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f 3 Hi 1 5? i hi "i , GJLXXZTTXJ9 ADYXXTIEXXXXTX Pit Insertion Tare tasrtions S Cn wk (fix Usertieas) . S J0 Co BaontS - r, Six miUi' tract, pot 5 11 months' straet. per m12 Vjaimnm, lor aay,a4vmieemat, t5 yonnncn uyio5 ' fTJBD INSURANCE! SOCIETT ThlelMK Dolaad Bnrghardt CetSe&tilceat 4171 Bute St. M0NEY: JO -LOAN - OnTtaal Estat ? T. g?. FORD . ',.Y (Ov Idd Bash Bask) , JNEWTQDAY BLACK CAP RASPBERRY PLANTS Cumberland. . M B r ar. Pmm Timtr. I I Anr quantity.. 25 for- 7 eenta. deliv- SPRIXQ BTHT 8IZX 1$. SEVER BEES : worn. ' SoU reuoiuUi. lj 160 8. 15th. BABQAIX 6BOCERT STORE AND , . fixture. Price 97500. If intereeted I . , aee a et once. Kraeter. Oregom Bldg. WHITE EEDHORS CHIX H CENTS . mrklle they (aU W,. B. Baker, . phone , FARM - FOR . SALE 105 ACRES; 80 Slfalfs, 50 wheat, T barley, 6 sugar ' beets, 10 potsteea, - old water right Main 13.25 nee aere; bordered br state ' highway and O.8.L.R.R., one mile from I onmolnr olant. S room honse. barn. chicken home. In center of 6000 aero ' tract, aonsidre4 best lend in. Western Idaho;, easily . wstered; .iOeery vacte yUld heavily. : 928,000, "95000 eaih. haianco hit . termn at six per cent. Frank 3. Armour., owner, Weiser, IlshO. f 1 . FOB SALE BY OWNER FIVE ROOM bantslow. 4 built fir rears. Modern :rtvW. Jtoo4 1 ' eiew. 'aJsoJwo. building lots. Phona l 638-R. FOR RENT OB ' SALE FIVE - ROOM I modern ottage. " For aie, two-one third acres. Inquire at Fatton s, , Kingwood and Third, t FOR RENT 70 ACRES FRUIT AND grain farm. 5 mile from , Balsa. . Taomaeon, 331 Vs State atreet. SOME EX-SERVICE MAN 91000 PLUS loan takes tnvetment-homo thst will Interest yon If yon Kara not a place UvuAt. Bl.kaTA,He0n0driSka! ioTuf'tV Bank BW!' fT. , KEATLT .FURNISHED APARTMENT.- Kent reasonable. 292 N, Summer.. ; . I :llt,'!!?.ea."t!5 r-aehVaS ind ear. Immediate poaaesalon. Price - - 'r ' . . - i 93400 end 0600 will handle. Becke a, tf.i.b. vnt ir b n.v RMrl 1 -"" IF YOU HAVE MONEY YOU.PESIRK ; to loss, call and - aee me. : I have I client ' with goo4 security, wsnting money, also have t well aeeured notes for saia st a liberal aiseount. rfonn II. Seott, 928 Oregon Bldg. 'r'ntt' s'it rlrnMPt irrV nnnnrnOLD rV .BA1SrS?Unt,.? v.8 I , leaving town, cheap if taken at one. : 435 N. Liberty. Phono 1814-J. FI?. Urr JllIl kts for 91725. : One Fairmout eor- I a.r. S65U. una ; H. -Snmmar corner. iSOO.vPnf Sutesmsn 819575. vIf 7ot tea .find better, lot lot leu these I prices will be . shaded f accordtngly-T-bat res ean't. Tber era below mar kt vslu. wo sdvertise. - Everything psid and abstracta. ., Beck m Hend ricks, 205 U. .8. Bank Bldg. u TOR SALE OR EXCANGS FOR A FEW diys only. 50 sera farm near Salem ad near Paved highway. New plaat ;-r. wm iifsnsvsjsva srvassasf. vww vwv w ansvin , f srm machinery, two new aets of farm harness, feed , and. seed. 20 acres in crop. 65 , sheep and 50 hens: all for 910,000; 98000 eaah or wilt take froiar 95000 to 98000 in trade. Remainder to salt pure baser. ..This ia a rar bar .'-gain. Get .busy.. John. 1L Scott, 223 ' , Or Jrcgon. Building. 80 ACRES FRUIT AND GRAIN RANCH to reatv Socolofsky. 341 .State. " ' 1 " 1 1 1 1 i FOR SALE SHETLAND PONT AND Spaaish burr. both very cheap. At I bcimmm xor naai. . sruone oao, r v Worth While 40 seres n est 8lm. well lnrnroTSd. all . in crops. Will trad for Salem rental 'property. 7 scree on esr line cloe to Salem. , Good buildings, bearing fruit, electric lights. telephone; en paved road;. Bargain, 13 seres on highway. 12 acres in youag trait.. buUdincs: pric enlv 9200t. . 5 room botfke, lot 66x180,. sent fruit. '.Price aly 91400; 9500 cssb. . u t, "MillsCopley J ... S31H State, street --.-J Special .Kr- One sere with 4-room bouts, 1 mil from ,fair ground1 ea paved road. Chickens, .. horee, berrr. some tools, for 9140O, room nvodtrn-. houses good loestion. 1 block to ear. Bargain for 91500. 10 acres. close to. Dallas, most all fine timber. 1 mile to xailSbad, for 9750; rood tarma. - 1 room hossu, good' bsrn. large . lot, all tM. .1 iruit,,:. in on ouU LiberT, street. A sasp for f 3500; will '.take iigat ear. . Thomason x ' 331H' Ststs htreet ' EMPLOYMENT TXMAXB WANTED . OIRU FOB GENERAL housework. - I Mrs. ' Clifford Phoa 927 Brow M EXPERIENCED STENOGRAPHER I . wsnta DOsHion. Can xarniaa rafereneee. ' Address Florence Zimmerman, general I delivery. WANTED FOUR MEN TO, WORK. :- Uatt TaBr,vABViw.:,.. .WE WANT TWO MEN BETWEEN THE F area: of 25 and 45 .who will follow instructional and work.. T these men , we offer rest positions not Jobs. Fu- tare assured W industrious men irith ibilitr. OaA' 688 for appointment. Room 212 Oregon Bldg. WA NTED XXT ROTTTTJ TOUNO MAN ill I piaraaoe, stocks or advertising. Must iiinrrnt ' Is able t devote lis swUiiime nd WANTED be ambttiott -tor advaaoamaat. Mast HftM I t-ur bsv th eourag B present baetoaas prepositiaat, to aserchsato and pre lee- AISCBMAniiuva r sioaal man. Answer in your own band- . ' - . r writing. BUtlug age. edaeational uaU- 01J MATTRltSSES MADI OVER f -tioav nerleae aolicltor, ate. Capital Cltr Bedding Oo. Phono 19. ' J'J-N. 8l.,, Ststmmsn frio. WANTED FUENrrURE. .TOOLS, ETC.' ; ,. V'.. ,.laaXaABT..Ta: "--f:'- : Paa Six. ' - i s WANTED MEN AND WOMEN TO WANTED TO BENT A SMALL HOUSE ; tak farm paper subscriptions. A good ; ava no children. Phone 676 be- proposttion, ta th tight peopl. Address tween 0-19 and; 1-8. - - -, . . . : , ', te Pacifie Homestaad, Sutesmaa Bldg. , ,, , . ," ,,. T1J u . .. !!. Or, j -11 f ANTED EVEKtTHINO IN HARD- . ' t ' ' war and furnitur. Beat price paid - ;'. J ' i s DCDCflMlttT f 1. , gTHB CAPITAL HABDWABB , . i xt ftnoONALi ; .j ,. v fubniturb co. . , 185 B. Commercial 8t. Fbsm tT UA55AGS AKD EXEROISES STEAM ' ,,' . , , "bine. Udioaenly. Mrs. RntkBrown, WANTED FURNrTCrlB, TOOLS, MA- 1 t eediah graduata. 1 309 Oregon Bl ehlnry. stock, et. Will buy for eaah . I hone. 95. f ' . ,,i sell commission. Phone 911. Woo dry, the Auctioneer. ; TUB BL1SD 1U1T 1 AM SOMETIMES 1 . ' , 1 i 1 e114 aeeeuse of my 'great interest in ' . , , 'ZVUJSZ Classified Ads. In The and dssire vry . much to bid en all 1 ' ' ' 1 - Statcsman Bring Results ; ,v'r . - . - -- - ., ! - THE OREGON STATESMAN, PERSONAL1 SET MARRIED BEST MATRIMONIAL paper published. Free lor stamp. Correspondent. Toledo, Ohio. FOR SALE - BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES WANTED A PARTNER TO INVEST ib a rood, legitimate business, Small capital required., Adore "A-91. ear Statesman. w bast supplies beautiful comfortable, moderate priced! A kind. Let me explain some unuaual 1 menu of Starsis carriage and Buikeys. They bar, man. " Max. O. Bar en, 170 H. OommeretsL. PAR P A7EB EP TOU WANT TO GET THE BEST farm nsDer. tend 15e to the Paeanc ilWMH". wpt, aentk' trial subscriptions. tat ad. CANARY BXBDS IFOR SALS CANARY BIRDS AND poAigreod whtto Boatefe eouie papa. ira. JK. . Bennett, oaone 1180. LOVE To adTertiso new store. Cage t1d J'ZlJu?' BIRDS E. B. FLAKE 5 PAIR 971 State, Salem CARPETS AND LINOLEUM CORK 'CARPET PRODUCTS AND COS-1 roleam are specialized hero to tne iua- it. Aik for one each of onr circular I ntitled, PeraB6ta, L too learn Floors' I sneel TTawv tA Perst 4a9 I .inAlanm ' I Ms 0. Bnreo, 170 V. Commercial. arts mm I KITCHEN CABINETS McDOUGALL KNOWS THE KITCHEN sra out the VERY FIRST high class kiteh en cabinet' in America. The new Me Dooa-eU is a msreeL Get ny prices and terms. Msx O. . Borcn, 170 ... Com mereial. POTJXTBY 930 PEN WHITE 'WYANDOTTES 915. 10O ggs, 87.50, mono 17Byvil, POULTftTMES SEND EIQ1TT TWO; . eon stamps for special three months' trial for the best and oldest journal In tha west. The articles and adeer- Us em ant are of special Interest to tha poultry breeders of tha northwest. Northwsst Poultry Journal, til Oom- meretal at- Kalem, Oregon. . MTB STOCK - FOR SALE MILCH GOATS. FRESH in May. - Three-qnart milkers reasom- auio price, box ea, nuPbara, wo. MISCELLANEOUS FULL BLOOD PERSIAN KITTENS FOR .ale. Phono 98F3. JfK 8EED V0: FOB SALE FOUB SHARES COMMON - ProducU. "Ml." Statesman. I kn a.T rm vraaainwra tn I i I " . hnl. rinl.tU- S.n.rS eento p bundla. Circulation department I Oregon HUteaman. FOR SALE AT . BARGAIN ONE 9145 Oibsonr msndolin and ease for 965; one 9105 trombone for 950. Both slight ly used but in perfect condition. Call 606. - GLlDDEN'S LINOLEUM VARNISH AND Johnson's Floor Wax. Ask us the particular merite aaa purpose of oson. I mi In a, Buren. - 179 . N. Commercial. w PRICES LOWER 1921 DESIGNS mBi an.nti.. mMa rtfvi I See my tine display while it is com plata. Max O. Bursa, 179 N. Com msrciaV Balem. THE HOU8B OP ' SALT A MILLION and one bargains. Wa buy. sell or I - V ,LU . it 1 I I , Ik. liu Ink ..'t wl. See us before you bar a sell. Btein- bock Junk Co Remember tha Plac. I 4AS . fVunmeMial t Phona 8.9.1. I "Beautiful : Oregon Rose" ahi eleven, ther Oregon songs, together I eongs. sacred songs and many oid-time xavorues ,.. . . Sneeial nrice in anantitV Iota Eipedally adaptable for school, common ity . or noma singing. , , , Send for ' -." ,: , . vTheWestem Songster T6 pages, now 1 Its third edition. Published br OREGON TEACHERS MONTHLY 215 8. Oommercisl St. Balem. Ore, WOOD NICE DRY 18 INCH AND 4 FOOT second fir wood. Phono 254 or 622. OLD GROWTH 16 IN. FIR. 88: SECOND growth dry. 4 It, 96. Ash. 87. Phone ..149iW ., FOR SALE BEST GRADE MILL WOOD second growth: 4 ft. or 16 in. Fred E. Wella. Phona 1542. 305 S. Church. 16 INCH BLAB AND MILL WOOD I 91.50 per load. - Dry planer wood, I 9 60 per load , ' Traey . Wood Oo. I Fboao Sao. JvEOJURENI; APARTMENTS rna ricvt TimFR : ennv nvrrmv. Uhed anartment.' 