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- i 1 k jv a.. ji k v xiffi.QftEeOK sfAtESUAN. SALEM. OftEGQH FRIDAY MORNING, JULY ?, 1922 i f 5 i t .CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS f ' : Rat per word ; - - , ' fet Insertion -w - .... i ' Tbre iortioo V oa week i IjnertioBt). Be One autV - a,x aeatk' toilrMt, per sso. 15 jl months' eeatreet, per ara. 12e yisimam for aoj( advertisem'l 25 j t NORWICH UNION jlBB INSURANCE S0C1ETT W. H. Burghardt, Jr. :.' Resident0! Agent 4- 371 State St MONEY TO LOAN . On Real Estate , T. K. FORD (Of er Ladd Bush Bank) L NEW TODAY SlrloAlZi YOUR J NEIGHBORHOOD .All Sljth IWttai ate. i Wll. -I SnrS Grooory. tWw ltM. FOR SALE TW; - t-.i.s dollar will a MILK - GOATS, take them both. B. L. Kow, Maelea THE O.K.- SHINE SHOP WE CLEAN eaavaea, 4 aad ;newbaek aad all ' feaey shoe. Ladie", feat aod ehll- aren a shoes clcaeed.1 sh.in.-d, oiled and j I .i Oualitr Kb Shoo. '17S 8. Commercial atreeV jU. G. Wilaon.hr . ehiae th ahae. -i I k SIX BOOM STRICTLY MODERN COURT f street resideBeo at 9550O. Becke $ , Headrlek, 205 V. . Bank Bldg. CHERRY PICKERS tWAiNTED PA Y lac te. Free treoepdrtation from Cen ter atfwet bridge. Phoae 17P24. , rivftrRRIEH 00 CENTS A CRATE. T. . raboita. - AO 1 i Loeual Pboae ynnny ROOM BOMS Hi KING- j weed-at 93SOO. Reuaoaabl tenna or toldi'r . Becke Hndri-k, ' JOS C. 8. Bank Bldr. ' r inarJL'LT lat BlXi KEYS OJI RFSO. .. Kiadrr plaaaa phone 1003 W or leave at this tiiMi; rowaro. . - :i-p TOCK ACTO INSURED WTO h 1 Wandlar Foly, - afliro r ' :Baih Baak m W writ all lina FOR SALE TEAM OF MARES. ONE - ii d one 13 years old. harness aad ; Hchattler wagon. 8j inch akein.t Sea f Tsemas McNanneryi at Clearwater's Stable, Ferry atreet. i - ? ; WtNTED EXPERT iMECHANIC MUST be thoroughly familiar with Ford car i as well as other makes. Harbion t a CWrvemnd, 229 State St. Phone 298 '-OFFICE FURNITURE! AND RtXJS FOR sale. Two Wilton aad on Aimln icr, PnetleaUy i Oak typewriter desk and large office tables and etc. Beam 1. Patten Bldg. 1 i TWO FI.AT8 FOR RENT BOTH 5 ' reeeaa fnmished. 50 ; each.- Alao a room boaao at $20 aad a & room ' with lorn ace. fireplace at 935. Any or all will lease. Beck Hendricks. 205 D. 8. Bank Bldg. i i WANTED FEW LOGANBERRY PICK ers. Yard mile from town: traaspor tatioa to and from yard. Good camp int. ,W. C. Dibble. 729 JI.' Liberty street. Phone 753-W. . , FOB BALE SEVEN ROOM HOUSE AT , 208 Bush atreet. Garag. ; Lot 80 , On block U ear line. Price fJSOO. Good twrraa. W. O. Kraeger, Oregoa Bldg. ' f apne 217. : . WANTED TO LEASER-STORE BUILD- . ing with f Uteres, for grocery atore f aad meat market, worta oaiem pre-. ... I erred. Phone 1546 W. .it. BONE COUPLE THAT RENTS e ' WE . kave maay fonw aad five room homes that mar Ml aougnt , a reaaoaaaie ' term aad reasonable ; priced nowJ Heversl bread new. Before yea shoot i another month' a rent see a few of " 'th e. Immediat possession on maay. Beck ft Hendricks, 205 V. S. Bank '. Baildiag. ; ; . - . I M ' J - - . - Best Buys - 6 mm medens bungalow, $.1000. - 7' room strictly, modern" bungalow, 5500 , ? euy terms, i - t T : . 7 rewna. i ,' Nortk ' Summer, it inter- ested ace mo. - ' - - ; ' 10 acre bearing logs n a, fair bnilding af rvraj aga-aii'innr rvaan rt asea very ekxe.tn, has pM over 10 net far last 5 years. $6500, $I0O0 cash. balance 810(10 annrallr at Vk 30 late la Oaka additjea ler aalo very 4 rheap. . . I .... ; f ' ' -Socolofsky : i ' f 341 State ' ' ' EMPLOYMENT MALS FURSITCRI PACKED AND CRATED bv an esuert. . Get nay Price f irat, - i Phase 1391-M. ' 1;: c -- - . 8CRSERT ? B UDDERS 1 WANTED Waahlagtoa' Naraery , Company Top j aeaiah, Wash. . - - YOUNG MAN WANTS BOOKKEEPING position jaBaJem or In surrounding , town; can operate . posting macnine. j "M3a - ear Btateamaa. Wanted iK!ERnETia YOUNG MAN , k. k ka aalliaa life ' iBssraa, ktocka or advertising. Must ; a able u devoU am anttr tim aaa t se amotuoaa for advaaeesneas. - bhi i have the swnr to preaeat haainess S preposjitloa t mercuania aaa pwr. ' aiokal anan. Ana war la vour OWB hand- . writlne. atatlnc aaa, adaeatloaat analh fiestiMS, exparieaoa aa solicitor, ete. 3 Address "I-Mov 81."". Bttesmaa suns MALB AJtlj rEMALE WAVrrO- LOGANBERRY PICKERS .lor I 'aero field;: good camp, good ater; free wood; 2 to mile aat of ' Atrium. Call 100F3. WANTHD RASPBERRY PICKERS. : pay a cents or better, goow picKing. t 't raon siFl or 862. c. l. rtm. LOGANBERRY PICKERS FAMILY OF ..a mwi S to k antiro paten 1 praf acred ; aood caaap grew ad. , A, , Wilsa, F6. , I .