRS. MRS. C. JEPSON Oak. Phone 929. MODISTE; 256: THE ADSITT8 ARE PREPARED TO . do any aad all kinds of ladies' tailor ing, for old and new customers. 852 N. 12th St. Phona 2085-R, BUSINESS CARDS MUSICAL FRANKLIN LAUXER PIANO, 17th. Phone 1008 W. 268 N. MRS. HENRY LEE PIANO. 1321 X. 'ap:tol i'lioae lolT W. LAI R A GRANT VlAVO a'HWtl. credits turn. 3i6 N. High. 1'i.ooe 1971 W. iMINNETTA M AUERS VOC AL. DERo Bidg. r'riday afternoon. Saturday. LENA BELLE TARTAR VOCAL IX struetion. Phone :s:i4. DOROTHY PEA WE PIANO. North Winter. I'hone 34' J. X EI. LI E ML'LKEY fcTONF. PIAXO 373 i-ei,l.e Phone 731 W. A 1.1.1 K CHANDLER PIANO. 2il North Cottage. Phone 82S-W. BEATRICE SH ELTON" PIANO STLDIO m: Marton. Phune 12WU. LILLIAN HARTSHORN PIANO. North Church. Phone 178. 394 T. 8. ROBERTS PIANO. ORGAN. 270 South 14th. Phone 79. DAN . F. LAXGENBERO, VOCAL Derby Bldg. Phona 2079. LENA WATERS -Phone 1134M. PIANO. 1472 Mill ;w01.L:E STYLES VOICE, PIANO. 859 i cnter. I'hone 2016 R. ijULIA MILLS WEI GEL PIANO, 1560 South Church. Phone 1391 R. LUCILE ROSS -North Liberty. PIAXO, ORGAN. 498 Phone 1187 W. MATT IE GILBERT STRING INSTRU menu. 1572 State. Phne 1156 R. RAG AND JAZZ PIAXO PLAYING 12 lesaona guaranteed. Waterman ay tem. F. B. Clark. Mgr., 444 State. MISS MABLE SHEPHERD PIANO . ). i v ' flayer; aancee. ail owaaiuue. ' .iberty. BERTHA JUNK DARBY. AUTHORIZED ' teacher, Godowiky Progressive Series. Piano. 679 North Cottage. Phoae 1950-W. WESTERN C'JSofcrtVATORY OF MUS ic of Chicago. Frank E. Churchill, rep resentative. Diplomas granted. Odo Fellowa' Bldg. SALEM CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC All branches taught, diplomat granted. John R. Sitea. director. 1237 Court. Phone C26. TUNERS WENDELL HELM TUNING. REPAIR ing. Phone 983. JACK MULLIGAN PIANO TUNER; Moore-Dunn C. Repreaentative of Sherman Clay A Co. Phone 508. EDWARD WELP EXPERIENCED piano' tuner. Leave ordera Will's Music Store. TALLMAN PIANO REPAIR SHOP Tuning, refiniabing. rebuilding; player piano expert. Phone 1059. 121 South Commercial. PIANOS SHERMAN CLAY A CO PIANOS, STEIN waya, Duo-Art, and others. ' Moore Dunn Music Store. Masonic Temple. PHONOGRAPHS STRADIVARI PHONOGrtAPH KNOWN tor tone. Retailing at factory price. Room 7, Patton Block. $250 PATHE PHONOGRAPH THAT IS slightly shop worn and faO worth of records on sale for $150. Small pay ment down, $10 per month placet this instrument in your home. H. LI Stiff Furniture Co. MUSIC STORES GEO. C. WILL PIANOS, PHONO- grophs, sewing machinea. aheet muaic. and piano studies. Repairing phono graphs and sewing mschines. 432 Stste, Salem. DANCING WHITE DANCING ACADEMY MRS R L White, principal Phone 273-J DRESSMAKING MRS. VARTT. DESIGNER AXD MAKER Ladies' suits snd gowus. Over Mil ler's Store. MESDAMES 8COTT A CHASE DRESS mskers. 219 Stste St. Phone 937. MAUD SIMONS, DRESSMAKER 1710 Bellevue St. RUTH MeADAMS DRESSMAKER, 756 South 12th. Phone 1824-M. MXLLXNERY HATS FROM $1 UP MRS. C. A Grimm. 510 Court St. HEMSTITCHING MRS C. E. MILLER HEMSTITCHING 1515 X. Commercial. Pbone 1352 W. SALEM ELITE HEMSTITCHING pleating, buttons, stamping and needle work. 329 Oregon Bldg. I'hone 3- MRS.- BRECKENRIDGE HEMSTITCH ing, mail orders solicited. 175 S. 19th Pbone 174 M. MRS. F. E. MULL HEMSTITCHING, stsmping. brsiding. hand embroidery buttons. Room 10, over Miller's store. Phone 117. PLEATING MRS. HILDEBRAXD PLEATING. 390 Sorth 24th. Phone 798-M1. MEDICAL MOUNTAIN BALM COUGH REMEDY Phone 517-W. LAUNDRIES SALEM LAUNDRY COMPANY. 