1308 N. Commercial. BOOKS FOR RENT-LARGE FRONT SLEEPING .971 N.. High St. BOOM FOR BENT IN MODERN HO Ml close in. Address E, Care Statesman. ARLINGTON HOTEL CLEAN, COST: 60 BP. A 469 BUt. - f TT?.?00 light, water, bath .furnished. Alio sleeping room, 93.50 per week. - Cot tel apartment, 343 N. Commercial.. CLEAN NEAT SLEEPING BOOMS. 98 I ! 18-80 . P' APrt!!,ttt, 13 TV- Leonard HteL. .154 X. .Front. VhiUftA , Mil. , v. . . ..... -;- . - HOUSES FOR BENT COMPLETELY FURNISH- ed house. May 1st. Call 1540 State treet. LOST AND FOUNDS. FOUND I FOUND A WAT TO KEEP LINOLEUM I 4rom cracking, buckling and curling , up Get my leaflet entitled "Permanent Linoleum Floors.' aiax v. Bursa, N. Commercial. SALELL; OSEGOH "BUSINESS CARDS: AUCTIOtfXIlB AUCn05IIB-T. K. WOODRT. THE livestock, furniture, real aetata ame tiMM. Phone sil tor aala data. Bea. 1610 S. Summer Auto Directory FAINT!, BUSH THE AUTO FAINTER. STATE md Front street. AUTO TOPS Liu if xllT. 1120. RADIATOE SHOPS J. C. BAIR, XADIATOKS, FESDIBS. Bediee repaired. Ferry. USED CABS w, RT-V rtR.O OR JTF.I.L OS COM- minion. Oleion-Kooxitool. 50 POR QUICK SALE JUST THE tning; for iigat o?iiw7 or vag. ut rolet chassis. See Colonel 1. Olmsted, Salam Laundry Co, or call Uleion s rrs re. TRUCKS FOB BALE OB TRADE REO TRUCK. 1021 soodeL perfect condition. Wul trade" for real eetato, produce or will sell on oner term. Thia la an excep tionally good boy. II yon want real good bargain apply immediately, rooae or eaii. l ne yeopie tjaaa BtoTe. BATTEST AND ELECTRICIAN ADTO jCLECTRICT AN : EXPEBT TBOU- m a c wjr- . "b... DIB UWUBK. SiB . AJUKCU AaWIW sot. PBE8TO-LITB BATTERY SERVICE atation. Export battery end electrical work. Farria Bros. Phono 1808. 419 Court. . . TERES AND ACCESSORIES TONNEAU CARPET RUNNING BOARD linoleum; auto paint and enamel. Max O. . Buren, 179 N. Commercial. Salem. RUNNING BOARD LINOLEUM. AUTO carpet, auto enamel and paint. Jlax O. Buren, 179 N. Commercial. 10,000 MILE GUARANTEE AGAINST tone bruises, rim euts ana Blowouts. The Hydro-Toren Tire, for sale by Yew Park store. 12th and puone . GARAGE AND REPAIR FENDERS ROLLED NOT HAMMERED. BsOeoa Auto Radiator Bhp. 108 B. 13th street. CAPITAL GAKAGB BUICK. STUDE- baker repairUg. ITS Bouts, liberty. Phone 88. .' ACETYLENE WELDING WELDING A V&JtZP AND BRAZING - IRON, aluminum, brine the pieeea. 837 Court St, Phono 484. Oxo-Gaa Heating Oo. BEAUTY PARLORS Parlor. 110 Xortk Corunardil Satnit. FhMa HSR CARPET CLEANERS CARPETS AND RUGS HAND CLEANED. Wo revive and aet colors, resizing. He liable Carpet Cleaners. Phono 756. CARPENTER CONTRACTOR. ASD BUILDER. PLANS .-i.K.ii ... -a w U.T.tln Aia N. Ohureh. . CHINESE PHYSICIAN DR, L. M. Hmf CUBES ANT KNOWN ' ditsass. 153 8. High St., phona til. 1 1 . DRTJO STOKES BBEWXB DBUQ CO. 401 COURT Phone 184. FINANCIAL """"" HUaSI IV UUR W WAJLM. UJU, W A. Harford. BOS State street. . r ..... ... AXUU.v -rviift, WWII aa association has money to loxV at aix pereea. w . u. emita, eeeretsry-treaa bob eaiem Bans ol temmwia, lowed. Wa will finance you for a less rate of, interest than any firm on the eoast. , Privst money to loss on either city or V country property. MARSTERS BROS 411 Oregon Bldg. ' ELECTRICIAN1 SECURE MY FIGURES ON WIRING . - By contract, by hour. At pre-war prices, st. W. Hatch, pbone 12Q2J. FURNTTURB STORES 4 FURNITURE PRICES DOWW IRON beds, 96; all steel bed springs. 95.40; oottoa mattresses, 98; oak dining chairs, 94: all steel army cots. 93.50; Msx O. Buren, 179 N. Commercial, Balem. GREENHOUSES PANSY PLANTS BEDDING AND VEG- etablo plant now ready for delivery. Balem ureenbouses, lota and uarden afreets. Phone 809. "Ladies' Wearing Apparel FANCY WORK I NEEDLEWORK AND EMBRODERY MeCune. Tallman'a I enop. . rfoaaia Piano Btor. 121 South OommereiaL MXLLINEBY HATS FROM 91 UP MRS. ortmm. Bit Court st. DRESSMiTfTNO CARRIE FISHES DRESSMAKING, designing. Bpeneer eorssts to rder 2 McCornsek Bldg. THE ADSITTS ARB PREPARED TO do any and all kinds of ladies' tailor ing, for old and new customers. 852 a. 12th St. Phone 2085-R. WANTED PLAIN SEWING AND HAND work. CaU B81-R t ME SD AMES SCOTT a CHASE DRESS- makcrs. IIP Btat Bt. Phono 937 MAUD SIMONS. DRESSMAKER 1710 Beuevne Bt. HEM8TITUH1NC SALEM ELITE HEMSTITCHING, nlaatine. bnttona. atamoinn and needl. V work. 829. Oregon Bldg. . Phono 879. MRS. C. E. MTLLER HEM ST IT CHIN 6. Stsmping: brsir-ing; hand embroidery. buttons. Room 10, over Miller's store. Balem.'- Oregon, Phone 117. 1 JJRS.- BRECKENBIDGS HEMSTITCH ing, mail orders solicited. 175 8. 10th. Phone 174-m; LAUNDRIES SALEM LAUNDRY COMPANY. 136 liberty street. Phonov 25.- Oidesl v larrett best. XstsbUshed 1880. , CAPITAL CITY STEAM LAUNDRY quality work, prompt ssrrics. 