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hi bmUi' ntnd, pt nso He
Mlaimna far any idTiniMMil, 86e
, . xoTtwicn xnnos t-
' rmn insurance society
.TbJetam, Roland BuYghardt
ru-side Agent 871 Bute St.
MONEY JO LpN
On Real Ertate '
T. K. FORD
(Orer Levdd Biuh Bank)
NEW TODAY
BLACK CAP RASP BE RET PLANTS
Chnaberland. Mr Brer. Plnra Tanner.
Amf a-natrtr. 28 for T eeata, daliv-
wara &. KtettarcMft. t
IlOO CASlt 10 MOXTOLT BUT8 A
10 ara tract, all In ealtiration, 7 sailaa
' eoata or 8alea. taiatoa ' and i Darby,
TWO APARTlfEXT BITES TOU CAS'T
aatch. ; $9,000 an 4 911,000, both larra
iroraara' with aTcrrthiaK, and build in g
bat will a boat carry Back Hendricka I
SOS U-S. Bank Bide.
HOUSEKEEPER WANTED EXPERI-
. aneo and . food reference oeaaaary.
Apply, at oaca, Jtoom o, iV Breymaa
USED FISCHER PIAXO MAHOGANY I
caaacrf 19Q. Call 5Q Court itftet.'::
SIX ROOM HOKE AND. LOTS FOB
2500. This at edre of town on ftna
atreet c1o to car and paTamenf. 91000
4a handla." Posaaaaioa in three weak.
Boeko Hendricka. 305 U. 8. Bank
Mrs. W. W. Williams, ronte 6, Salem.
WANTED . 6IRL TOR GENERAL I
- hoasaworavvPbonaT 15 1.(05 V. Lib-
LIGHT BRAHAMA HATCHIND EG0S -
Honth Hth.. Phone 1040-J.
SMALL' APARTMENT t HOUSE ' FOR
, kkla on excellent tarma. Thia will make
aroa rood bomo oad net TOO $85
- month. $7000 investment over ..all.
$2,000 will beadle Beeka Beadncka,
SOS U. 8. Bank Bide.
'UPRIGHT PJASO OAK 0A8B. GOOD
rendition. Cost paw $475. . Will take I
1S0 for ft.
This Is a bargain. . 450
Oourt street.
WANTED BOARDERS. PRXYATB FAMU
tiy. 4. 0. iiga t y rut ,
FOR RENT BEDROOM, HOME PRZYIf
legea. 68 M. mghT .....
FOR SALE, CHEAP SEW BLUE WOLF
far. 689 High. .. , 4
THAT LOT WHETHER TOU WAST A
300 or a 81500. we eaa show you
letter one for lose. $100 down bays
a real fine residence let sovth. Beeke
A Hendricks. 205 C. 8. Bank Bldg.
1 MASSAGE FOR ALL NERVOUS Dis
eases $86 North High, apartment 8.
Krenings and Sundays.
LOST ' TUESDAY NIGHT. BLACK
skunk scarf and light bine turban, bs
twees. Salem, and Oregon City. ;Findet
return to Statesman, iuwara.
WANTED 8PRINO. WAGOS WHEELS.
-piHNMt4BV. !V 'i vy ..-1
I HAYS CUSTOMERS WHO DESIRE
so -nnrehase homes. Call at once and
list your property with sad If yon desire
to soil 1 am pattmg on 'extra neip,
therefore can attend to your business
promptly. John H Scott, 228 Oregon
'. DBUUUII ... V -. 1
man grade player pianos 1
Standard makes, $385. Tallman Piano
Store, 121 8. Commercial.
FOR RENT THREE ROOM FURNISH-
ed apartment $05." ' Phono 902-w.
FOR SALE BRITISH QUEEN AND
Netted Gtra seed potatoes. .Phone
85F4. O. W. Fruit, Brooks,. Oregon.
WltT DENY YOURSELF TIRE INSCR-
ance and risk losing your all, when our
rates are so reasonable t Place your in-
auranea-with tia- -todaTl rttandley1-. A
Foley, agentai Buah Bank Bldg. Phone
7. -.., v-". M
SNAP 25 ACRES OF FIRST CLA83
land all cultivated ( 8 acres ia logans
with strawberries set between. ,14
... - - - . " 1
la cabbage; small house, good barn, I
em vnruii ir ,i ww t.vw(
half eaah, balance
payahie 9300
Ser
il-
rear. Ixkeated 7 milea east near.
verton:.Rd.. W. IL, Grabonhorst 4 Co.
JT5 State street.
MEN WANTEIWGOODa.VOSEY ALSO
city and county -represent at ires. , See
Mr. Nelsoa. SuiU, 2l,Eldridge loteL
FATRMOUNT HILIt THREE ROOM
bangalow and three lota, 50x150, each
. fine view. - Price $2000. W. H. Grab-
f anhorst Ce ,J7 Stat street.
HIGH GRADE. . STANDARD MAKE
.. Pianos. $225, teraka.- Tallman Piano
store, 121 8.CommerciaL
R.' L RED OnCK8 FRTDAT DELlV-
ery. $16 pes hundred. vMra. Frank
Barnett, roata, 4; gslem; ' Oregon.
.GOOD) .BUYS '
Fiva acres all cultivated. SUi acrea In
logins, nearlf 4 acre ot strawberries.
Located 6 milea out. Price 81800.
Fine IS acre home place on Gardm road
with 9 room bouse. ..Prico 310,000.
100 acre farm wtvv stock-and machinery;
all cultivated, buildings :" best 'of' soil-:
.- located south ot Independence. Price
$13,000: terms.
80 acres. 40 plow land, balance mostly
timber; email shack and garage, also
family fruit on place. Located 7
. suiiee south. Price 98,800. 4 Terms.
Real Estate and Fire lass ranee
W. Hi Urabenhorst & iiiSTSI
276 Bute Street -
Best Buys Exchanges
lv acrea, coops for 1000 bsaa, lVh ntUes
Flre
OUL 81100 eaah
15 acres timber, best of aoil, 4K' miles
eat. f z ww, ft eaaa.
15 acres. 6 cleared. 12, first growth fir.
saw 0 room house, arn, ooope, all
fenced. 1 wells. mUes out. $3250.
$1350 eaaou V f ,i .
20 acres, , all eultivated, good impreve-
snenta, woven wire fenced, at city
limits, exchange for acreage or resi-
deneo U Salem. $4,000. '
150 acres. 90 general cron. 10 prunes.
9 roam hoaaa, good; barst i miles south,
fine trait ranch possibility. Only $90
per acre, terms.