-i - 1 I i i, i - LOGANBERY PICKERS WANTED . , cio ia. C. W. . Beecater. raoae WANTED AT ONCsV- TEN CHERRY Pickwrs. . naiun ti referred. but if neesassry will transfer pickers ' from Center sad Commercial streets to and f team work. . Phone laso-it r nvm. WASTEDHALF DOZEN RED RASP- berry nickers at one. 11 I 24 box f erate. M ii aoatheaat of C hem aw a. - Liphart. IjOOANBERRY PICKERS PICK MORN- mia only, r No children. One block wst wf msisoloam. Thlelsoa WANTED MEN JAND WOMEN TO . tak farm aanar aubacrntkna. . A good " acapoition to the right people. Adores ' 5, . rsetrie UeaBestead, matesasaa oiag. nawss, ur. j I , PERSONAL- GET MARRIED BEST- MATRIMONIAL : psper published. Free for atamp. Uor- rusnaaasBt. Toledo. Ohio. FOR SALE FARM TAPER IF YOU WANT TO GET THE BEST . farm A H a tk. Paeifle ' Hama teul, ' Salaia. Orecea, for tbre - montas' trial suotcnptioa. ateatioa k ad. ' ' POUXTKT POCLTRTMIS BEND F.IGHT TWO . cent siamna for aoeclal three asoatba tor tae beat aaa aiaest jouraai th weas. The art Icte . Sad adver- u!rUv'ra,,f Ul. ttJlL I l . Breeders VI tin miriuwni, t....K ... t l I .l a, IWH'T tt,IIIl, VIMM """ atreot, Sntem, Oreeau. Vs Cuteaaaa aaaUU4 AAA : FOR SALE WOOD- FOOT ' AND 16 INCH DRY MILL. Joo4la aav ouaatitj... Tracy Wd - Co. Pbon 620. BEST GRADK MILL WOOD-ie IXCH. t ii. ana . rroBipj , dalirerr. 8pcwl pn on rar lata. We nm aiake dliT7 a aah, ad rrowtfe B4 old growth fir aboat Jaly 15. Frd E. WrIU. SOS a Charra. PbBe 1542. ALL KINDS OF WOOD FOR SALE dik nr aaa oak. IB iara. Orders takea for immediate or f utare deli- V- F.P; w U-ealey Btattoa. Paono 77F21. .,, OLD It IM. FIR. S; SECOND. 4 fT, MISOZIJLAXKOUa FOR SALE 3 WORK HORSES. WAG on ana narnma. uooa milk row. 2 1 N. Broadway. FOB BALE TEX HORSE POWER GAS rutin aBa wooaiaw. ziw Bread way. FOR SALE BEAUTIFUL FOX TER- ri-r aaa rout poppi-a. 1030 Carmek. ta, pboaa 128U. STORE FIXTURES AND SUPPLIES yoa moaey o (araitare, toola, UT. Steiabork Jack Co. 424 Nortfc Coauaercial. Phooa 523. FOB BALE BLACKCAP RASPBER rie at Nob Hill grocery alwre. South Commercial atreet. . . . FOR SALE BULL DOO PUPPIES mit? Jfd talkia parrot. Ta Bird and Flower 8 tore. 273 Bute. FOR SALE OLD NEWSPAPERS, 10 ccaia a ounaie. uireaiattoB depart ' meat, Ore(oa Stateamaa. LOGANBERRIES $1.25 PER CRATE. delivered anv part of pity. 75 per rraie pira inm yoaraair. ZZ33 rar tronada Road. Phono 981-J. , 8END A BOX OF OREGON'S FAMOUS -. eherrlea to your frieada in tka mt v Give urn, the name and addreaa. we do ' the reet. Phone the order if more -oaTentent. Ward K. Richardeon, 2395 n. rroat, paone 4e. THE HOC8B OF HALF A MILLION and one barf aiaa. Wo bay. tell or excaaBf anytoiBg ana everything la : the line of Jnnk or aeeoad head fooda. " Bee aa before yoa bay or aell. Stein beck Jank Co. Remember the place, ut n. uommereiai oi. rnone ozs. 125 BUYS TEAM .AND HARNESS - Well broke to reach work; 365 buy black mare, weight 1500; $115 boy a 4 year old mare, weigh 1300. blocky built; 965 bay good family row, no better in Marion county. Call at res idence, 156 Front St.. Salem. Oregon. 8UMMER LUGGAGE REDUCED WALL paper remnants, plaster' wallboanl. Velvet atair carpet, 31.35. Endur ance high grade bona paint, Kalso mina, I On poad Cotton mattresses, 98.60, Steel springs $5.00. Max O. Buren, 179 N. Commercial Bt. "Beautiful 'Oregon Rose" aad elevea other Oregoa aopga. together with a fine collection of patriotic aoaga, eacred aoaga and many old time favorite ALL FOR 25a (Special price in quantity Iota) Especially adaptable for achool, commun ity or home ainging. Send for . The Western Songster 76 pages, now la ita third edition. ruDiisnea ny OREGON TEACHERS MONTHLY 21S -8. Commercial St. Salem, Or. FOR RENT FLATS FOR RENT FULLY FURNISHED modera first floor fist at 666 Ferry street. $60 a vnonth. ' Apply t States, man Aasiaes office. Pbon 23. . , r0R RENT f rjLLY FURNISHED modera fiv room flat, at 664 A Fer ry atreet. $50 a month. Immediate possession. Apply at Statesman of fie. Pfjoo 23. ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING ROOM REASON, able, 160 Court street I ARLINGTON HOTEL CLEAN. COST i 50e op. 4o2 state. - I MODERN ROOM FOR GENTLEMAN I Ceatrally located. Mast giv nam aad' reference. Address A, care Stateamaa. FOR RENT SUITE OF ROOMS WITH private bath, also aiagl room a. 103U Cbmneketa atreet. Pbon 1380. - WANTED MISCELLANEOUS j 'iHT?''iS52i,rS Phai!' tT WANTED USED FURWITURB. WE buy for cash aad pay the beat price. buy lor cash i Phone 1301-M. r.. r. Kteaier. WANTED FURNITURE. TOOLS, MA- , ehinery, atock, ete. Will buy lor rasn or aril on commission. rwui s. Woodry, the euctionecr. WANTED EVERYTHING IN HARD- ware ana rarnunre. w price pw. THE CAPITAL HARDWARE : A FURNITURE CO. 1 295 N. Commercial St. rnone v7 nwiiv Phoao 511. CHERRIES WANTED -t PREMIUM paid for urg fancy quality, aio want rnrranta and blakcapa. Ward K. , Richardaon. Phone- 404: ' WB ARE ALWAYS IN THE MARKET for Junk, machinery, mrniiur aaa v- knuhobt meeoaat-tv. Steiabock Jnnn C. 424 N. Commercial. Pboae 828. ; CHERRIES WE ARE RECEIVING Karal Aaa aaa wawnonso csvmra at - Maeoa-Elarntea warenonaa, cornel Hia-h and Mill atreet. and will COB