12 6 A Broadway. Phone 165. MATERNITY NURS1KG MATERNITY NURSING WANTED private Phone 1694-J. MEDICAL MOUNTAIN BALM COUGH REMEDY Phono 517-W. NURSINa iRh. NURSERY STOCK FRUITLAND NURSERY SALES YARD. Back of elf ice. 540 State St. Phoa 1140-M. V. Use Ststeaa RassUlad AdJ BUSINESS-CARDS 1RTSICAX. MBS. HZ5ET LEE PIAKO. M31 S. CapitoL Pha 1017W. : DOROTHY PEABCS PIANO, -187 North Winter. Phoaa 145-3. BEATRICE SHILTON rlANO STUDIO. 845 Marion. Phone 1209. MOLLIS STYLES VOICE, PIANO, 650 Center. Phone 201&-R. RAG AST) JAZZ FZA90 PLATISQ 12 lessons guaranteed. Waterman ara tea. P. B. Q ark. Mt- 444 State. MISS MitT.g 8HEPHEK3J "PIANO player; dances, all occasions. 257 N. Liberty. WESTERN COKSSBY ATORT OF MTJS le of Chicaro. Praak E. ChnrehCl, rep reeenUtiTe. Dipiouae granted. Odd Fellows' Bid. SALEM CONSERVATORY OP MUSIC All branches taught, diploma (Tasted. John K. Sitea, director. 1237 Coozt. Phone 626. TUNERS JACK MULLIGAN PIANO TUNEB; Moore-Dunn C RepresentntiTo of Sherman Clay A Co. Phono 506. EDWARD WELP EXPERIENCED piano tuner. La are orders Will' Musis Store. TALLMAN PIANO REPAIR SHOP Tuning, refiniahing, rebuilding; player piano expert. .Phone I0dv. izi Math vommcrrimi.' i PIANOS' SHERMAN CLAY CO PIANOS. STEIN waya, Duo-Art, and other. Moore- Dunn Muaie Store. Maionie Temple. DANCTN9 PRIVATE LESSONS IN ALL LATE dsnces. Mrs. White. Phone 273-J. MUSI0 STORES GEO. . 0. WILL PIANOS, PHONO grsphs, sewing machines, sheet music, and piano studies. Repairing phono graphs and sowing marhiaao. 489 State, Salem. NURSERY STOCK CHOICE LOGANBERRY PLANTS, ANY quantity. Ward K. Richardson. COMPLETE LIRE TKEES SMALL fruits, ornamentals. Capital City trnr sery Co, 426 Oregon Bldg. Phone 75. FOR SALE LITTLE'S IMPROVED Cory's thornless blackberry plants. Heaviest producers and best flavored. Write for pamphlet and pries list. C. A. Little, SebsstopoL Calif. ) PLTTMBTJTO) PLUMBING HEP AIRING AND COIL work. Phona 1397-J. Shop. 127 Unioa street. A. L. Oodfrcy. PERIODICALS MISS GOODHUE TAKES SUB SCRIP tions for all marasines. 251 8. 17th. treet. Phono 741-M. PAINTINO CONTRA CT0ES PAINTING AND PKOORATTNQ HIGH class work for particular people, u. D, Brandon, contractor; 865 North. High, Phona 645-J. AUBREY H. CLARK PAINTING, PAP erfcsnging, kalsomining. Work guar anteed. Terms reasonable. Phone 2035-J. 1464 Ferry. PERFUME AND TOILET ARTICLES CALIFORNIA PERFUME CO. Ex tracts, toilet article. Mrs. Moyer. 170 8outh 2 3rd. Pbone 1224. PRXNTTNO FOB WEDDING) . INVITATIONS AND announcement, sea Bertolson, printer. "Y" Bnildinf. SIGNS UNION SIGN CO. SIGNS WITH KICK Showeards that talk. 424 N. Commer cial. Phone 646. . . SCAVENGERS SALEM SCAVENGERS GARBAGE. RE fuse of all kinds removed. -Cesspools eieenea. fnone ioi. RESTAURANTS HUB RESTAURANT MOST BEASON- abla -prices. Johnson-Barry. 160 B. High, i CHERRY CITY RESTAURANT HOME styl meala. Good service. State and High. . SAVE MONEY BY EATING AT RES taurant upstairs. 185 South Commer cial. FURNITURE HOSPITAL FURNITURE "REPAIRED OR MADE TO order. Refinisaing and upholstering a specislty. Phone 1742. Brown and Groves. W201 South Commercial. HOTELS 07CERRY , CITY HOTEL ROOMS AND board. : Lunch counter. Opposite O. E. Depot. State and High. INSURANCE MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE IN8UBANCE npaay. Jv O. Balca, agent, room C, Met uoraacK bi ldg. Pbone 06. BEFORE RENEWING. YOUR NEXT policy get our rates. Sound protection in your HOMK company. Rtandley st roioy. agents. Mosn Hanr, Biag. NOODLE PARLORS WA HONG NOODLE HOUSE. 489 Ferry. BIN SIN NOODLE HOUSE CHOP susy, 40; puffed rice, 20c; noodles, 20e; fried noodle, 60s. 119 8. Lib erty, i, . STUDIOS DE LUXE STUDIO SOMETHING DIP- ferent in pbotocTanhT. 147 N. Com 1 SHOE REPAIRING WILLIAM'S SHOE SHOP 105 SOUTH High. STOVES AND STOVE REPAIRING STOVES REBUILT AND REPAIRED 40 yeare experience. Depot National fence, aizea 2S to 28 incbae high. Paints, oil and varnishes, etc, logaa berry and hop books. Salem Fence snd Stove Works. 250 Court street Phone 124. SECOND HAND GOODS HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR SECOND hand clothing and shoe. " Also, d cleaning, pressing and repairing. .Call and deliver Capital Exchange.' 