136 S Liberty atreet. Phone 25. Oldeat largest best. Established 1889. rAPITAL CITY STEAM LAUNDRY Quality work, prompt service. 1264 Broadway Phone 165. PERIODICALS MISS GOODHUE TAKES SUBSCRIP tiona for all magaxinea. 251 S. 17th atreet. Phono 741-M. PAINTING CONTRACTORS ENDURANCE." A PAINT YOU CAN rely on. Max O. Buren. 179 N. Com I PAINTING AXD DECORATING HIGH rlaaa work for particular people. L. D Brandon, contractor. 865 North High Phone 645 J. IVORY ENAMELS PAINTS AND HIGH rrade varnishes. Max O. Buren, 179 N. Com'l. AUBREY H. CLARK PAINTING, PAP erhanging, kalsomining. Work guar anteed. Terms reaaonable. Phoa 2085-J. 1464 Ferry- PERFUME AND TOILET ARTICLES CALIFORNIA PERFUME CO. EX tracta. toilet articles. Mrs. Moyer, 17f Sonth 23rd Phone 1234. NURSERY STOCK GOOSEBERRIES AXD FEW PRUNE trees left. Willamette Valley Nuraery Route 7. phone 105F5. FRUITLAND NURSERY SALES YARD back of office, 540 State street. Phone 1140-M. COMPLETE LINE TREES SMALL fruits, ornamentals. Cspital City Nor sery Co.. 426 Oregon Bldg. Phone 75 CHOICE STRAWBERRY PLANTS, ANY quantity. Ettersburg No. 121. No. 80. Gold Dollar, New Oregon. Everbear . ing. Treble. Wilaon. Ward K. Rich ardsoa. 2395 Front. . PRIVATE HOSPITALS PRIVATE MATERNITY HOSPITAL, 1S47 North Front St. Mrs. J. P. fttin. . BUSINESS CARDS FLUMBISQ PLUMBING 75e PER HOUR. PHONE 9S0-M. PLl MR NG REPAIRING AND COIL wurk. Phone 1-IH7J. Shop. li!7 Union lr--et. A. L. i.odfrer NORTHWESTERN ' PIPE to WHOLE le and reuil pluuibtt.g ipplie. 2li V Comrr.er-ia! Phone 179 PEIXTDJG WEDDING IXVITATtONS ASDt ...uunncementv ee Bertelaon, printer SIOSS IN Ion sit.N co SIGNS WITH KICK Showcard, that talk. 424 X. Com me r -ial Phone 546 RXSTAURAST8 HI B RESTAURANT MOST REASON able prtcea. Joiinaon Barry. 159 S High. SAVE MONEY BY EATING AT RES tai rant upalair. lsj Suuth Cotnmer rial. NOODLE PARLORS BIN SIN NOODLE HOUSE. 1b9 S Liberty. IVA HONG NOODLE HOUSE. 1 r'errv. 439 SHOE REPAIRING WILLIAM S SHOE SHOP 195 SOUTH; Hieh. ! SECOND HAND GOODS HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR SECOND hand clothing and shore. Also do I cleaning, peaning and repairing. Call! and deliver Capita! Exchange. '- North Commercial. Phone 1308 W. . I WE BUY AND SELL SECOND HAND goods of all kinds, pipe fittings, har ness, collars, collar pads, tools and chains. Fred Schindler. 258 Cuitet Street TAILORS FRANK PALM MERCHANT TAILOR, 211 S. High and Ferry. I SCAVENGERS SALEM SCAVENGERS GARBAGE. RE fuse of all kinda removed. Cesspools cleaned. Phone 167. STUDIOS DE LUXE STUDIO SOMETHING DIP ferent in photography. 147 X. Com'l. STOVES STOVE REPAIRING STOVES REBUILT AND REPAIRED 40 years .experience. Depot National fence, aixea '-6 to 28 inches high. Paints, oil and varisbea. etc., logan berry and nop hovks. Sslem Fence and Stove Works. 250 Court street Phone 124. MASSAGE A EXERCISES MASSAGE AXD EXERCISES GET RID of dead tissues, unnecessary flesh, Congestions, Inflammation; help Bow els, Kidneys and Liver to function right by taking treatments at the Swedish Institute, 302 Oregon Bldg Phone 558. TRANSFER HAULING TRANSFERRING DONE $1.25 PER hour. Armstrong Tranafer. Pbone 195. Stand, State and High. CAPITAL CITY TRANSFER CO. 226 State St. Phone 933. Distributing, forwarding and storage our specialty. Get our rates. TAXI DIREOrOBY LA SHAM TAXI COMPANY PHOXE 540. THE OREGON TAXI TRANSFER COH Liberty A Ferry. Phone 77. Dry. slab 16-inch wood for aale. TRANSPORTATION SALEM SILVERTON