tlnna from 7 n' clock ia th BloralBt until 7 at algbt. Suadaya and bolidsys included, until the crop is nil in. We want tham now. Don't wait until they get overripe and let tho rata poil them. W it paylas tk kifhett prtc la Salem and can aa any amount th but have. Deliver all black ?ner-i-im .i : Um rim Brothers warehouse. Trad aad Higk street. Lyoaa CaL Glaee Fruit Cow 899 8. High. Phone 806 or call Mangi Broe. 71T. - BUSINESS CARDS AUCTIONEER AUCTIONEER T. N. WOODRT. THE livestock, famitnr. rest tioneer. Phone 611 for sale date. Res. 1610 N. . Hammer. Auto Directory TRUCKS tma a n v no THtriK REO TRUCK. r v ojftMw . . .... nr:tl 1921 model, penct. conouwu. . " trsd for reel estate, prod ne or will .... Tnia ia an axeeo- Uonslly good y. U ?. .r1 good bargsia PP,y,l?,Bl'1' ," or can. ne t-cwpiw -- BATTERY AND EXXCTRIOTAV ittm vi rrraiPUV! EXPERT TKOU' ble shooting, i 818 . mgn. PRESTO .LITE BATTERY , 8EKV ivw. Station. Kvpert battery aa c.vr. ..en. F.rri. Bras. Phone 1803, 418 work, f arris Bra. Coart. ' . ' - " ACETYXEVB WXLDINO IRON. STEEL. BRASS, ALCMINDM-r Br nc th niece. uso-waa C. 8S7 Coart. - vjszo OARS FOR RALE 1923 FORD. 350. PHONE 1T .ilOta-J, IRead the Classiried Ads. BUSINESS CARDS TIRES AJID ACCZMORIZa USED PARTS I S TO Vt OFF. MIKE'S . . Aata Wrrckisc Hoo. . 424 North CaaimarriaL Pboaa 523. 10,0f0 MILE Gl'ARAXTEE AGAINST atuae hrai. rial rata and bkwoot. The Hjrdra-Toroa Tire, (or, aaU b Ira Park ator. 12lh and Italic. Pkaaa 9. BEAUTY PARLORS NOW OPERATING MODEL BEAUTY Parlor. 110 North Commercial atreet. Phone 956. CHINESE PHTSICIAN DR L. M. HUM CrRES ANY KNOWN diarane. 153 8. Hih St, pbon 283. OA-BP T8 AJTD 1T.UTT BUGS NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC WE NOW weave flaff rata made oat of old car pet a, aay leaf in or wtdtfe yoa deaire. We alao re-fit, ra-aow aad aiao carpeta. Feather reaovatiaf aad mattraaa ateam ing and ra-making. Salem Carpet Clean iag aad Flaff Rag Wert. Pbobc 1164. DRUG STORES BREWER DRUG CO. 405 COURT Pboae 134. ELECTRICIAN'S SECl'RE MY FIGURES ON WIRING By contract: by hour. At prewar price. H. W. Hatch. Phone 1202 J. FURNITURE HOSPITAL FURNITURE REPAIRED OR MADE TO order. Reftniahing and apbolatering a apecialty. Phone 1742. Brown and Grovea. 1201 Soath Commercial. rXORISTS CHp0bn484El:T PEAS CUT FLOWERS AND FLORAL PIECES Delivery. C. r. Breithaupt, florist, 1U North Liberty atreet. Pboaa 380. f-t FIXAHCIAL LOANS ON GOOD CITY PROPERTY-! Plenty of moaey; aa delay. Cm 331 V Htate street. MARION-POLK COUNTY FARM LOAl association has money to loan at Sf percent. W. D." Smith, secret rj -tree arer. 303 Salem Bank of Commerf .4 $1000 TO LOAN ON REAL ESTAlf Money now waiting. ,f M. J. Hunt I Ladd ft Bush Building 20 YEAR FARM LOANS ON RtRf credit plsn, pro-payment proviaionsr lowed. We will finance you for a as rate of interest than any firm oa coast. M Private money to loan on either ritj,r country proi y property. R, VY, Marsters 411 Oregon Building Ladies' Wearing Appar DRESSMAKINa RUTH McADAMS DRESSMAKER, 38 South 12th. Phone 1824-M. CARRIE FISHER DRESSMA0G, designing. Spcer corset to;ter. 2 McCornack Bldg. ff WANTED SEWINO TO DO AT BBE. Children' dresses and any ki of plain sewing. 895 Hine and list street, aontb. ii THE ADSITT8 ARE PREPARE! TO do any and all kind of ladie stor ing, for old and aew customers. 652 N. 12th St. Pbon 2085 R Li MAUD SIMONS. DESSMAKER 1710 Bellevue St. If HEMSTITCHING pi "NEEDLEWORK SHOP" ALL NDS of fancy work and herastitchmdon. 121 S. Commercial street. ? MRS. BRECKENRIDGE HEMafTCH ing. Mail orders solicited. I'li 19th Phoa 174 M. ti 8ALEM ELITE HEM ST ITS ING, nleatia. button. iltBDiu saasedla- work. 329 Oreren Bid. Pbe 370. MRS. C. E. MILLER HEMSTfHING. Stamping, braiding, hand easaidery, battona. Room 10, over Millet atore. Salem, Oregon. Pbone 117.f MILLINERY ii HATS FROM $1 CP MRfC. A. Grimm. 519 Court atreet. i INSURANCE MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE INSRANCE company. J. V. Baicn, ageagoom a. McCornack Bide. Pbone 01 'If" JUNK STORES WE BUY JUNK, RAGS, RUBBg, BOT- ties, iron, furniture, noasea good. Be n beor buying or aelh Houae of ' half millioa and one argaias. Steiabock Junk Co., 423 Kfommer. eial. Phona 523. t i LAuftvKIB 8 II SALEM LAUNDRY COMPAN 136 8. Liberty atreet. Fhonc 2a. Oldest largest best. Established $ 89. CAPITAL CITY STEAM LAQJRY ' aaslity work, prompt servt 1264 Broadway. Phone tea. MEDICAL MOUNTAIN BALM COUGH gtlEDY- Pbone 517 W. 4. PAIN TIN 0 CONTRACTS PAINTING AND DECORATB HIH rlsss work for particular safe. u. i' Brandon, contractor. 86$ fcth High, Pbon 645 J. f KUKSERT 8TOC FRUITLASD NURSERYrH LARGE atock of Italian prune tt and tlo all kinda of lead in r r? atock - for fall delivery. Pb 1-M. 161 a 14th atreet. ff COMPLETE LINE TREES i- SMALL fruits, ornamental. ap city Nor aery Co 426 Oregun Bid Phone 7. PLUMBING PLUMBING REPAIRIXCakd COIL work. Pboae isstj. na 127 Uatea atreet. A. L. Godfrey., j PERFUME AND TOtLETiBUCLES CALIFORNIA PERFUME D. Ex tracts, toilet artKiea. t irt Meyer. 