942 North commereisL:JPhons 13,63-W. WE BUY AND SELL SECOND HAND goods of all kinds, pipe fittings, bar ness, collars, collar pads, tools and chains. Fred Echindler. S58 Center street. TAILORS FRANK PALM. TAILOR 211 SOUTH High, corner Ferry. Suits mad to order.' Cleaning, pressing, repairing, TRANSFER HAULING MERCHANTS' TRANSFER 159 6 mgn. ; none zoz. CAPITAL CITY TRANSFER OO. 226 . state St. Phona 039. Distributing. ' lorwaraing ana storage our specialVy. ve our raies WE MOVE, STORE AND SHIP HOUSE- bold goads. . Our specialty is , piaa and furnitur moving. W also.mak country tripe. We handle the beat coal and wood. , Call on us for price. We give good measnre, good quality ' and gooa service, warmer Transfer Co. Phone 030. N Classified Ads. in The Statesman Bring Results BUSINESS "CARDS TBABSPOBTATIOaT PARKER'S STAGE LISES J. VT. Parker. General Manager Central Star Terminal SaleSB. Oregon SALEM-SILVERTOS DIVISION Leaves Salem, Central ;Stage Terminal: 7:0O a-m. 11:0 .m. 5:00 p-m, Leare Siirerton News Sund: 8 -00 a m. 1:00 P - :00 p.m. Salem-lndependence-aonmouth DifUiOn Leave SiUm Centra! Stage Terminal : 7 aJa- 9 a.m. U tA 3 pan. 5 pJl Leave ilonuiouia, aonax.urn uotel: 8:15 a.ra. 1 p.m. 6:15 p.m. Leaves Independence!, Beaver Hotel: 8:30 am. 10 a.m. 1:15 p.m. 4 p.m. 6:30 We make connections at Salem to all parte of the ?aiiey. ExUa trips by '"w'pARKEK, fdeneral Mgr. SILVERT0S MOUNT ANGEL PORTLAND C. M. Stages Souht Bound Schedule North Bound Read down Read up Dly. Dly. Dly, PI?- IMr- T. S.5X. 3 No. 1 No. 2 No. 4 No 6 PM PM. A.M. A M. P.M. PM. 6 00 1:30 8:00 Prtl'd 10:30 4:00 8:30 8:05 8-35 10:05 Mt-Agl 8:25 1:55 6:25 8-30 4:00 10:30 SUrt n 8:00 1:30 6:00 Ar At. At. Lt. Lt. Lt. Sunday only 8:00 pjn. fm. Portland Stages leave Stage Terminal Portland and Steelehammer'a Drug, Store. Silverton WATER SALEM WATER, LT.GHT POWER CO. Office, 301 Sooth Com' 1 St. Ten per cent discount on domestie flat rates psid in advance. So deductions for absence or any cause unless water Is shut off your premise. . WAREHOUSES PUBLIC WAREHOUSE FRONT AND Ferry. Stores everything except ex piotives. Apply Fry'a Drug Stora. WOOD SAWS 4- CITT AND GuunTRT WOOD SAWING, Phona 2046. Fisher -Bros. WOOD SAWING. PHONE 1131. CITY, country. Ed. Spwed.'- PROFFESIONAL CHIROPODISTS A. J. FOSTER CORN DOCTOR. 822 State 8t. Patten Bldg. Phone 957. OPTICIANS GLASSES FITTED BY DR. L. B. BUB dstte st the Bow Opticsl Company. 825 State street, opposite Ladd and Bush Bank. : POMEROT KEEN B JEWELERS AND Optometrma. 888 State. CHIROPRACTORS CHIROPRACTORS i Drt. Bradford ft Bradford Grsduates and post grisdustes of CAR VER College, Oklahoma City FIRST CHARTERED CHIROPRACTIC ,COL- t LEGE in thsWORLDi Ten years prac tice. Consultation and examination free. Suite 818 Oregon Bldg. Phone 526- ; DR. 0. L. SCOTT, P.S.O, CHIROPEA0 tor, 414-19 U. S. Bank Bldg. Phone 87; re. 828-R. OSTEOPATHTCPHYBlOIAKI DRS. WHITE AND MARSHALL, 506 u. , ts. Bank Bldg. ; DR. W. L. MERCER. -OSTEOPATHIC Physician and surgeon. KlrksvillS rsduate, 404-405 U. 8. Nstlonsl Bsng ldg. Phone, office. 910t res. 614. BROKEN ARCHES AND OTHER DEFOR- mitiea of the feet corrected without loss of tune from roar occupation Drs. White and Marshall, TJ. S. Bank Rid. DR. JOHN L. LYNCH OSTEOPATHIC Phyitcisa and inrceon, 408-404 Ore gon ttidg. Phones, allies, 1894; res aero. LODGE DIRECTORY UNITED 8PANISH WAR VETERANS Camp 5. Armory. First, third Mondays REAL ESTATE FCRXISHED HOUSE INCLUDING piano, csnned fruit, preserves, jellies and veKetaWes. Garden all made: house in splendid condition, full cement basement. 94000. feertrude J. M. rsge 4z cfcttsge; 910 DOWN 910 PER MONTH; 0800 to ciuuu escn. & lots on Cspitol street between E and F streets; paved street; all improvements paid. Davis ft Holrasn, Inc., Ill Second St, Port una, Oregon. FOR SALE GOOD 9 ROOM HOUSE and barn, large lot, with plenty of fruit close in and near car lin st 92500. Will take for car. Square Deaf Co, . 202 U. S. Bank! Bldg. THE BEST CLOSE IN BUY IN SALEM 8 room house, modern. 1 block from eity hall, 97500terms. L. A. Hayiord,, 805 Stat street. A BARGAIN FOR SALE. 5 ROOM modern cottage and garage. Seeing is believing. Let me snow you. Phone, owner, oio-j. YOU' HAVE BEEN WANTING TO LO cste on beautiful Court street. See me abort t the house, connected with com mirnity heating plant, I have for aale. Gertrude J. M. P5ge, 492 N. Cottage. M. PSgp, 492 N APARTMENT HOUSE.' BRINOrNG snleadid dividends, well located, fin ished throughout for sale. Gertrude J. M. Page. 492 N. Cottag Street. 4 : FOR SALE ONE ACRE BEARING cherries,- Fairview Ave., two blocks from ear line. Fine building place. Bargain if taken sooaw Inquire 860 "E" street. , t 1IOCSE BARGAIN ON SOUTH 14th ST. This is one thst will surely sell: 6 rooms, nice bath -electric lights, fire place and all in good: condition, for 92500, $1000 cash. Bother 6 room house for 91300. These are bargains. John H. Scott, 228 Oregon Bldg. LOOK INTO THIS 50 ACRE TRACT for sale or trade. It is worth vour while. Gertrude J. M Page, 492 N. Cottage. MR HOME BUYER 'TOU CAN BUT A 5 room bungalow lest than a ysar old for 9500 less than I was offered for it nin months ago. Has basement. Dutch kitchen, closet snd sleeping porch. 91000 will handle it. See it today. 185 LefieUe. DID YOU EVER HEAR ANYTHING like the ad below t 101 lot in Salem, 94000. 23 lots, for 12500. Finest 5 room modern new, bwsigalow basement,! fireplace, gsrsge, 93500. 