Want $1000 lose on 160 acrea improved
:: i S41 State
..-o,' .... NpWCSSIllTn
. Notice t$ hereby riven that the
partnerthlrnUtelF nbslstliirl be
tween us-;-the ttnderilgneri c-
Watson, K J. Kavanagri and Al-
ton, it. II ur ley, carrying on busi-
uesa as the Fnlrmount dairy, at
Salem, Oregon, was on, the 1.9th
dajH ot 'April.; 1J22J dissolved by
mntoal cortsent, and that the busi
ness In future will be carried on
hF the Said Alton TV TTnrlaw nlona
(who will pay and discharge 'all
debts and llabnitieay and Tecelre
. uivucji ya.jm.uiv- tOj IBS PXiU
lata firm). .- v. i " .: ,j
. i ALTON D. HTJLET,
- ; LC J. KAVANAGn,'
S 7. . r-a Qt .watson
THE OREGON STATESMAN,
:newtoday
BARGAIN SIX ROOJt HOUSE WITH
basement, modern; plumbing, - lights;
near echoot. Price $1300 rr sIt oo.
W. JL Orabcnberst uo, a isie
slreet -
t. EMPLOYMENT
KALE
EXPERIENCED SOIA-FOUNTAIN MaN
wsnteeVl Apply ra person to Andrew
h Kerr, Corrallis, Oregon.
I waittftj enxroetto : tocko ma
wm Ui u experience sailing lift
Insurance, stocks or advertising. Vast
be able, to devoto his entire tun and
v - . . . . ' . . . w .
- have the-eoaraxo . te or (ant basiaess
proposition ta merchants and profee
aioaal men. Answer in your own hand-
I r writing, stating age. educational quali-
- n cations, exper lenee-oe solicitor, etc
AaCrees "I-Mo. si." statesman office.
KX KALB AJTD TZXAXB
HELP WASTEI GOOD PAT, 8TEADY
work Drawer C38, -Dallas, Orejoa.
I WASTED HE3T ' AJTD "W0MEK TO
i tak farm paper nbtertptkana. A nod
sareu
Baton. Or. -
personal:
KASSAjQK AND KXZKCISE8 STEAK
i eabinrt, ladiaa only. Mr. Kat Brows,
Swedish cradoata. , ioa uratoa sicg,
naao ov. - -
"THE BLIMD MAX" Z AM SOMETIMES
i eaileo ixcaaia ox jay creat wteresi i"
window and poren tnnat. i oo carry
the beat window and porch abadea,
and dasiro very mock' to ' bia on an
f saw and replacement looav aiax v.
; Boran, 179 a. uonunareiak
GET MARRIED BEST . MATRIMONIAL
? Corrctpondent. Tolwlo, Onio. Mm'
FOR SALE
BABT BTOPXiXEB
1 1 TOSH BABT BUGGIES THE LIGHT.
i 1. L J T aAV aam aenlaia eftm A sawtaa n at 1
&UaAU ' BMUW )iMI bjh
meriu of Bturtia carriacM and aulkeyi
.Thar hero many. Max O.' Baran. 179
N. ooinmTiai.
XUSTZTESS OPPORTUNITIES
$500 PER MONTH TOD CAN MAKE
pauu per montn ana more acting as
territory- manager for eastern factory
manufacturing high class article.. Bus
iness aasr to handle, pleasant and dig
nified. Wo helo Ton to n-et started.
Investment t $500 and p depending J
on territory. Only high clasa men win
.. good references considered. For par
ticulars write "A-u, -ratateeman.
H TARK PAPER
UP TOU WANT, TO OET THE .BEST
fans paper, send, loo to- me-tactile
I It IIIWHIl.il. HW, V(1Vri IW m mmww
r.. aaontas , kiu npaenpuona. i meanest
this ad. - ,
OAS ART BIRDS
FOB SALS CANARY BIRDS AND
pedigreed white Boo tea eoUie pupa,
rkrs. S.. A. Baxnatt. 'oheno 1260.
LOVE
Te adrertiae new store. Cage
1 and supply list free. Import
od Rollers our specialty.
' - ' E.' B. FLAKE "
BIRDS
$S PAIR
278 State. Sslfm
CASPETS AND LINOLEUM
CORK CARPET PRODUCTS. AND COS
rolanm -are apeeiaiiie Bra to me iun
t ilt. Ask for" one each of our circulars
i entitled, -Permanent lanoieum. jrioors "
i'and "How to uare tor .lnoieum.--
I Max O. Buren. 179 N. Commercial.
KITCHEN CABINETS
VfrDonO AT.T. KNOWS THE KITCHEN
I cabinet game from A to . lie brought
I nt the VKT FIRST kieh elaaa kite a.
' len cabinet in America. The new Me-
Don gall ia a marvel. . Get my prices and
t tenue. Max O. Buren, 179 N. Com-
-merclal.
1
POULTRY
WHITE LEGHORN CHIX L214 CENTS
i hatching today. -W.-R.'. Baker, Phone
. ear. . .
FOR BALE 35 BUFF ORPINGTON IM
i ported hens; also 8 cockerels. Must
t DO sola dt rriaay., an. jmj swiuua,
route 7, box 117. j - .
EGGS FOR HATCHING ANCONAS.
The hens- that lay your errs. Slu
for setting of 15. .Pbons 617 or call
.1275 . Chnren. '
POULTRYMEN 8ENT EIGHT TWO-
eeat stamsa for tnecial three months
trial for the best and oldest Jeumal
la tho west, - The articles - and adver-
tlsementa. are of speeiaL.lntareat. to , tho
i poultry preeasrp 01 j tarn . anuvw.
Ijn.jet.i st- g, Oregon;
lasCXLLAKXOUS
FOR. SALE 8,000 POUND EXTRA
good team. R, 0. Shepard. Phone
j .83F14. . ' .
FOR SALE OLD NEWSPAPERS, 10
j eenta a bundle.- Cirenlatiosv departmeat,
1 Oregon Btateamaa. ' . V.
GLIDDEN'S LINOLEUM TARNISH AND
j Johnson's Floor 1 Wax. ' Ask uk. the
- parueuiar mania ana purposes ot eaoa.
I Max O., Buren, 4 17$ -K.-Commercial,
iBalam. 7. ;. ; . " '
RUG TRICES LOWER 1922 DESIGNS
colors and qualities art most gratifying.
nleta. - Max O Butts 179 N. Gam.
t merclal, Salem., ...... . - ?