170 Soath 23rd. Pboatj2 RESTAURANT HUtl RETAURANT N UEASON able prices, .,. S9 - High. t NOODLE FARIga, WA HONG NOODLE JOUSE. 439 Ferry. r i BIN SIN NOODLE HObx CHOP sney, 40c; pufiea rwej. Boodles. xwc; inea noouics, aw jgg g- iid erty. . ' 1 1 SECOND HANBloDS HIGHEST PRICES PAIIoa SEcOND band clothing and . Ala do - deaainr, pressing sad p,irla. Call aad deliver. Capital WBanae. 342 North Commercial. r,e 1368-W. WR BUY AND SELL. tOSD HAND goods af all kinds: pj tittmt. k; seas, collars, collar a, tools aad chains. Fred Seated! 85a Coaler -, street.' t STOVES AND SWVJjjjw AIEINO STOVES REBUILT AS REPAIRED 40 years fipertflw.hU,, jiatiMal feuce, aiiea 26 to HaVae high. t Paints, oil and wra logaa Weirv and nop hoes ui im and Stove Works. 350, C,. mttt. Pboae 124. iCAVxr:s SALEM SCAVENGE I 3ARBAGE, BE fuse of alt kinds Ted Geaspaola eleaaed. Phone 1 , BUSINESS CARDS MUSICAL XfJ HENRT LEE PIANO. 1221 S. wPitoL Pboae 1017-W. yli MABLE SHEPHERD PIANO mr; dance, all ccaakkB. 24" N. Sterty. . SJMM CONSERVATORY OF MCSIC A branrhe taarbt. diplomaa graatod. " n-. nitet, uirecter. ,Boae CSS. 1237 Coart rJ AND JAZZ PIANO PLATING i 7 Icssobs guaranteed. Watermaa Clark. Mrr.. McCor- -k Btdg. rUNERS JK MULLIOAN PIANO TUNER; r irr mug Co. ReDreeDtiti fiemB viay a ta. Phone M. bward welp Experienced kisno toner. Leave orders Will'a :Maie Store. DANCING SIVATE LESSONS IN ALL LATE nance., jira. White. Pboae 273 J. MUSIC STORES :0. C. WILL PIANOS.- PHONO-' jgranha. aewiac machines. heet mnaicJ ltaad piano atudies. Reoa-riac thno- l: rrapbf and acwing machines. 432 mate, oalem. PIANOS HERMAN CLAY A CO. PIANOS Steiawaya, Duo-Art and ethcra. Moore' Maaie Houae, 415 Court atreet aad Maaoale Temple. -. TRANSPORTATION PARKER'S STAGE LINES J. W. Parker. General Manarrr '"ALSlTrVN- 7 a.m.,. 1 1 a.m., 5 p.m. Leaves Siiverton. News Stand : 8 a.m.. 1 p.m., 6 p.m. Salem-Independ nce-Monmooth Division Leaves Halrm Central Stage Terminal;! 7 a.m. S a.m. 11 a.m. 3 p.m. & p.m. Leaves Monmou:h, Monmouth Hotel: 8:15 a. m., 1 p.m., 6:15 p.m. Leave IndeMndeare, Beaver Hoi.f. 8:30 a.m. 10 m m. 1:15 p.m. 4 p.m. f-Jt. We make coonectiona at Salem te alt parts of the valley. Extra trips by appointment. J. W. PARKER, General Mgr. TRANSFER HAULING WE MOVE, STORE AND SHIP HOUSR boWl gooJs. Our specialty ia piano and furniture moving. We alao make cot ntry trips. We handle the beat coal and wood. Call on ns for prices. We give good meaure, good quality and good service. Lamer Transfer Co. Phone 930. CAPITAL CITY TRANSFER CO. J2b State St. Phone 933.. Distributing forwarding and storage our specislty. Get our rates. WOOD 8AW8 CITY AND COUNTRY WOOD SAWING. Phone 2046. Fisher Bros. WOOD SAW I NO PHONE 1131. country. Kd. Sproed. CITY. WATER SALEM WATER, LIGHT ft POWER CO. Office, 301 South Com'L St. Ten p r cent discount on domestic fist ratce paid in advance. No deduction for absence or any cause unless water is shut off your premise. PROFESSIONAL OPTICIANS GLASSES FITTED BY DR. U R. BUR- dett st the Bow Optical Company, 325 State atreet, opposite Ladd and Bush' Bank. POMEROY ft KEENE JEWELERS AND Optometrists. 388 State. CHIROPRACTORS DR. O. L. SCOTT, P.8.C.. CHIROPRAC- tor, 414-10 L. s. Bank Bldg. pbone 87; res, 828-R. OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS DR8. WHITE AND MARSHALL C06 I'. 8. Bank Bid-. . . DR W. L. MERCER OSTEOPATHIC Physician and Stirfceon. Kirksville graduate. 404-405 ('. S. National Bank Bid. Phone, office P19; res. 614. BROKEN ARCHES AND OTHER DK formlties of tho feet corrected without loss of time from your occupation. Dr. White ft Marshall, U. S. Bank Bldg. DR. JOHN L. LYNCH OSTEOPATHIC Physician and Surgeon, 4O3-404 Ore- fon Bldg. Pbonca, office, 1394; re. 8F5. LODGE DIRECTORY UNITED SPANISH WAR VETERANS. Camp 5, Armory, First, third Mondays. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE ATTRACTIVE NEW FIVE room bungalow on south High street. Price 93700. ' Good terms. W. G. Krucger, Oregon Bldg. Phone 217. Good Buys Largo dairy ranch with equipment, good build in rs, iuu arrea Of bottom land Price 4-22.000. will take aa first nay anenfc amall imnroved Dlaea around 94000, near Satem, and $2ooo m i IVhJ'U1:01" ", 80 acres, 5 miles from Salem on main in y road, 8 acre ia bearing strawberries. 3 balaaee in crop except zu acre asture and timber, V room bouse barn. Price for quick sale. sale, g6V eral loan. J r. 92450 a InaoranrV 94300 cash balance federal insp in a new bungalow, Real Eafate and Fire 1 W. H. Grabenhorst &jCo.s tit. Q .m a4aa.t 10 oiain mwtvsa Special Bargains 5 room bouse, lot 50x110, city water. Uilet, elctrie lights, burinr frnit trees. 9 blocks to school. 