8 room bungalow, basemi nt. furnace, buiH ins. 96000. Will take 5 room modern house as part pay. See the modern homes Bt 1036, 1040 Union street and 985 North Summer. Either can be bovght for less than cost ,of construction. Want 91000 loan on 94500 ranch, 91200 on 3230 house. S0C0L0FSKY 841 State St GOOD BUYS 100 acre farm all cultivated, with stock and equipment ; best of soil, price $13, 000. Federal loan, balance cash. la acres, 6 acres of eleven v.ir M prunes. 6 acres in -oats and vetch. lal- ores and timber.1 Price 95500 Near Liberty store. i 7 room modern hom on Stat street ah large rooms, hsrdwood floors; eompjeto home ia every way. I'rke See us about Fairuiount' hill lots, i have some barsaiha. 25 acres all cultivated, 'with building. 7 miles east. Price 3&t)0. terms. i mue irom. paved highway. Beal Estate and Fire Insurance W.;H. Grabenhorst & Co. 575 State street - .- ' - ' ... , THURSDAY MORNING. REAL ESTATE- IDAHO FARMS AND STOCK RANCHES t trade for Willamette valley farms ' and income property. Herbert 3. Dav is, Real Estate brofcer, Fayette, , Idaho. P. O. Box 252, WE HAVE SEVERAL CLIENTS WHO at arreare? woDerly priced.- See Uevser-Follrich system. Main Terminal Bldg. Phone 696 floor. city houses crrr lots, bunga- lews, small and large eereaga, eloao in sad tar ant; exchange in city and country. Brown Msgee, over Bus ies' s storo. State and Commercial. Phone 560. FARM BARGAINS FOR SALE OR Ex change. One of to best M acre larms in Marion county. Offered at a very low price. Will accept Salem or Port land property in cxehsng, or sell n easr 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 Gray Bldg. -. Wanted, Loans W have privst money to lean on eity or suourDsn proper. We hare a fine, well improved ten acres to trad fox city property. Thia is first class. If yon wsnt to trade, bur or sell ss H. L. MARSTERS 212 Grsy Bldg. - VACANT BUSINESS PROPERTY LOT snd good residence. close in, for sale. cheap. Good garage location. . A. C. Bohrnstedt , 407 Masonic Temple ' Salem, Cre HOWELL PRAIRIE BARGAIN 34 acre good land, 31 cultivated, S in pasture, drilled well, good bouse 2 horses snd harness. You can get this today st price 6800. Cash 93802. See L. A. Hayford 805 State St. Stop, Look, Listen. I have just 10 days to sell n nice five room bungalow at 91850. All cash except 8700. This ia a cheap proper ty at 92100 (last week's price) But remember, first come first gets. And there is no humbug about this. Just sold the one advert is h1 last week (an other special). This one too, must go. Must have 91150 rash. Wm. Fleming - 341 State street First Class Bungalow $3000 Choice location 6 blocks from state bouse grounds. Paved street, cement walks, full basement.' furnace, built ins. etc. Owner is leaving city and will sacrifice their 3800 property for 93000. Terms. S. R. PEARSON 210-211. U. S. Bank Bldg. ANDERSON ft RUPERT BneesBsors to Laflar ft Leilas INSURANCE REAL XS.TATB BONDS ' - LOANS 406-7 Oregan Bldg. Wood's Bargains Strictly modern six room bungalow: corner lot. both streets paved, nifty garage, swell location. 94200. You can't beat it. New six room bungalow, three good lots, a-real snap at, 92300. New bun B-alow close to rar line, not far out. 91650. If . you want to' buy, sell or trade give us a csll F. L. Wood, Bayne Bldg. . REAL VALUES iz room cottage large corner lot, fruit, garage, modern conveniences. $2650. Must be sold soon and will give good terms. 5 j-oom bungalow, basement, bath, lights. Tiew. 12800. easy terms. 7 room bungalow; basement, sleeping porch, garage. Fine bearing fruit 93600, cash 9500. . , Winnie Pettyjohn 331 '4 State Street PUBLIC NOTICES Notice of the Improvement of North Summer Street from the North Une of Market Street to the South Lino of the Fair grounds Road. Notice Is hereby given that the Common Council of the City of Salem, Oregon, deems it exped ient 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 tbe expense of which will be assumed by the City of Salem, by bringing said portion of said North Summer street to the es tablished grade, constructing ce ment concrete curbs and paving said portion of said North Sum mer street with a six-inch cement concrete pavement in accordance with the prans and specifications therefor which were adopted by the Common Council on the 17th day of April, 1922, now on file In the office of the City Recorder, and which, for greater certainty and convenience and a more de tailed description- thereof, are hereby referred to and made a part hereof. Tne Common Council hereby declares its purpose and Intention to make the above described im provement by and through the Street Improvement Department of the City of Salem. By order of the Common Coun cil: EARL RACE, City Recorder Date of first publication of this notice is April 19, 1922. FP.UTf NEW YORK, April 