THS HOUSE OF. BALF AC MDLXION
and eaa bargains. We bay, sou or
exchange-anytBiBff pad wrerythme'tn
1 the llxs of funk or second hand goods.
t eoe us Peiere you par or sell, btein-
pock rfunx tjo- tcemembor tna piaeu,
403 M. Oemmerelat en.' raone 533.
("Beautiful; Oregon 'Rose"
and eleven" other Oregon eongs, together
1 witn a line xeitectKra - or patriotic
songs, sacred pongs' and manf old-time
J lavorites
't ALL FOB 25e
(Soeeial nricaa'tn aoantitv lota)
eaoau-
Bend for
XL
, , Published br 1
edition.
OREGON TEACHERS M0NTHLT
218 8. Commercial St. Salem. Ore.
WOOD"
NICE DRY FOUR FOOT SECOND, FIR
wood, $6; 1$ inch, $7. ; Pboas 154,
ot after oiitee pours eaa. - "
OLD GROWTH 16 INCH. FIR $8
i ft tecond 1 frowth, - $0.00. ; i Pacne
FOR SALE BEST GRADE MILL WOOD
1 second growth; 4 ft, or 16 in. Fred
i E. Wells. Phone 1542. 805 S. Church
18 INCH SLAB AND MILL WOOD
ifS.bO per load. Dry planer weed.
$3.50 - per seed, ; Tracy ' Wood op.
Phono 580. . -r
F0R RENT
apartments
FOR RENT five-room unfurnish
fed apartment, dose, in: adults.. 465
.'Center. .. A-
FURNISHED APARTMENT TOR RENT
t Close in. sPaone ISIo-m. -
I for rent furnished apartment
I r two, with bath. Private entrance,
I Also garden. 1296 Marion street.
f"??8"?0-APAI
APARTMENT FOB RE3T 899 NORTH
OommerciaL w.. & v . . ,. ; .
MODERN FURNISHED APARTMENTS
'For rent. The Angelus. Phone 1524.
oaa junoa.
SALEM, OREGON
FOR RENT
SO0M1
FOB RENT UARGK FBONT BLEEPING
room. ST1 Jl. High St.
FOR RENT THREE UNFURNISHED
rooms and: garage. $20. 6i state
etre. inoao HS-R.
ARLIXGT0X HOTEL CLXAK. COST;
60s pp. 482 State.
sLtrsrPTsa. Eoxnrs -4- reasonable;
Light, beat, pbone, batb, garage, uen
tlented or r married ' raupie preferred.
t Board If desired. 2G3 S. Iiigh.
CLEAK. !EAT SLEEPING ROOMS. $
n PS &a am Anutmanta. $5
i Tb Leonard, HouL tM X . Front,
f Phono 1802.
HOME FOB BJENT FOB 6KNTL1VMAS
desirable roosa, in moderm noma wiu au
epsTcnieneeS. Plaaaa xItp name and
reference. Adlreaa "A3.? ear BUtea-
man.- .
HOTJSXS
FOR RENT OROf'E'KY AND C0NTEC
, tkinenr. 25 ner month. 87 Sooth
i 12th street. ' '
LOST AND FOUND
; TOUXD
FOUND A WAT TO KEEP LINOLEUM
! from erseking, bnckling and rorlinf np
Get my leaflet entitled "Permaaent
Linolenm Floora." Max O. Buren, 179
! ,N. Conuaerrial.
WANTED
, ICSCELXtABZOTTB
OLD MATTRBSSES MADS OYER
: Capital QRy Beddiag Co. t Phono
WANTED FURNITURE.
Pbons 611.
TOOLS. ETC.
ANTED EVEKTTtllNO IS HARD
' ware and fern it-ore. ' Best prices paid
THE CAPITAL HARD WARS
FURNITURE CO.
386 K. Commercial St. ' Phono $47
WANTED FURNITUrtK. TOOLS, MA--.
ehinery, stoek. ate. Will bny far eaah
or - salt on eommiagiea. Phono 611.
Wood ry. the Anctkmoer.
t BUSINESS CARDS
AUCTI0SXER
AUCTIONEER F. N. WOODRY. , THE
Urostoek,. furniture, peal patato ane
tkmoor. -'Phone 611 tor'aale dates.
Res. 18J0 N. 8trnrmer. ' '
Auto Directory
PAXBTIByt
RUSH THE AUTO PAINTER.
STATE
and Front streets.
AUTO TOP
AUTO - TOP UPHOLSTERY , WORK
gnarantsaacfc . a ponsa aataw t araswo
1126. '
RADIATOR SHOPS
O. BATR, RADIATORS, FENDERS.
Bodies repaired. , 444 Ferry.
USED CARS'
TO TRADE CHEVROLET BUG AND
8-speed Harley for light 'ear. Phone
evenings. 65F2.
$50 FOR QUICK SALE , JUST THE
thing for light delivery or Dag, Chev
rolet chassis, i See Colonel J. Olmsted,
, Salem Laundry Co, or call Oleson's
garage., t ' ' -
TIRES AMD AC0ESS0RXES
TOSSEAU CARPET RUNNING BOARD
linoleum; auto paint and enamel. Max
O. Buren, 179 N. ComniereiaX Salem.
RUNNING BOARD LINOLEUM, AUTO
carpet, auto enamel and paint. Atax
O. Buren, 179 N. Commercial.
10,000 MILE GUARANTEE AGAINST
stone pruuea. run euta ana piowouia.
Tho Hydto-Toron Tiro, for sale by Yew
Park store. 12th and Leslie, phone w
TRUCSB
FOR SALE OR TRADE REO TRUCK.
1WZ1 model, perfect eouditwa. Will
I trade for real . estate, produce or will
1 aall on easy terms. Thia ia su exeep-
ticnallv nnd huv. It vart want a rami
good bargain' apply Immediately. Phone
or call. The People's Oaah Store.
BATTERT AND ELECTRICIAN
AUTO ELECTRICIAN; EXPERT TROU-
bie shooting, sis S.t tugk. .Phone
PRESTO-LITE BATTERT SERVICE
station. Expert battery end electrical
worfc ,:f arris Bros. Phone 1808. 418
Court.
OARAGS AND BEPAZX
FENDERS ROLLED NOT HAMMERED.
BoJeot Auto Radiator Eaop. IS a.
; lth atreet. . . , .
CAPITAL GAKAGR BUICK, 8TUDE-
, baker repairing. , , 7$ Bopth Liberty,
'phone 88. !
ACETYLENE WELDING
WELDING AND BRAZING . IRON,
I steel, brass, aluminum, bring the piecea.
I 837 Court St, Phone 488. Oxo-Gaa
f Heating Co.- ;
BEAUTY PARLORS
NOW OPERATING MODEL BEAUTT
(Parlor, 110 North Commareial Sa treat.
Phone 956. - -
OARPESTER
CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER, PLANS
furnished free. B. W. Molntire. A40P
Tf. Church.