4 blocks lo car. S10OO. gioo cash, bat $15 month and interest. ... 4 room bouse, 2 lots, bearing fruit, city .water, toilet, rick black .soil. 91200. 9225 cask, balance 915 month. , 5 room bouse 8 block to car, has good well, black soil. $50, $150 cash, bsl. 910 month. - Mills (St Copley , 83m State street $500 AS FIRST PAYMENT ON THIS & room bouse snd lot 45x110, garage toilet aad oath, electric light, on North Summer street. Pri? 91200. Be 7 ; L. A. Hayford S05 Stat atreet ; Wood's Bargains Faar room baagslow, eemeat basemeat garage, good krt and garden, $1400. Sis room buagalow, south Salem, at less thaa cost aad we will take a i car S0Paer Una. well located, on maia iigk way, $60 per acre, worth 9100- A rood fruit raoche to trade tor graia farm. F. L. Wood. 341 State atreu NEW BUNGALOW PAVEMENT, beautiful river view. 5 room, modern with Asrdwood borders aad Datch kit then Bailt ia buffet aad bookeaae, fireplace, eemeat ossemeut. Bedaced to $480; $20O0 will haadl aad will Heyser-Follrich System . Paono One Thousand -Main Floor Trminal Bldg. l 9700 PIANO GOOD AS NEW. 250. S aecM laclediag aae half SO acre fauThtat i- goVd condition. 500. A. C. Bohrnstedt t 407 VaaoBie Tempi Salem. Oregoa 8100 WILL BUY GOOD CORNER N. t VhertT Late of fruit. Goad borne. Baby Pnrdy, 455 Coart atreet. REAL ESTATE FIVR ROOM HOUSE ON PAVEMENT (ta good coadittoa, modera, large car aer lot aad eiota to caaaery, caa be i bourtl for 322CO, j2m a fire pay Heyser-Follrich System ; Phone Okc Thoaaand ! Maia Floor 1 rrsutl Bldg. A, Very Desirable S room comfortable cottage, aiodera ept aaoeni. Fin coraor, cloc la. f"- groaada aad a boa. price 3JOO s the Flaming Realty Co. 341 State atreet. - tJOOO WILL BUT doOD BUNGALOW, aontb. paved, garaga aad la goayg to cation. Knay Perdr, ii Coart etrevt. COME TO BROWNSMEAD AND LOOK at the best beaverdam lead ia Amert ca; sold ia entail tracts at reaaoaable prices aad easy tertna. Raitroad atatioa aad aebooL Or wrtte P. O. Bex S2, Browaamead. Oregon, for fall partio alara. FINE, LOT IN RICHMOND ADDITION for sale at a aacrifice. Phone 2054 W, ANDERSON A RUPERT acceaaere to LaHar A Laflar INSURANCE ! - REAL E8TATE BONDS LOANS 40 7 Oregoa Bldg. CITY HOUSES CITY LOTS. BUNGA lows, small aad large acreage, rloa ia and far out;, exenangea ia city and country. Brown A Magee, over Bna ick's store. State aad Commercial Phone S5. MR. HOME BUYER YOU CAN BUY A ft room bungalow less than a year aid for $500 less thaa I was offered for it nine month ago.. Has bsocmeat. Datch kitchen, closets end sleeping perch. , $1000 will bsadle it. See it today. 125 Ltffelle. A VERY GOOD BUY A 5 ROOM BUN galow. modera, with good garsga, cor ner lot, east front, glWWO. On fourth down, bs lanes $30 a month. This is ena of my beat props, far the money. Was. Fleming. 341 State street. SEE ME FOR GOOD BUYS IN REAL estate. - Raby Pnrdy, 455 Coart street. FOR SALE MODERN SEVEN ROOM house. 141 8. Winter St. Inquire at 575 Court. Pbon 738 W. Five-room new bungalow, furnace, fire place, corner lot, paved atreet. fine view property, for 94000.00. 7 room bungalow, furnace, garage, abund ance of fruit. 945C0.OO. Winnie Pettyjohn 331 & Stat atreet Special Bargains New 4 -room plaat'red houae; basement. Price 92100 with 9300 rash. BaL 920 ' per month, with interest. Dendy 5-room house oa psved street. large lot, aoae fruit; for $2000.00; psrt terms. New 3-room boise; good location, for $1350.00. Little down, bsl. like rent. We have several house for rent. Childs & Bechtel 540 BtatOstreet A Real Bargain Nine end on-half acre of loganberries; income record good for the psst . four years. Excellent crop now showing. Half a mile from the city limits, clone to a dryer. Good water and smsll, well built house. Price $6,500. Easy term. Square Deal Realty Co. 202 U. 8. Bank Phone 470 IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR A FIRST clas large home, I have it. I-ocatd close in at a moderate price. Do not misa seeing me about it. If yoa are looking for bnainess property , I have the best corner in town for . you today. Gertrude J. M. Page 492 X. Cottage . Phone 1186 SIX ROOM MODERN HOUSE. PRIVATE water- syst-m, garace, 2 lots, some fruit.' KK1 down, $15 a month. Price $2000. M, J. Hunt Ladd Rush Buildinr PUBLIC NOTICES NOTICE TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: WHEREAS, the State Game Commif sion of the State of Ore gon is authorized under Section 8, Chapter 66, General Laws of Oregon, 1921, to close auy open season or open any closed season in any county or district of the State ot Oregon for the shooting and possession of game animals and birds: , NOTICE is hereby given thst the State Game Commission of the State of, Oregon has made and entered and does hereby issue the following Order That the open season as defir ed In Chapter 1&3. section 3. 