26. Evap orated apples few here; prunes steady; peaches steidy. . LEWIS DEFENDS TITLE KANSAS CITY, Mo., April 25. Ed (Strangler) Lewis cham plon heavyweight wresler of the world, successfully defneded his title by defeating Stanislaus Zbys- iko In the first and last of three falls here tonight. Lewis won the championship : from Zbyszko fn Wichita, Kan., a short ' time agd3 ' 'J Classified Aifs. in The . Statesman - Bring Results; APRIL 27, 1922 FaTorable Reports from the Southwest und Rains in -Australia Cause CHICAGO. April 26. Favor able crop, reports from the south west together with word of rait" Breaking a drought in 'Australia dH good deal today to briae about a fresh downturn ot wheat prices here. The market closed hearr. 7-8 to 3 3-8 ceVs lower with May 1.39 3-4 to 1.40 and July 1.24 to 1.24 3-4. Corn fin ished unchanged,' to 18 a 1-4 off. oats unchanged to l-2; cer t down and provisions at an advance of 5 to 25 cents. At first the wheat market here showed an upward tendency ow ing" largely ta the fact that Liv erpool Quotations had failed to reflect fully the downturn of val ues yesterday in America. Some skepticism prevailed, too. regard ing talk which had been current that certain big contracts calling for May delivery of wheat In Chi cago had . been privately settled. To large export sales resultipg from yesterday's sharp break Jn prices was also a, temporary bull? ish influence. After the orenlng flurry, however, buying power aeemed to lose much of its force; and lt took no great amount of sellinng to force the market down especially during the last hour. ' Prices for July and September wheat, representing the new crop still in the ne'ds, aeennea to a far greater extent than May, the value of which could be only af fected Indirectly by present growth conditions. Inasmuch as supplies during May will consist altogether ' of wheat" harvested last "fall or before. Slackness" ot demand, however, for wheat 1 al ready ' on hand' in Kansas City, 154 carloads there unsold today. was generally taken as cofffirm Ing reports of a decidedly Improv ed crop outlook sortthwesti ' :.' , Changes in the price of corn and oats were kepc within narrow limits, and were governed almost outlrf'y by the action of wheat. Higher Quotations ' on - hogs help ed to strengthen the provision rrarkft. : . ! Reactionary ' Tone ! Prevails in Yesterday's' Finan- ; cial Operations. NEW YORK, April 26. The reactionary tone of today's fln- on.l-t At l.-A 1 - autisi iiiaincts uicuiuscu IUWIO1IBC14 caution on the part of the pro fessional interests and the public, Price movements were hesitant. for the greater part of the ses sion, developing heaviness In the final injur. Early strength among domestie oils, which contributed enorm ously to the day's large turnover at extreme gains of one to four points, together with steady buy ing of secondary, or Independent steels, was matched by .heaviness! in - foreign oils, the motors and their specialties, "the general transportation list and local util ities. - ' ; Selling assumed its widest pro portions toward the close when offerings of United States' Steel, gtudebaker, Mexican Petroleum, General Motors, Kelly Springfield, Unjted States . Rubber, American Sugar and the cheaper rails ef- iected .net losses of one to almost three - points. Standard Oils of New Jersey and California, Associated, . Cos- den, California Petroleum and Pacific, Houston and Sinclair oils forfeited much and.. In some in stances, all of their substantial advances and little was left of the early . Improvement shown by steels Sales amounted to 1,300.- 000 shares. There were no developments to account for the late reaction, but commission houses and the con sertatlve element were on record as favoring temporary halt In the long sustained bull movement. Among traders some disappoint ment was expressed at the show ing made by United States Steel in the quarterly report. ' ,Money conditions were easier than at any previous session this week, all call loans being made at the fixed rate of 3 per cent, Time funds were scarcer, how ever, large sums evidently having. Been diverted from that market for recent underwritings. Foreign exchanges were not af fected by early cable dealines with developments at Genoa, but the entire continental range eased perceptibly later. Sterling was the only important exception, de mand bills hardening on reported During ol cotton bilja, r , DAIRY POTATOES PORTLAND, Or., April .26. nutter? prints lc; prime Buttttffat, PortU:l delivery: no. 1 scur cream 27c . Potato sr:nuyi.is price. Ilocala, PRICE 1IIMTS VERY CAUTIOUS ", ' 'V eV! REALTY EXCHAKGE3 Reported by Union Attract J. O. Mickalson to Cora Page, land In S. Penter PLC 7-3-W, io and other. " , 1 'North Side Investment Co to Wm. H. Trullinger, lot 7. block north side" addition to Uvertoa, 110. -'"!" yr: , Llda I Thompson et al toll. A. rand Maude Forkner, loU 5, S, T, block 23. Englewood, 310. , ? . J. R. Miller to E. C Downing, land in- section 15-9-1-W, U00. : Isaac S. and Otha M. Ramsey ta T. W. Strlngham, lot 3, block 17, Riverside add to Salem. 