' CH2NESB PHY 81 CIAS
DR. L. M. HUM- CURES AST KNOWN
disease. ' 156 S. High Bt,' phono 288.
DRUG STORES
BREWER DRUG
CO. 406 COURT
Phono 184.
.XTNANCZAL -
MONET TO LOAN ON FARM LAND.
L. A. Hayford. 805 State atreet.
MARION-POLK OOUNTT FARM LOAN
: aasaeiatioa has money - to loaa at aix
percent. W. D. Smith, aoeretary-treaa-i
urer. 808 Salem Bank of Commerce.
WANTED
To .borrow. $1500 for three years. . Will
give first mortgage oa - I9f acrea oi
: t. THOMASON
'-State street
$200 DISCOUNT WILL BE ALLOWED
on an A-l $1300 6 seeoad mortgage.
. Has not quite four years to run. First
. mortgage federal loan. An -investor
1 wanting 10 interest should investi
"gate this.
" A. C. BOHRNSTEDT
407 Masonic Temple - Salem, Oregon
20 YEAR FARM LOANS OS RURAL
credit plan, p re-payment provisions al
f towed. Wa will fiuaaea von for a leas
' rata of interest than any firm on the
eoast.
Private monsy to loss ea either eity or
- country proptTty. - - "
.;. MARSTERS BROS.
' 411 Oregon 1dc. '"
EXECTRICIANS
SECURE MY FIGURES ON WIRING
I By contract, !, by boor. At pre-war
prices, it. W. Hatch, pboue 1203 J.
FOUNDRIES
SALEM IRON WORKS GRET IRON
, eastings..- drax -saw machiaea. eentri-
t fugal pomps, heavy machinery. Front
' nnd Statu streets. -
Read :- the Classified ; Ads.
" - - - rrTTTTTOTk V t rT VTTVr' 'A TrTT . Of 1 OOO ' .
BUSINESS CARDS
rUWTTTTRB ST0IXS
rRANK r. xicirr e x e w. bscokd
hand fnraitara, . MP tf. laamereiaJ
PboM 452. .
FURNITURE PRICES DOWsr IRON
beds, $; all steel bed springs, $5.40;
cotton raattrrsi.e, $8; oak dining
chairs, ft; all steel army eota, $3.50;
Max O. Buren, 179 . X. Commercial,
Salem.
Ladies' ; Wearing Apparel
FASCT WORK
NEEDLEWORK AKD EMBRODSRT
shop. Jeasie MeCnne. Tallman's
Piano Store. 131 Soath CommereiaL
DBJESXMAKTTfQ
CARRIE FISHES DRESSMAKING,
designing. Spencer eorseu to ordar.
2 MeCornaek Bide.
the ADsrrrs arb prepared to
do nay and all kinds of ladies' tailor
ing, for old and new customers. . 852
N. 12th St. Phone 2085-R.
WASTED PLATS SEWING AND HAND
work. Call 631-B.
FIRST CLASS DRESSMAKING FOR
particular people. Specialty on work
manship as well as prices. 107$ -Oak
St. Mrs. Lea A. Swoape. Telephone 981.
MXSDAME3, SCOTT CHASE DRESS-,
:makera. 31P State St. - Phone 937.
MAUD SIMONS, DRESSMAKER 1710
Belleme 8t,
HEM2TITCH1NO
HEMSTITCHING, 548 STATS ST. tlX
Iger Sewing Machine Co.
SALEM ELITE HEMSTITCHING.
; pleating, buttons, stamping and noedlo
;work. 829 Oregon Bldg. Phone 879.
MRS. C. E. MILLER HEMSTITCHING.
'Stamping; braUMng; hand embroidery,
i buttons. Room 10, orer Miller's store,
i Salem, Oregon, Phone 117.
MRS.- BRECKENRTDGS HEMSTITCH
ing, mail orders solicited. 175 S. 19th.
Phone 174-M.
LAUNDRIES
SALEM LAUNDRY COMPANY. 188 8.
Liberty street, rnone 25. Oldest
largest best. Established 1889.
CAPITAL CITY STEAM. LAUNDRY
quality work, prompt service. , 1364.
Broadway. Phone 165;
MILLINERY
HAT 8 FROM $1 UP MRS.
a A
Grimm. 519 . Court St.
MATERNITY NURSING
MATERNITY NURSING WANTED.
IN
privste homo. - Phone 1694-J.
MEDICAL
MOUNTAIN BALM COUGH REMEDY
Phono S1T-W.
NURSERY STOCK
CHOICE LOGANBERRY PLANTS.- ANY
quantity, wara v. Jtuenardaon.
COMPLETE LINE - TREES SMALL
fruits, ornamentals. Capital City Nur
aery Co., 436 Oregon Bldg. Phone 75
FRUITLAND NURSERY SALES YARD.
Back of off ice.. 540 State St. Phone
1140-M. t
FOR SALE LITTLE'S IMPROVED
Cory's thornless blackberry plants.
Heaviest producers and best flavored.
Write for pamphlet and 'pries list. 0.
A. Little. Bebaatopol. Calif.
PLUMS IN CI
PLUMBING REPAIRING AND COIL
work. Phone 1897-4. Shop 137 Union
street, a. l. woorrey.
PERIODICALS
MISS GOODHUE TAKES SUBSCBIF-
tions for all msgasines. , 251, 8. 17th.
street, mono vai-ai.
HURSINO
NURSE HOSPITAL EXPERIENCE.
' 449 North High.
PAINTINO CONTRACTORS
PAINTING AND DECORATING HIGH
' ' class work for particular people., L. D.
Brandon, contractor. 865 North High.
mon.043-j. - - : .
AUBREY H, CLARK PAINTING. PAP
i " p , " a. Kaieouunuig. ' yvotk rnar
an teed.
2035-J.
Terms -. reasonable.
Phone
1464 Ferry.
PERFUME AND TOILET ARTICLES
CALIFORNIA PERFUME CO. Ex
tracts., toilet articles. 'Mrs. Moyer,
170 South 23rd. Phone - 1224.
PRXSTnro
FOR WEDDING INVITATIONS AND
announcements, sea Bartolaon, printer.
'Y" Building. :
SIGNS
UNION SIGN 00. SIGNS WITH KICK
Sboweardp that talk. 424 N. Commar
eial. Pbons 546.
SCAVENGERS
SALEM SCAVENGERS GARBAGE, RE-
ruse or ail kinds removeo. - Des spools
cleaned. , Pboue 16T.r
RESTAURANTS
HUB RESTAURANT MOST REASON-
aoie prices. Johnson Barry. J.59 S.
High. ,
CHERRY CITY RESTAURANT HOME
stylo meals. Good service, state and
High.