01 Jthe General Laws of Oregon of 921, for hunting, killing;, tsk- In'g or haviras In possession, alive or dead, - the following named game animals and game birds re spectively, shall be as follows to wit: The open season for deer throughout the entire sttte shall be and Is hereby declared' to be from August 20th to October 31st of oach jresr. both dates inclu sive. The open season for quail and Chinese pheasants in all section? oi the state wBere there is an open season therefor, shall be and U hereby declared to be from October lath to October 31st of each, both dates inclusive. The open season for grouse or native pheasan's in all sections of the state where there ia an oen sea so ik is declared to be from August 20th to September 20th of each year, both dates in clusive. The open season for sage hens In all sections of the state where there is , an open aeasora, la de clared to be from July 15th to July Slst ot each 'year, both dates inclusive.' The open season for prairie chickens tn all sections of the statfc where there is an open sea son. Is declared to be from Oct ober .ntv p October 31st of each year, both dates1 inclusive. NOTICE is also hereby given that the changes in the open sea sons made- by this Order in' no wise affects the bag limits or o'b er regulations provided by law respecting the hnrating for. kill Ing. taking or having in posse sion. alive or dead, of snch game animals and game birds. Any and all person bnnt'ng fur, killing, taking or having In posscealott. allTw or dad, say der. qaail..Chlaes paeasaBrs. STOBse or Batire ptaeasanu. sa bn3 anal prair'e ehickeaa ia the State of Oregon. Ia violation of this order, will b proseeutsl as by law provided. Dated at Portland. Oregon, this 12th day ol June, A. D., It22. OREGON STATE GAME COM MISSION. By I. N. FLEISCHER. Chairman. Bj GEO. H. KELLY. Com m isIor.r . By BLAINE HALLOCK. Commissioner. By M. A. LYNCH. Commissioner. By L. E, BEAN Commissioner. I SALEMMARKETS I 4 BUTHtO PRICES atay aad Oram Waeal, $1.04 Q i.io ha; aata. 90 55 ha. Egg. Battarf at., Batter. MUk Ratlerat, 42c; milk. $2 10 cwi; 10c. eggs. Poultry Heavy kena, 20 4 lie: light keaa 1: acd'um. 18c; rooster. 10c; Broilers 25 V 30e. Livestock Hogs, 911-25; dressed bogs, 14c; top steers, 6c; cows. 4 4 4V,c; lamb. 8a RETAIL PRICEo Egg aad Batter Eggs. 22c; creamery batter 45 (i 50. Portland Bay In t; Prleca EOGS. POULTRY AND MEATS BUTTERFAT FIRM. SCARCE Number one chnrninr cream, 43 V 44c f.o.b. Portland; unoVrjrrade, 41c. EGGS STEADY Current receipt. 19 t 21c; white hen neries, 23 J 24e dl'd. (These quotations are based oa pneae received far tka boh of day'a receipts by. local Jobber ao creameries.) LIVE POULTRY STEADY tLess eemmissiaa). heavy hen. 21 41 22 lb.; do, light 14 15e; broiler, rock and Red. 34 25c; leghorns 1$ $2 20e; old roosters, 10 coats ; daeka, waist Pekint, young, 24 25c; old ducka, 18 20. DRESSED MEATS FIRM. SCARCE Less eommiaaloa) Choice light aos 151,4 . lc; nadcrgrades, 13 15c: veal, top grade. 13 4 ft 14c; under grades, 10 J 12c HAT AND BA7JI HAY FIRM (Delivered Partlaad), Valley Tiatotky 918 20 toa; East era Oregoa Timothy $22 24 toa; alfalfa, $16 16.50 toa; clover $14 tea; oat aad vetch $15 16 ton; atraw $8 9 ton. GRAIN FIRM AND HIGHER (Track, Portland) Wheat. '91.10 scorn, $1.16: oats. $32; Eastern yel low corn, f30 a ton. FatVIT Strawberries, $2 i 2.10 crste; esr tv cherries, 8 49 12c lb; early peachea $1.25 bos: apneota. $1 1.25 bos: dotmeberries, $1:50 bos: raspberries, $1.75 ft 2: rnrranta $1 1.25; tosae lerrir, $1 1.10. VEGETABLES VEGETABLES STEADY No. 1 potatota. 75 85e tat ; Oregot cabbage, 2 2 S-4e IB; parsnip. 1c lb; carrota, 25c doxen bunchea; turnips and Jbeets, 25c doxen; green peas, 4 (ft 6 lb. ; green onion, 25c. WOOL WOOL STEADY Coarse valley wool. 15 18c; medium 20 25c; fine 25 30c. HOPS HOPS 8TEADY 1921 Crop nominal at 11 15. Mexican Oils, However, Af fected by Adverse Con ditions in Big Fields NEW YORK, July 6. Prices in today's stock market tended high' er, except for Mexican oils which again were affected by reports of adverse conditions in the target producing fields. Relaxed money rates and thi more conciliatory attitude attrib uted to labor leaders in the rail way strike revived speculative in terests, especially in transporta tions which were stronger and more active than at any time in many weeks. Final quotations for the lead ing trans-continentals, coalers nnd trunk lines, particularly Canadian Pacific. Union Pacific, Illinol Central, New York Central, Read ing, Baltimore and Ohio and New Haven Were 2 to almost 5 points over the previous day's close.' United. States steel rose 2 1-2 points with American and Bald win Locomotive, Studebaker and the popular coppers. Baying of steels was based on the belief that federal approval soon would be given to the three company mer ger and the demand for eaulp- extensive