310." Millie and Joseph Boden to' Gabrlelle- aark..46f:2; block 41. ' NorthSaem, 11. Gabrielle Clark to Millie and Joseph Boden, lot 2, block 40. North Salem, V" :j ' i A. W. and Nina U Lathr6p;Ca A. F. Marcus and .Ella M. Dough- ' ton, lots 17. and; l8, 8uhdIvisiott, lots 5, 6. 7, 8, 9 10. . Garden TT . 1. tin r'- .. ' tVl'.-a, .. Home tracts $10. TURNER NEWS TURNER, April 16." George Moore and family ' returned to Mill City Sunday. Mr. and Mrt. Willis Small and daughter, Mary, of Independence, spent; Sunday In "Turner. J 1 ' Earl: 'Bear came "OTer from 0:A1C." Friday,' returning Monday after having; run the tractor a , couple of days for hit lather. Mrs. A. M. Busby, who returned from California a' few weeks ago, to the home ot her daughter In . Salem, came up to Turner Thurs day; ' the gnest of r Mrs. I. IL Small, v.I' Miss Geyette Davis '' and Miss Hazel eBar spent Saturday and . Sunday at the home of Miss Davis.' grandfather, Reuben Harris, near west Salem. .' ' " Mrs. J. F. Lyle spent a few days In Portland last week. - George Moore has purchased the John ' Watson tarn and town property and will tako possosshin immediately., . . Mrs. Delzell and! daughter, ' Thelma and .Mrs. "Brower were Salem visitors Wednesday. ;-' C W. Hewitt was a Salem busi ness visitor Monday: ; .". ' Mrs. J. F. L.yie" chaperoned .a Sunday school hike and lunch on Saturday. " - - v-t Lars Larson -Is,' again in 'the neighborhood of his old home for ' Mrs. M: ! O. Haley of Portland is at the home of her sister, Mrs. I. Putnam, i ? ' ) .v ' "i.. The large Sunday school class of the Christian crurch was ec tertained one ' night ' last week at the home of Mr, and Mrs. P.. E. Thomasoav m: ,; '' . ' ) Mrs. ' H. s N. ft. Gragg,- Mrs. Ora Bear, Mrs. Farris, Mrs. W. F, Riches attended the Marlon Coun ty w.C.T.U. convention at Salem Wednesday. " tt . ... Read the' Classified ; Ads. .SALEM MARKETS 1 Prleaa a noted ar aw la and a price rcived by farmers. X total prices ar givsn except aa , Oats, m mine sat. S5. Wheat No. T sacked,- Ul, ,i ' Oat,' feed, ' about SOe." rt Vetch. and oat bay, f 19. Cloyer bay, 910 v T919-14. Mill run miTl feed; 921, - ' EOOS, EUTTEB BUTTIXTAS Eggs, .retail, 17-1 8e. ' i , ." ' Creamery butter, retsQ, SS-flOeJ ' .r : Butterfat,. 92e; .- - ? ... - - ', Hens,' light. 18. - ' Hens, bavy. 20-21., 4. h 1- A , ttooaters. M, loe. w PORBi UTTOaT AJTO XXXI -Hogs, top.910.75. . . . Mjmmuf son us meraws,. ... T.n-Mll ' II. ftrs, l a 1. Cow, 49. Banana. 10. - -,, f Lemons, 98.60 & tf.SO. navei oranges, f f.ou. Flortda grspefrpit, 9S 0 .0. VaSnW9'-' pTr,v.rH-- Cabbage. 4. - . . - r , California tomstoes, Isg, 9J0, vaumiower. . , K ., Oregon onions, 10. . . Tumipv 99 ' X Panarpa, 99.60. t Carrota. 99, Head lettuce, 98.50 O 94. 7! fl.OV, Gelrr. 91.50. - - dates, nax, X0XTT Datea,' lfie.' .'r. - -. Package dtS, sas. 96.79. ; Pics. lie. ' Comb honey, Veaac' 94.80. Cpeoaauts, dosn, 91.75. Strained honey. ,U, 11 He. Portland Baying Priceg EGOS, POOXTRT, SCSATS ... . BliXTERFAT FIR , No. 1 chnrninc cream. 9T d IBs f.D. Portland; mndergradee. 86c . . -. . : EGGS- WEAK Current receipts 19 certs. Pullets, IS 0 19c: Whit bannarlaa. S2 ceaU. . dlirrd. . (Thea . anotations are basei on priced paid for th bulk of day 'a receipt by local jobber and creameries.) . - LIVE POULTRY FIRM (Less -commission), heavy sens 29 Q 2"l lb.; do light, 22 23 cent pounds; broilers; 33 (i 8Sc old roosters, 12 W 13e pound; ducks, young white Pekias, 27 ef do colored, 24e; Turkevs,' nominal, v. DRES8ED KEATS STEADY . (Less commission) Choice light begs, . 1 f 15e;-ndeTgrsdes, U & lac; veal, top grade,, 13 O 13He, nader-; trades. 10 r 18et. " . . , - . HAY AND OSAXaT ' r . HAY FIRM : - " 4' (DeUvered Portlad)-ValW Thnothjt 918 ton; - Eastern Oregon Timothy; i 921 ton; alfalfa, 19; clever, 914, ost and vetch, 91; strsw, . ... s , ' " GRAIN LOWER ' w (Track. Pertland, In ear lottV. Wheat 91-25 . 919. ' Coars. grains . 934 n 935. Eastern yellow corn, 928-928.50 S ton; barley 128 11 128.50. ; . - Y , : . ' ; frcit .... ... - VEUiT FIRH J 1 Apple, extra fancy. 92 Q 91.15 bV fancy, 91.75 t 92; cookers, fl Q fl- VEGETABLES -: VEGETABLES STEADY , PoUtoes No. 1, 91 '.f$ $1.10; onion No. 1, 97.50 ft) fa.50 ewt. ' Oreron esb- hge, 2tt tfr So lb.; broccoli, 9W3 91.50 crate. . Parsnips. 1 lb.; . earreU. 1 3 le lb. - ' WOOI, T -- ' WOOL STEADY ' -J Cosrs valley wool, 13 O 18e; nv4iJ 23 Q 25e; fine. 85 f) 97c, v ' ' ,- : - ' HOPS " " " ' i HOPS STEADY i r.r ' MX. I 1-.. J