STAGE l.eavea Leavea Salem Silverton O. E. Depot Newa Stand 7:00 a.m. a: 13 a.m. 1 1 :00 a.m. 1 :00 p.m 5:00 p-m 6:15 p.m SALEM INDEPENDENCE MONMOUTH STAGE Leave Salem, O. E. Depot 7:00 a.m. 11:00 a.m., 5:00 p m. Leave Monmouth Hotel 8:15 a.m.. 1:00 p.m, 6:15 p.m. Leave Independenc e Hotel 8:30 a.m., 1:15 p.m, 6:30 p.m. Special trips by appointment. Seven passenger csr for hire. J. W. PARKER, Prop. Ics. Phone 615-J. Business phone VIA VI HOME REMEDIES VIAVI CITY MANAGER MRS. FOOR, 831 Hotel Msrion. WOOD SAWS )ITY AND COUNTRY WOOD SAWING. Phone 2046. Fisher Bros. WALL PAPERS ROOMS PAPERED INCLUDING NIFTY cutout border, $6.65. Phone 1202 W The Dells. OUR WALLPAPERS ARE A 8EXSA tion in low prices. Msx O. Buren. 179 X. Com'l. WAREHOUSES PUBLIC WAREHOUSE FRONT AND FerTy. Stores everything except ex plosives. Apply Fry's Drug Store. WATER SALEM WATER. LIGHT A POWER CO Office, 301 South Com'l St. Ten per cent discount on domestic flat rates paid in advance. No deductions fot absence or sny cause unless water i shut off your premises. PROFFESIONAL CHIROPODISTS V. J. FOSTER CORN DOCTOR. 322 State St. Patton Bldg. Pbone 957. XRN3 AND CALLOUSES REMOVED without pain. Appliances from indi vidual impression. Dr. Tatro, Maaonic BlCg. Phone 442 OPTICIANS POMEROY A KEEXE JEWELERS ANT Optometrists. 384 State. J LASSES FITTED BY DR. L. R. BUR dette at the Bow Optical Company, 325 State street, opposite La (id and Hush Hank. CHIROPRACTORS DR. O. L. SCOTT. P.8.C CHIROPRAC tor, 309-12 U. S. Bank Bidg. Phone 87; res. 828 R. CHIROPRACTORS DRS. BRADFORD and Bradford: graduates and post grsduatea of the first chartered achoo of Chiropractors in the world. Ten years in practice. Consultation anC examination free. Phone 526 Rootr Sl frreron Bldg. OSTEOPATH! CP HTSICIANS DRS. WHITE AND MARSHALL. 50t U. 8. Bsnk Bldg. DR. W. L. MERCER. OSTEOPATHIC PhTsician and surgeon. Kirksville graduate 404 405 U. S. National Ban!. Bldg. Phone, office. 919: res 614 DR JOHN L. LYNCH OSTEOPATHIC Physician and aurgeon. 403 404 ore ron Bldg. Phones, office, 1394; res RF5 LODGE DIRECTORY UNITED SPANISH WAR VETERANS Csmo 5. Arrrorv. First third Mondays Classified Ads. in The Statesman Bring Results FRIDAY MORNING. REAL ESTATE 350 OR MORE IX)WX WILL Bl'Y good 5 room bucgalow. modem ex rept baaen.ect : 2 large iota, bam, abua dance of fruit, on good atreet tort a Bargain pri-e 12100 S. R. PEARSON 210 211 U S Bank Bldg JUST LISTED A tix room plaa'.ered hone, aemi modern on fina lot. eoaTen.eot to achools rhurrhea. rar line. etc. t2'0O for ahort time: $-(K Juwn anJ balance monthly l.ko rent. I ay thia ia a gbOd tDT William Fleming 341 State .t,t CANADIAN FARM VXrHA;CE. 1 have aooie fiiel'eoi Canadian wheat fartna and racrhea for exchange, torn, locked and ruippea, free o( inmm brance: tome with amall incumbrance 040 arrea and up. I have had 15 yeara experience operating and dealing with Canadian land Now ia the lime to get it worth the money. Let me gie ou particulars. 817 Lewia Bldg Portland. W. G. Ida. 9 35-100 ACRES LEVEL LAND. ALL IN cultivation and fenced; watered by well and pump, no houae; hat barn. 2ox26 and garage; ia only one mile to Salem and achool. on guod graveled r.oa'', and I a good place for the pri. e. J l '.uti, cash to handle 2ioo. L. A. HAYF0RD 305 State St. I $12.500 dairymen, this is a kARE opportunity. or sale. 160 acrea, 4 miles out of Newport, 4 miles out -of Toledo. State highway through it. 85 acres creek bottom land under cultiv alien. 