contracts (or railway supplies were impending. . Mexican Petroleum rallied briskly from its extreme depres sion, but registered a net loss of 1 1-4 points, while Pan-American Petroleum "A" finished at a gain of 1 5-8 points. Domestic Oils were mainly better with Standard Oil of New Jersey as the foremost feature at a gain of j 1-4. Mis cellaneous stocks and several ot the utilities also figured in the day's movement at gains of 1 to 2 points. Sales amounted to a"0,- 000 shares. Although call loans rose to 5 per cent in the market's later per iod, practically all the day's funds were placed at the opening rate of 4 1-4 per cent and 30 and 60 day loans were freely offered at per cent. The one disquieting develop ment was the further collapse of international exchanges. Sterling reacted only slightly, but the Ger man mark felt to the lowest quo tation in Its history here at .0213-8. French, Italian and Belgian bills added to prerions day's reversal byi additional losses of 20 to 30 points. JFKU1T NEW YORK, July Erapo- rated apples dull; prunes steady, Apricots scarce. Peaches quiet. STOCK mm ns T S Report That Spring Crop Will Beat Black Rust is Cause of Slump CHICAGO. July S. Indication of greater liklihood that the spring crop would beat the blarlt rust led to lower prices ia the wheat market today. Closing quotations were unsettled. 1 3-$ to 2 cents down, with September 1.14 U2 to 1.14 S-s and December 1.17 1-8 to 1.17 14. Corn an4 oats Jboth lost 1-4 to 1-2 cent and provisions 5 cents to 10c. j No damage at all tmher by weather or rust was reported from the spring wheat " belt, and with consequent liquidating sales in progress and a temporary dearth! of purchasing orders, the market;: showed much weakness during tba forenoon . There also was soma hedging pressure In evidence, aad offerings of new wheat to arr'ra were of fair volume. After 4 cents decline from yesterdays' high point, however, enlarged de mand from exporters and millers changed sentiment somewhat and there was a good deal of covering on the part of shorts. Exporters mere said to be buy Ing rash wbeat to apply on sales made sometime ago for July-Xu-gust shipments. It was current gossip too that the first evidence of mills laying in liberal supp'.let developed on today's decline 1n wheat prices. Later, upturns, tn the market were aided also by es timates that the European wheal crop would be 120,008,000 bush els less than last year and by an nouncement of 6,322,000 bushels decrease in the available supply total. Kilns in Iowa and Illinois were a source of weakness in prices of corn and oats, but expert demand for corn was more or leas of an offset. Besides, for the first time In months, stocks of oats were re ported as less than at the corre sponding time last year. Provisions were depressed by a material increase of warehouse supplies' at western packing cen ters, the gain in meats being the largest in four years. Adela OaUTaBoa'a Hew REVELATIONS OF A WIFE CHAPTER NO. 6C 4 , RITA BROWN "TOOK."- HOW THE LEAD I have traveled so little in my life that sleeping cars, and. In deed, the very atmosphere of the big interstate trains affect me moft pleasurably. : I enjoy spec ulating as to the kind of persons who are behind the heavy cur tains of the berths, wondering up on what errands of Joy or sor row, of sordid business or plea sure they are bent. There were but three berths unoccupied in the car to which sr. obsequious porter conducted us when we finally reached the train, and a hasty comparison ot checks disclosed the fact that they be longed respectively to Dicky, Al fred and MaJ. Grarvtland. "But where U our drawing room?" Rita Brown demanded impatiently, her voice sounding shrilly through the silent car. I saw the porter glance Invol untarily, apprehensively toward the printed sign; placed conspic uously, which read: ' , "Passengers are sleeping. Please refrain from loud conver sation." I felt a deciied qualm of dis taste for my enforced icompanr ionrhip with her the next few day. It-was so eminetly char acteristic of her to have kept' the drawing-room, check which Dicky had given her to use if I didn't catch the train, instead of hand iirc; It to me upon my arrival. Like her also. was the flamboy ant Insistence upon "our drawing- room. It was the Ineradicable instinct for display and the claim ing ot any vet'.y distinction which was her right. I told myself con temptuously that sue would have awakened every sleeping, passen ger b, the car if she could in or der to Impress upon them the tact that she waa traveling In a drawlng-room." v ' Alfred Interposes. -i "Right at the end here. His. the porter said, after a hurried scrutiny of th check she banded him. "Is it really?" still with shrilt Impatience. "Won't take but Just a few minutes. MUis, the maa returned with the ready evasiveness of his race. "Well, hurry as fast as yor caa then!" she demanded imperious ly. "I am exceedingly tired."; : "Suppose yon tell ns first where this other room la located?" At fred Dnrkee's voice drawled -behind ns. holding out the Check for ther qaarters which leli aatd Edith were to occupy. : I saw Rita Drown bite her lip at the re-buff, bat her color didn't heighten. It was too cleverly put on to be cap- n iff HOLDING A 1SB able of ' change .with aay emo tion. , "A - - , ':!.. . There was tn aU&oM impercep tible tat distinct chsnge la the porter's manner as he turned to Alfre4.Loag experience wUh Lil lian's Bet' y and' other enlored sHraals -has tanght aae. that aa peope la the world eaa K.'