SAVE MONEY BY EATING AT RXS-
taurant upstairs. 18a Bouth Commer
cial. '
.FURNITURE HOSPITAL
FURNITURE REPAIRED OR MADE TO
erdr. Kermis b in g and aphobuering
a specialty. Phons 1742. Brown and
Proves, 1201 Booth Commercial.
HOTELS
CMERRY CITY HOTEL ROOMS AND
J board. Lunch counter. Opposite O.
E. Depot. State and High.
XSSTJRASCB
MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE INSURANCE
eompaay. J. u. Batch, agent, room 6,
: MnCoraack Bldg-. Phone 96.
NOODLE PARLORS
WA HONG
Ferry.
NOODLE HOUSE. 439
BIS SIN NOODLE HOUSE CHOP
auey. sue; puffed rice, zoe; noodles.
30c; fried noodles. SOe, 1U 8. Lib
erty.
STUDIOS
OE LUXE STUDIO SOMETHING- DIF-
rerent in pnotoa-renbv. 147 N. Com'L
SHOE REPAIRING
WILLIAM'S SHOE SHOP 195 SOUTH
High. '
STOVES AND. STOVE REPAIRING .
STOVES REBUILT AND REPAIRED
an years experience, uepot .National
fescs, sites 26 to 28 inches high
Ealnta, oil and varnishes, etc, logai
erry and hop hooka. Salem Funee
and Stove Works. 250 Court street.
- mono ix. -.
SECOND HAND GOODS
HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR SECOND
-hand clothing and shoes. Ala de
: cleaning,, pressing and repairing. Call
, and deliver Capital Exchange. 843
- north Commercial. Pbons 1368-W.
WE BUY AND SELL SECOND HAND
goods of all kinds, pipe fittings, har
ness, collars, . eollaiy pads, tools and
f chains. - Fred. Sehindlec. ; t 153 Center
street.- - .--' ' " - ""
Read - Uie Classifieri - fids.'
BUSINESS CARDS
MUSICAI,
MKS. HENRY LEE PIANO. U31 X.
CapttoL FP. IQITW;-- ' V;
DOROTHY PEAECS PIAXO, 167
orth W<er. Ptoae $W. .
B3EATRICK SHELTON- -rl A NO 8TCDIO.
343 Maiion. Phop 1299.
MOLLIS STYLES VOICE, " PLAXO 859
Center. Phono .301 eVR. - -
RAG AND JAEZ PIASO PLAYING
12 lessons caaraataed. Waterman sys
tem. F. B. Clark. Mgr, 444 State.
MIS3 MABLE SHEPHERD PIANO
player; daneee, ail oeeaaiona. 157 K.
-Liberty.
WESTERN CCKSfcKYATORY OF MUS
je of Cfeieaco. Frank X. Ckarckill. rep
reaentatiTe. Dipkfas traated. Odd
Fellows' Bldg.
SALEM CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC
AH branches taught, dipjemaa granted.
John R. Sites, director. 1X8T Co art.
Phone 625,
TOTTERS
JACK MULLIGAN PIAIfO TUNER:
At oe re-Dunn 0. Ropreseptatfre of
Sherman Clay Co. Phono 600.
EDWARD WF.LP 2XPERIENCED
piano toner. Learo orders Will's
Musis Store.
JTALLMAN PIANO REPAIR SHOP
Taning, refnushiag; roboilding; player
piano expert. Phone 1058. 131 Sooth
Coramrril. ,
PIANOS
SHERMAN CLAY CO PIANOS, STEIN
ways. Duo-Art, and others. - M oo re
Thin n Music Store. Masonic Temple.
DANCXSO
PRIVATE LESSONS IN ALL LATE
dances. Mrs. White. Phone 278-J.
MTJSIO STORES
GEO. 0. WILL PIANOS, PHONO-grsphs,-
sewing machines, sheet music,
and piano studies. Repairing phono
graphs and sewing machinse. 438
State, Salem.
TAILORS
FRANK PALM, TAILOR 211 SOUTH
High, corner Ferry. Suits made to
order. - Cleaning, pressing. ' repairing.
TRANSPORTATION
P"ARKER'S STAGE LINES
3. W. Parker, General Manager
Central Stago Terminal Salem, Oregon
Leaves Salem, Central Stage Terminal;
i :uu a.m. ii:uu a.m. o :w p.m.
Leaves Silverton News 8tand:
8:00 a.m. 1:00 p.m. 6:00 p.m.
Salem-Indcpendence-Monmouth Division
Leaves Salem Central Stage Terminal:
7 a.m. 9 a.m. il ajn. 8 p.m. 5 p.m.
Leaves ilonmoufa, "Monmoath Motel:
8:15 a.m. 1 p.m. 6:1d p.m.
Leaves' Independence, Beaver Hotel:
8:30-a.m. 10 a.m. l:la p.m. 4 p.m. 6:30
We make connections at Salem to all
parte of the valley. Extra trips by
appointment.
J. W. PARKER, General Mgr.
SLLYERTON- MOUNT ANGEL
PORTLAND
C. M. Stages
Souht Bound Schedule North Bound
. Read down Read up
Dir. Dry. Dly. Dly. Dly. Dly
No 6 No. 3 No. 1 No. 2 No. 4 No
PM. PM. AM. -A.M. P.M. PM.
6;00 1:30 8:00 Prtl'd 10:30 4:00 8:30
8:05 3:35 10:05 Mt.Ael 6:25 1:55 6:25
8!30 4;00 10:30 SUvt'n 8:00 1:30 6:00
Ar. Ar. Ar. . lv. lv. lv,
Sunday only 8 :00 pan. fm. ' Portland
Stages leave Stage Terminal. Portland and
JSteeiehammer's Drue Store. 811Vrton
WOOD SAWS
CITY AND COUNTRY WOOD SAWING.
.Phone 2046.' Fisher Bros.
wood -sawing, phone iisi.
country. Ed. Sproed.
CITY,
TRANSFER HAULING
MERCHANTS TRANSFER 159 S.
High. Phono 252.
CAPITAL CITY TRANSFER CO. 226
State St. Phons 938. Distributing,
lorwaraing ana storage our apeeiaity.
uet our rates.
WE MOVE, STORE AND SHIP HOUSE
. - bold goods. ' Our specialty is piano
and furniture moving. We also make
country trips. Ws handle tha best coal
. and wood. Call oa ua for prices. We
give . good measure, good quality and
good service. Larmer Transfer Co.
Phone 930.
WAREHOUSES
PUBLIC WAREHOUSE FRONT AND
Ferry. - Stores everything except ex
plositeaj. -- Apply Fry 'a Drug Store.