9 room l.oue, good barn, 13 cows. 4 yearlings, 1 bull, few hos 4 hurtet.: all implements for haying and farming and various necessities cot mentioned. The owner of thia land de scribe).' is retiring. He has made him self ii.dt pendently wealthy enough to get on easy street. A man that wants a good farm where he can get to mar ket in 30 minutes, will not pasa this buy up. It's one of the best in Lincoln county. Part cash and part terma. Write Lester Martin, Xewaort. Oregon FOR SALE Nice 22 acres tract with gooJ buildings, on good road, telephone and R P.O. All in cultivation, tor quick sale price $6300. Nice improved 24 acre trsct with set buildings, some fruit, all in cultivation Price S40OO. Will take soldiers' loan. We male a specialty of exchanges: If you a ant to sell, buv or trade see H, L. MARSTERS 212 Gray Bldg. Pbone 907 RANCH FOR CITY PROPERTY. OR what have you. Bargain in 6 room house, easy terms. Good cur wanted on good home In Si letn. Money to losn. We write fire insurance Joseph Barber & Son 200 Gray Bldg. THIS EIGHT ROOM HOUSE MUST BE looked into if you need a beautiful home and lota of fruit for your fainitv at once At $5250 Gertrude J. M. Page. 492 N. Cottage St, NON RESIDENT OF OREGON" OFFERS to sell for $2000 5 acres in city Inn its south Salem, 3 blocks off High street. A real opportunity. R. A. Mohney, 209 Oregon Bldg. 'ML HOME BUYElV-OOa CAN BUY A 6 room bungalow less than a year old for $500 lcaa than 1 waa offered for it nine montha ago. Haa basement. Dutch kitchen, closets and sleeping porch. $1000 will handle it. See it today. 125.LeffeIle. I ITY HOUSES CITY LOTS. BUNG A lows, small snd large acreage, close in and- far out; exchsnires in city and country. Brown A Msgee, over Bni ick's store. State and Commercial. Phona 559. GOOD BUYS 10 acre tract. 1 acre strawberries, six acrea logsns. rock road, close to achool. and paved highway. Price $2750. 8 lots containing nearly one acre, close to car line and paved road. Price $600, $50 down, balance $10 per month 6 percent interest. 4 acres located leas than half mile from car line and paved road, aightly Iocs tion. Price $2250. easy terma. 12 acre tract. 5 acres of besring prunes, 4 seres prunes set Inst yesr. 2 acres logana. some gooseberries. Price $0000. 10 seres of fine tree and berry soil. wen aramed. rock road close to school! price $1250, eaay terma. 6 percent interest. 6 room modern bungalow, Price $3750 r ine east front lot on south Commer cial street. Price $850. If you are looking to buy, trade or sell W.' H, Grabenhorst & Co, i75 Stale St. U. 8. Bank Bldg WANTED to exchange, 6 room house and 2 lots and some cash for rooming house. 3500, modern house to trade for smsll trsct, not over 5 miles from Salem. Wanted to trade, good bouse for smal! tract, muat be in Polk county. 2 good cars to trade for bouse. THOMASON 3311, State: St. Wood's Bargains Nifty new bungalow, with cement base ment and built-in fixtures, close in with furniture; immediate possession db(M, easy terms. Fine seven roorr bungalow, two lot and garage, east Salem, $4000. 10 room good house large lot close in $5a00. 12 roou house, corner lot. cloe in $6000. Kent ed $65 per month. 10 acres fine land. all under plow, close in. a snap at $200 per acre. Gooc farm. $H0 rcr acre. Bnsiness property to trade for farm. House to rent, close in. r L. Wood. 341 State St. FOR SALE TWO LOTS IN' GRABEN horst fruit tract, consisting of 13 acres. Four miles south of Salem Price $20O an acre. Terms. See Krueger. 