- an crriBjtl) a mw suets I dlstlnttluns as thev. I u.ew that oar color ed atiendH't hsd ticketed RHa Brown as dee'dedly -not quality irt his own vocabulary, hat that be dlotlnctly approved of 'Alfred Durkeo. Woman-like I foolishly writhed onder the fesr .that be raase we shared. the same room he wold pin the same wenat ticket upon me that be evidently had given Rita Brown. She Gets Ue CToK.: ? , le scru'.lniged the ticket care- ' fully, then turned with a bctf-a-lag Kestara. . - : R!ght this way. ash.It'a Jest the rxt car." sad then. looking at tuer- he raid deferentially : ' "And yoh. Ml!" ,"She is with me." Rita Brown pnt lit quickly, insistenty, wh!l A I wqndered anew at her effront ery. I Evidently she would stktc at nothing ia her petty, ridiculous desire to be considered the lead- -Ing spirit of the expedition. The porter .bowed vaguely n her .direction, and looked at roe 'Et yoh ladies will Jest com along to the next car," he said deferentially, there's a vacant section where you can all be com fortable until I get, yoh bertha made up." :"4V-:- , ".Thank you, I tald quickly, bnt Rita Brown bristled. . '"I netir ssw inch aceommods- , tions, she Bald crossly. "Fancy , having to go into the next car to . wait for one's berth. I've rver had to do thst before," ' I reflected sardonically that in all ptobabltity , she bad traveled as little or even less than I, and aa 1 could make no comment 1 AgTeelng with her, I laid nolhlr-t. but followed the porter down the aisle, As he walked paat MaJ. Grant land, Rita Brown looked demure ly at 'the handsome cloak which still hang upon bis arm. "Aren't you afraid to keep so -woraerful a thing, as that in an ordlnsry berth?" she: said provo catlvely. ; : .' It was patent to the most un observant person thst she expect e. htm to ask her to take charge ot the beaatiful garment But ho hesitated oddly before be replied. "I Intended to ask Mrs. Crj hara If she perhaps would like to keep H with her, - Thes, rooms get very cold sometimes," ho said. ' "Far better trust It to me." Rlrt; Brown - retorted tsuRhlngiy. "Mrs. Graham Is too shy to msk tisb of It on her own initla'lve II she frose to death for the want VI ' ) . She fairly pulled the cloak froi 'tis arms, for be made ao move .ment to give it to her. And aa 1 followed ber down the aiMe t dUn't know which emotion wav the stronger wKhln me ar.r al bfi effrontery or panic at the cold wrath wh!ch: bad; gathered In D'cky's eyes. . (To be continued.) It used to be that a physician hadnt much of a vogue nnless he wore a beard. - MEN VAIITED . for seTTlceit its railroad ma chinist, blaaksmiths alieef , melal workers, copper. ; sroltbs, ear Inspertora, boil: frmakeira, elect rtclans, yip fitters, tlnneni, cap rtiwlr-' era, helpet-a. all cUssest tier strike : Conditio ns beat expIaiiKtl fay Chart-man lien Vi Itooper of the United mates Ksllraad kibor Boartl. in his1 stateiarnt of July lat, regardlna; - as fol lows: -r, "In this case the conflict Is not between the employer and the. oppressed employes. The people of this country through an act of congress, aigned by President Wilson, established a tribunal to de cide such l disputes over wages - and working condi tions, which are, submitted .to It In a proper manner,- It is the decision ot this tri bunal against which the ahop crtfu re striking. "Regardless of any ques tion ot the right of the men to strike the men who take the strikers' places are merely accepting the wages and working conditions pre scribed by a government' tribunal and are performing a public service. They are not accepting tae 'wages and. , working condition which an employer la try lug to iupose for this reason, public sentiment and full government power will pro tect the ..men who remain In their positions and new men who may come In." Adequate provisions have been made'for the full pro tection of All employes, the same as old employes which have remained loyally at work. Applicants should apply to the office of the superintendent at Portland (Union n.atlon) or to the assistant superintendent' at Roseburg. j. H. DYER, ' General "Manager, - Southern Pacific Company