WATER
SALEM WATER, LIGHT POWER CO.
Office, 801 South Com'l St. Tan per
cent discount oa domestio fist rates
paid is advance. No deductions for
absence or any causa unless water is
shut off your premises.
PROFFESIONAL -
CHIROPODISTS
. J. , FOSTER CORN DOCTOR. 822
State St. Patton Bldg. Phone 967.
OPTICIASB
GLASSES FITTED BT DR. L B, BUR-
dette at 'the Bow Optical Company,
825 State street, opposite LaOd- and
Bush Bank.
POME ROY A KEENS JEWELERS. AND
Optometrists. 888 State.
CHIROPRACTORS
CHIROPRACTORS
Drs. Bradford Bradford
Graduates and post graduates of CAR
VER College, Oklahoma City FIRST
CHARTERED CHIROPRACTIC COL
LEGE in the WORLD. Ten years prac
tice. Consultation and examination
free. Suite 318 Oregon Bldg. Phone
626.
DR. O. L. SCOTT. P.8.C CHIROPRAO
. tor, 414-19 U. 8. Bank Bldg. Pkone
87; res- 828-R.
PHYSICIANS
DR. GRIFFIN OFFICE. STAGE TER-
minal building. Specialty: piles (new
metnoa, no knife) ; female diseases.
Stomsch, nervousness. constipation,
rneumatism, omg addiction.
OSTEOPATH! CP HYSICIANS
DRS. WHITE AND
U. 8. Bank Bldg.
MARSHALL. 806
DR. W. L. MERCER, OSTEOPATHIC
: Physician and surgeon. . Kirkaville
graauate, h-s u. b. National Bank
uix. -jruuuu, ouicev pip: res. Die.
BROKEN ARCHES AND OTHER DEFOR-
mities of the feet corrected without
maa ot time from yoar occupation.
Drs. White and Marshall, U. 8. Bank
Bldg.
DR. JOHN L. LYNCH OSTEOPATHIC
i-nysician ana surgeon, 403-404 . Ore
gon Biag. ,1-bones, of nee, 1394; res
63af5, --''
LODGE DIRECTORY
UNITED SPANISH WAR VETERANS
camp s. Armory. First. thir4 Monday a
REAL. ESTATE
WOULD TOU LIKE A GOOD FARM I
larxe or small I fruit, or berry tracts!
City lot, and lots of eity homes, we may
l have the one you are locking for. Sea
L A. HAYFORD
, ' ;" 0J5 State streetl
tlTY HOUSES CTTT LOTS, BUNG A
' lows,-small and largo acreage, ensa la
'no. la out; exchanges - ha eity and
country. Brown A Magee, over. Bus-
r " J? .ovate pad Commercial,
REAL' ESTATE
$10 DOWN $10 PER MONTH: $80)
to $tlH rvfe. 5 lot on Capitol
atreeV lcwe',, n Streets; pTed
atretrt; all iatprOTmftita paid. Darts
'., it HoJman. Inc., X 8-oiia St," Port
lanJ, Orerott.
LOTS OF LOTS
Over a 100 all pricesi and scattered over
. town. A few of them bargains. Let
mo help joa pick one. . Wat. Fleming.
841 State - street.
MR. HOME BUTE1W TOO CAN BUT A
6 room bungalow lean than a year old
for $500 leaa than I waa offered for
it nine months ago. Has basement,
Dutrh kitchen, cloaeta and - aWepiag
porch.. $1000 wiU hap dip it.
Sea it
todKy. 13$ Let fella.
ANDERSON RUPERT
' 8ucsort to Laflar A Leflax
INSURANCE '
REAL X&TATB
BONDS LOANS
406-7 Ore gnu Bide
FOR SALE 7 ACRES MOSTLY IN
fruit, with modern home; oa - good
road and elose -to city.
One of the finest poultry ranches In
the valley.
Square Deal Co.
202 U. S. Bank Bldg.
First Class Bungalow $3000
Choice location 6 bfoCks from state bouse
grounds. Paved street, cement walks.
full basement, furnace, built-iaa, etc.
Owner is leaving city and will sacrifice
their $3800 property for $3000. Terms.
S. R. PEARSON
210-211 U. S. Bank Bldg.
BUY HOME FROM OWNER LARGE
corner lot, 2 good 8-room houses; one
modern with full basement; other
double house and partly modern. Ex
cellent investment. Wide paved atreet.
Cement walks; close in; easy rented.
Address P. C. Rosenberger, R. F. D.
No. 1, Linnton, Ore.
PERSONAL SERVICE
When you want to find aomething in the
way of a home in town or country, ana
do not want to be haraaaed by a mul
tiplicity of ageneiea, tell me what' you
want, and in meat eases I will pro
duce it. If I do not, it will coat you
nothing; and when I do, the seller
pays. William Fleming,' 841 State
street. ' Established 1909.
50 Acre Farms
New 5 room bouse, good barn, splendid
well, about 50 sheep, one team, one
cow, so chickens, two set of new har
ness, two plows, two cultivators, 'two
harrows, one mower, one rake, one
wagon, 100 bushel oats, 13 bushel
wheat, 4 ton hay. ' Let me tell you
of it's many other good features about
this place. Only 6 milea from Salem.
Will trade for house in Salem or Port
land as first payment. -
Gertrude , M. Page
492 N. Cottage street
Wood's . Bargains
Six room bungalow, new; three lota;
$2500. New bungalow and one aero.
$2500. New bungalow, $1250. ' Five
room house and one acre on Electric
line at station. $1500. 20 acrea with
stock and implements. $4500, trade for
house. 80 acrea near Eddyville for
house. 1240 acres stock ranche, North
Dakota, for valley ranch. 193 acre
farm near Sheridan for Canada farm.
Five room house and two acres for
house in Salem. F. L. Wood, . 841
State street. '
Wanted, Loans
We have private money to loaa oa eity
or suburban property.
We have a fine, well improved ten acres
to trade for . city- property. - This is
first class.
It you want to trade, buy or sen see
H. L MARSTERS
313 Grsy Bldg.
FOR SALE SIX .ROOM BUNGALOW
$2000 down, balance' $35 per month.
1005 Cnemekets street.
FOB SALE BUSINESS LOT, CLOSE IN
price 8,oow. Krueger, Oregon Bldg.
FARM BARGAINS FOR SALE OR Ex
change. One of the best 80 acre farms
in Marion county. Offered at a very
low price. Will accept Salem or Port
land property in exchange, or sell on
easy terms.
Salem residences with terms to suit. Lots
on Installment without interest. We
loan money on real estate. Write fire
insurance. List with us for quick
sale.