209 Oregon Bldg. FOR EXCHANGE NEW MODERN SIX Portland. Rose Citv Dark district. for Salem residence property, by owner. Phone 1286. Wheat Price Averages Some Lower in Chicago CHICAGO. Jan. 26. Enlarged movement of the new wheat crop in Argentina had a tendency Is make the pr.ee of wheat average t little lower today.. Closing qu'- at'ons were unsettled, at c ne' decline to c advance, with May $1.1474 to $1.15 and July $1.02 o $1.02. Corn finished H to i.4c at c down, and oats off H to Uc. In provisions the out come was unchanged to 1" c?nt lower. With adTiees at hand that Ar -rentin farmers were offerin? wheat freely and that pr'ces both at Buenos Aires and Liverpoo1 showed a setback, wheat hero gave evidence from the outset that the buyers were at a-disad vantage. FRUIT NEW YORK.. Jan. 26. Evap- nrnterl annlea nnlet- nrtinea. 11 n settled; apricots and peaches. firm. JANUARY 27. 1922 POOLS id opposmoi. Effort to Advance Price of Speculative Issues Proves to Be Difficult NEW YORK. Jan. 26 Pools encountered determined opposi tion today in thsir further tfforU to advance prices ot speculative issue. Profit taking and bearish pressure, combined to effect re versals of two to five pointP. the reaction incidentally uncovering many 'stop loss" orders. Leaders of the industrial and special groups, such as Davidson Chemical, Gulf States Steel and the various motors, oil, equip ment, sugar and miscellaneous issues fluctuatJd wildly and then closed for the mpst part at losses of 1 to 4 points, while rails were dull and mainly lower. Financial statements covering the f'nal quarter of last year were unfavorable in the main. Much of the heavy selling In the final hour followed the an nouncement that the Consolidated Gas company had postponed divi dend action pending the' outcome of litigation before the United States supreme court. The stock closed at a loss of po!nt3. Sales. S3.V000 shares. Call loans were firmer, open ing at 4 S per cent and closing at Mi, Money on time was in fair supily, Irregularities In the European ? tuation gave anotner setDacx to Gfrman marks. The rate was firm but most continental bills recede moderately. The" noteworthy feature of en larged dealings in government bonds was' the rise of victory 44s to the new high record of 100 30. Liberty issues were moderately lower and underlying railway bonds were frm to strong. In the French group recent losses among municipals were recorded. Total saL-s, par value, aggregated $1' .000. DAI II Y PKOlll'CK PORTLAND. Jan. 26 Flutter: Prints extras. 38c; cubes extras, 33c; prime firsts, 32c. Hutterfat. Portland delivery: I .no. I sour cream, .c. I Potatoes: Buying price, locals $1.25 at $1.30; selling price, $ 1 . T 0 at $1.75. STAYTON NEWS STAYTOX. Ore.. Jan. 2G. ilr. and Mrs. John Amort of - Shaw, pent Tuesday in Stayton. Mr. and .Mrs. George Morrow. lohn Leffler aud Jeff Biljeu were here from Scio Tuesday. Attorney V. A. Goode and It- Montgomery transacted legai business in Salem Tuesday. Jesse Hay of Lebanon spent a day or two in Stayton the first of the week. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Barto left Thursday for their home In Seat tle, after a two weeks visit at the J. T.i Kearns home. Ed Taylor of Mehama was a business visitor in Stayton one day this week. Mrs. E. T. Matthien spent sev eral days at the farm ,home of her daughter, Mrs. C. X. Forrette the irst of the week. Billy Humphrey, one of the fanners ol the Shaw neighbor aood, was a Stayton visitor Wed nesday. Joe Taylor, a former on route I, is reported seriously ill at tht famlly home. Mrs. William Follis is confined to her horn with an aggrevatel ase of grip. Mrs. Myrtle Haster of Salem irrived in Stayton Tuesday, called here by the illness of her sister, Mrs. Cora Barrett. C, A. Luthy went to Toledo vlonday for a few days business visit. Mrs. V. F. Foster entertained a party of friends Monday night with several tables at cards. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Barto of Seattle were honor guests. An ellegantl served luncheon was alo a feature f the evening's entertainment. Miss Crystal Shank, a popular young woman of Mt. Pleasant and ntone Minten. a young farmer of tha same neighborliood, were married at the Catholic church In Stayton Tuesday morning. Rev Father Lainck officiating. The ride was beautifuuly gowned and carried a fragrant bouquet of white fresias. After the ceremony an elaborate wedding breakfast was served at the home of the bride's mother, Mrs. Roxie Shank. O. C. Eksman of Klamath Falls, is in Stayton visiting triends. For a number of years Mr. Eksman conducted a furnU ture store in Stayton and is well inpwn to the people in this vicin ity. At present he is connected vith the state highway commis-i-ion and is located at Klamath Falls. Weather is No Bar to Those Who Like Hunting Although the month of Janu iry has been fairly chill, a num ber of resident hunter's licenses aave been issued. And even th"? .ain has not prevented the issuing of several combination hunters ind anglers' licenses. S ince January' 1. resident hun - , ,. ', . 1 i' licenses have been issued ters the following: E. G. Fuson. Aums- vllle; Jacob Schmidt. Shaw; hd ward Schmidt. Sublimity; H. C. Patton, Mill City. Combination hunters' and an glers' licenses have been issued to the following slnc January 1: B. H. Drager. Salem; S. M. Garri son, Salem: L. C. Bali. Turner: L-. D. Herrold. Salem; A..L. Ti- J tus, SaLnn; I. I. Robertson Tur George Schmidt. Shaw; S.1 P. Mathenv. Silverton and II. ! W Peters, Sublimitr. A resident hunters' license., or anKlers' Hcons costs $3, while a combinations hunters' and ant; lers license costs la. Cltil war veterans and those who were in the state prior to 1S59 aie not required to pay a license- fc. al though they must hae a ticeiis! if hunting or fishing. Thrift Program is Held By High School Students A one-act play given by . the Commercial dug an andress by Harold Aiken of the Capital Na tional bank were features of the observance of Thrift wk in a program given before the higtt school student body Wednesday. The program was a part of th Thrift week campaign which Is being conducted in the school all of this week. Florence Dell. Ruth Kuhn, Jewel Steele. Delbert Moor and Elbert Busselle composed the cast of the clever playlet emphasizing, th need of wise investment ! sound projects and the evasion ot the so-called wildcat schemes. Miss Slade of the commercial de partment coached the play which was given by the school Commer- 1 cial club. The noed of systematic savin? as a precaution against dependen cy in old age was emphasised by Mr. Aiken in his address to the students. GLaSS OF SILTS If Your Ilatck, Hart or Bladder Bothers Yob, Drlsdc Lots or Water When your kidneys hurt and your back feels sore, don't get scared and proceed to load your stomach with a lot of drugs that excite the kidneys and Irritate the entire urinary tract. Keep your kidneys clean like you keep your bowels clean, by flushing them with a mild, harmless salts which removes the body's urinous waste and stimulates them to their nor mal activity. The function of the kidneys Is to filter the blood. In 24 hours they strain from it 500 grains of acid and waste, so we can readily understand the vital importance ot keeping the kidneys active. Drink lots of water you can't drink too much; also get from any pharmacist about four ounces ot Jad Salts; take a tablespoonful in a glass of water before breakfast each morning for a few days and your kidneys will act fine. This famous salts is made from th . acid of grapes snd lemon Juice, combined with lithia, and has been , used for generations to clean and stimulate clogged kidneys; also to neutralize the acids In nrine sq it no longer is a source of irrita-. tion. thus ending bladder weak ness. ' Jad Salts Is Inexpensive; can not injure; makes a delightful ef- ; fervescent llthla-water drink which everyone should tske now and then to keep their kidneys clean and active. Try this, also keep up the water drinking, and no doubt you will wonder what became of your kidney trouble and backache. Adv. I SALEM MARKETS I 4 Prices quoted are wheseeaw asA art prices received by farason. Me total prices are gives Oata, milling, net, 4Se. Wheat No. 1. sacked. 92e. Oats, feed, 40e. Vetch snd ost hay. $11. Clover hay. $10 Ci 11. Mill run mill feed, $23.50. EOOS, BUTTER A BOTTRRPAt Eggs, 28c Q 80. Creamery butter, 40c. Butlerfat. 34c. . POTJtTRT Hens, light. 15e O 17. Hens, heavy. 20c 0 32. Chickens, spring, ie. Roosters, old.. Se 1o. PORK. KTJTT0X AJTD BRXf Hogs. 9c. " i i.smo. ec. a Top veal 15s Q 1SU. Pork, dressed.- ll4e. Steers, 6e tj $e. Bulls. 4c. ntxrrti . Bananas, ts. Lemons, $6. Navel oranges, $4.50 $6.00. Florida grapefruit, $0 O SIA0. California grape fruit, $4.00. Vegetables Eastern cranberries, $28. Sweet potstoes, 5c Sc. Potatoes. $1.50. Cabbage. lc. California loss a toes, tau, f $. Cucumbers, $2.00. Cauliflower. $2 Turnips, $2. Parsnips, $3. ' Oregon onions. 6e. 1 Carrots. $2. Head lettuce. $3.25 Q $3.. 5. Beets. $3 50. Celery, $t 40. DATES. rtOS, HOVXT Datee. 15o. .... Package datee, ease. $S.TS. Figs J3e. Comb hooey, esse. $6.25. Cocoanute, doxen. $1.50. Portland Buying Prlcea j EGGS, POtJXTRT, KEATS BUTTERFAT FIRM Vn 1 churning cream, 84 J $$e I.O.sV, Portlaad; Current receipts, 80e , pur.ets SO 0 tit , mixed colors. 8; white heaneries 88 . 35c, delivered. (These oaotstious are phas ed oa prices psid for the hulk of day t receipts by local Jobbers aad creameries P LIVE POULTRY SLOW flts commission) llesvy es. 22" dt 24c lb.: do light. 15 it 17e Ih.; old roosters. 10 lie .: docks, .oa. white Pekina, 25 0 28c; do colored. VI i 25c - r 20 22c DRESSED MEATS FIRM : (Leas commission) Choice light nogs, I2c d 124e; andereradea. 10 & He: ve-l ton grad . 16 6 17c; under grade 12 0 15e-. ef AV AJTD GSADf HAY STEADY. GOOD DEMAND i$ie a ton; Eastern Oregoa ""J1 ! 818 a ton: alfalfa. $14; clover. $11.50; I t'd ,eK. $15; straw. $8; eheat. 117 mi a si GRAIN FIRM fTrsck. Portland, ia car lots) Wheat, $1 06 tf $1 12. Coarse grain, oats $26. SO H $27: Eastern yellow eortt, $23.75 O $24 a ton; barley $28 50. ; . TRTJTT FRUIT STEADY Apples $1 3.6O a box; eTaaborrlee $8 a bos. rrlwivt(y VEGETABLES TIRM ' -... . . f s- $8 Q $6.50 ewt. Oregoa eabhaka 2 Ib.t 1 UB mwm Tjg, m frttawfaa CtASsdAgdV aa ' Um Ititeimi Strati.