Joseph Barber & Son
200 Grsy Bldg.
HOUSE FOR SALE OR RENT 1148
Norway. See owner Box 228 Garden
road. Just outside city limits.
BARGAIN SIX ROOM HOUSE ON OAK
street. Price $2,000. Terms. Krueger,
Oregon uiog.
Good Buys and Exchanges
Six room modern bouse, one block to
ear line, bargain for $1500. Part
terms. i
Four rooms, part modern, close in south.
T: 4 a f r fvt
sTtTS TOraTYl m-kesT An ntPAil atOvsmait Ma.
mf aaaau vw fwv W J jt p VU 0 W
A good farm close to Salem oa . paved
road. Will trade for business property
lilPtf I W TIlFTtianaWI eMtnM Ml fit SB At J i 1 1
or gooa resiaenre in Hsiem.
THOMASON
331 State street
REAL VALUES
35 acrea on edge of good town, 14 acres
bearing fruit, 8 room house, water
piped to house and barn, farm partly
equipped. $5,000. Will take soldiers
Man and soma trade.
3 acres bearing logans near Salem.
$1200. Terms anyone can handle. -
152 acre dairy farm fully equipped. Fine
registered stock. . $15,200. This is
an unusual buy and can be handled
with soms trade snd a soldier's loan.
o room modern house on Statu street,
fireplace, lot 100 by 150, garage.
$5250. V
6 room bouse, large corner lot, fireplace,
barn. . 82.300.
5 room ' plastered bouse ; bath, electric
nsnts, Duut in; part basement. $1500.
xsame your terms.
Winnie Pettyjohn
331 State atreet
WORTH WHILE
A revenue property in Silverton, for-
nisnea, eloe in; 3 apartments! will
bring $75 per month. , Will exchange
for 10 or 15 acres near Salem or
towards Portland. Price $4500. Will
take place $2,000 te $2,500.
A good corner lot in Richmond addition.
, taii. Anoiner corner for 035u
With $50 down.
A 5 room plastered bouse; bath, electric
lights. $2,000; $1,000 down. ,
A3 room house and lot-54x123. $330
Mills & Copley
' 33 14 State atreet
PUBLIC NOTICES
A otic of tho ImproTemcait of
North Summer Street from, the
, Korth line pf Market Street to
Una boutlt lino of : the Fair
grounds Road.
Notice is hereby given that the
Common Council of the City of
Ssalem, Oregon,,, deems It exped
lent and hereby declares its pur
pose and intention - to improve
North Summer street from the
north line of Market street to the
south line of the ' Fairgrounds
Road at the expense of the abut
ting and 'adjacent property, .. ex
cept the street and alley Inter
sections the expense of which will
hs assumed by the City of Salem,
by "bringtag ' said portion of wM
North Summer street to the' es
tablished jgrade, constructing ce
ment concrete cntbs and paving
said portion of said North Sum
mer street with a six-Inch cement
concrete patemcnt in accordance
with the plans and specifications
therefor, which were adopted, by
the Common Council a they 17th
day of April. 1922, now on file
in the otice ot the City Recorder,
and which, for': greater certainty
and convenience and a more de
tailed description thereof,, are
hereby referred to and made a
Dart hereof.
The Common Council hereby
declares its purpose and intention
to make the above described improvement-
by and through- the
Street Improvement Department
of "the City .of Salem. ! v
By order of the Common Coun
cil: . ' . :r"..'
EARLi RACE, City Recorder.
- Date of first publication of this
notice Is April 19, 1922.
SQMEi THOUGHTS ON
i SPRING GARDENING
(Continued from page 3) -
of all the strawberries marketed
In the world. - Yet a century ago,
in the year 1820, a few wagon
loads of Hackensack berries deliv
ered twice sv week constituted the
entire supply of New York, and a
period of . three weeks comprised
the entire strawberry season! The
improvement made in this single
delectable species in a century Is
a measure of the possibilities that
make the field of . horticulture a
never-ending adventure to - the
gardener who uses brains.
(The above was an editorial
in the Oregonlan of Monday, April
The. Oregon home -of Mr.
Finck was at Aurora. . His father
was the director of. the musical
activities of the Aurora colony,
when Aurora bad the best band
on this coast.' Henry T. Finck is
the author of a number of books
on travel and musical subjects.
He has for many years been the
dramatic musical critic of the New
York Evening Post. He has vis
ited Oregon a number of times.)
Reactionary Influences j Are
Thrown Off Prices Reg
ister Recoveries T
NEW YORK, April 18. The
ctock market , today threw off
many of , the reactionary, influr
ences which prevailed during tjie
greater part of yesterday's ses-
tjlon. -Prices in general regis
tered extreme recoveries of from
one to live points on dealings
amounting to 1,475,000 shares.
Denials from industrial centers
that the coal strie had made seri
ous inroads on steel and iron pro
duction, ; continuance of ' relaxed
money rates and the partial rally
of international exchange con
tributed to the. Improvement
.Hesitancy - characterized , .the
initial trading in consequence of
renewed selling pressure which
was chiefly, directed against coal
ers, steels, coppers and several
of, the high grade rails, notably
Canadian Pacific.
Before noon, however, the list
ran Into hlfiher ground under the
leadership of United States steel.
The stoc rose to within a nominal
fraction of par,' and the lndepen
dent steels - also responded to
steady absorption " ' -
Motors, equipments., secondary
rails, and various industrials com
prising the textiles, tobacco, rub
ber, . leather and mail ..order
groups were again taken, in hand
by pools, some scoring . record
prices, of the year.
At .intervals, when the market
was disposed to give way to profit
taking, dividend paying rails be
came the . sustaining feature, al
though advances la. the group
were comparatively moderate.
Adhering to yesterday's course.
all call loans were placed at the
fixed rate of S per .cent. Thirty
and , 90-day funds were In freer
supply and concessions were made
on gilt edged merchants' paper.
Early firmness of sterling ex
change originated in the London
market, but the advance here was
partially forfeited later. - The
Paris remittance .was slightly
higher, German marks were firm
and Dutch ' bills hardened, . but
Scandinavian quotations were
mixed. 1;
Unexpected High Quotations
, iiuiii Livcipuui, I UlClgll
Buying is Heavy
CHICAGO, April i 19. Wheat
advanced sharply9 in value today
owing, for the most part toV'tui
expected high; quotations from
Liverpool; and to enlargement, pf
foreign Buying on this side ot the
Atlantic- Closinr nrices here, al-
though nnsetUed,, showed 2 r 1-8
STOCK V i
HAS SEHSATION
MsaaMaaBUBsasHaaaBSOBBBaBPs
to 3 S-& net gaJnr with. May Ai .
3-4 to T.2 T-8 and July 1.25 &-
to i.2S3-4;: Corn finished 1 1-2 s
to 1.34 up and oats up &-8 to 1
cent. - Ia provlsionp, tne outcome
varied from 1 0 cents- decline to
five cents advance. "
Surprise over the course of the
Liverpool market led to nctive
tompetltion Xorwhcat,.ofrcrlng
here at the opening, espoclally, as
the rise on the British exchange
was ascribed, more or. less to talk
of a oetterJ outlook for harmony
at sthe "TJenoa axronbmic onfr
ence. ;:a ; decrease ot nearly, six ,
miUlon bushels In the amount of
wheat on ocean passaga also was
regarded as a bullish factor, and
there was rossip, ot ? v eerlons
drought in Australia.
. Indications ..that lorelrncrs
were buying wheat here for July
and September : delivery tended
later to give the market, an addi
tional upward swing, and so, too,
did estimates current that 1,000,-,
000 bushels of wheat and 1,600,
00 0 ' bushels ' of . corn Jiad - been
taken at the seaboard .for.-shipment
to Europe. Moreover. 1 S
steamers carrying J.BOO,000 buh.
els ot wheat are expected to clear
from Fort William and Port Ar
thur today and tomorrow. Wit
aard reports from the northwest
attracted some attention also as
hreatenlng Increased . dolay to
seeding of the spring crop.
? Unfavorable weather, nnd ex
port demand for. corn did a good
deal to Strengthen prices, of corn
and oats. -''- , .
Packers selling virtually null!-;
fled in the provision market, the.
erfect of higher Jp'rlces on hogs. '
f -' - - - "' - - - ("
: DAinr-roTATOTRs
PORTLAND, Ofrti' April, J9.
Butter: Prints extras 38c;. cubet
extras 34c; prime firats 33c." But-
terfat,; Portland delivery; No 1
sour cream 87c uni.; . ''
Potatoes:, Buying, price ; locals.
11.0.;, selling price; J..23 a,i.0.
'.- . : . 1,1 . . ...
.'" , ,- FHt'lT -
fWVYORK, April. 19. Ertp-
orated apples barely, steady;
prunes' qnleU
Peaches steady.
Feels JUke v New Woman
"I wai n sufferer from: kidney
tronbl( for 'several 'years,0 writes
Mrs. JArlhur Pemnlle.R;4 T. t). 1,
Grasmere, N. IL, 'and suffered so
much I felt completely ; lima . all
over. Since. I . have been taxing
Foley Kidney Pins I am not. so
lame." My back, ached all the
time and my eyes were aR a blur.
Now I can see fine and feel like
dif fernt woman,'' Since I have
taken two bottles bt Foley Kid
ney PUls ' 1 don't have that ' tired
feeling. X can do my own wori
now.' - They bring quick, resulta
Sold ererywhere-AdT. ' 1 ',
Chow Tsieu-Chl has been mad
premier ot China. .Makes a nolai
like & dish of bird's, nest pudding
in a Chinese icafe.' I ' . r
l-SALEM;. MARKETS
Prioea Quoted aro wnoiuaasa and
rotat
pneoa received pr farmers. ' No
prices era eivsa. exeast tie nofad f
,- vats. , mimafc pet, Pde. ,
Wheat No. 1 saokedV fLll, .
' Oata.. feed about 60s. r -. ; .
Vetch and oat bay, 818. -
. Clover hay. $10-1 613 $14. '
oVlM run mill fed, SJl. - , f
E0O8. BUTTER, .rjTTJ33'AT '
Eggs,' retail, 17-18e. 5 -
. Creamery -butter rvttU, 8 $-88e.
Butterfst, 82e. .
roxrin v . V
Hsna, light. 18a,
Hens, heavy. S0-a$. .. .
Roosters, old, xfe. I
Hogs, top. l0.5. T:,
Lamb, none fa market,
t TP eaL drossed, 18a.. ,; ,.,
Steers, T Q tH. Zi ':
; 3ows. dHit.' J' ;
. ' r f auixa -j ,
Bananas. T0e.J - - . - . :, ii .
: Lemons, $8.60 O ITO. ' .
. Navel oranges, $7.80.. .-
Florida grapefruit. $8 0 18.50. -:
.Callfor-UfMO.
.Pojriir0
'Cabbage, de. ' '' -
' California tomatoes, lu, SaAO. : i.
Cauliflower, $1. , - a
. Oregon onions, 10..' -V
- Turnips, , $8. ;
' Parsnrpa, 68.60.
' Carrota. 82. .
Head lettuce, $3.50
Beota. 83.6P.
O $.
; Celory. $1.60. .
Sates, 16e. .
1 Package dates, ease, $6.1.
t Tigs. lie. . .
Comb honey, ease, $4.50. .
. Cocoanuts, dossn, $1.75.
. Btrainod honey, ft. llm.
1,
V,
t
Portland Baying Prices 1
1 ' i i -
BOOS, POULTRY, KEATS
BUTT Ear AT FiRat
No. 1 churning cream, 87 d& 3 So fo.b.
Portland; undeTgrades, - 86e. . -
' EOG3 WEAK
Current receipts H t 20e pullets, '
18 & 19o ; white, henneries, 28 eenta.
delivered. Tbsee ' aoetaUona are base4
on priced paid . tor tho bulk' Mf day's
reeeipta by local Jobbers and ereasnorico.)
LIVE POULTBT FIRM
(Lesi cpmraltsibn), bsvy hens. 25 O 26e
lb.: do, , light, 22 . cents . pound; 1923
broilers." 40 cents? old roeewrs, 10 CI
12 pouacV ducks, yeuog; whit Ppkina,
27. eenu; do colored. 24e : tugs, 17s.
Turkeys, No. 1. -dressed. Ml i 8e.
. DRESSED- hlKATH 8TEADY
(Less commission) Choice light hogs,
14 Ml pl5c; pndsrgrsdes,' 18 0-14c;
veal, top grades, 18 , 13 He; pnder
gradea, 10. Q 12e; spring lambs, pelU .
on, 20 21 '
7 .''.'...,'HAT ABT OXAXhT
I HAT FIRM
I Delivered Portland) Valley Timothy '
818 a ton; .Futwa. Oregon ; Timothy
$21 a ton; alfalfa, $19; clover,, $14,
oat and vetch,; $15 r straw $8.
- GRAIN UNSETTLED
. (Track, Portland, la ear lota) Wheat
$1.23 d $1,28. , Coarse grains oats,
134 .0 $34.60, Eastern yellow corn.
827: $28.28 p tont Parley. $27 J
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Potatoes No.. 1, 75d & 0e; onionr
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