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J, J m -an l 1 It i r ti i u f CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS Bate per word: per mmiM Three inserlioas 6e 8e Oo k (tli insertions) One month 1 20 8ia Mithi eeatrart, per mo. las 13 nth' contract, per sno. 2e lllaioaai far any edvertisem't 25 NORWICH UNION FIRE INSURANCE SOCIETY W H. Burgbardt, Jr. , Resident Agent 371 State St. ; MONEY TO LOAN On Real Estate i T. K. FORD (Orer Ladd k Bush Bank) NEW TODAY BRAND NEW HIGH GRADE PIANOS for rea. II. 1. Miff 1'urniture Co. PATBOSIZE YOUR KE1GHBORBOOD , grweory, 205 Nona Fifth street. WU terwoed Grocery. v Paoae 1895-J. ir SOME. PARTIES WOULD TEND their aw a" bmuim and let othcra alone it would be better. A, H. Moeller. jlA. T- V.. TOTTER OSTEOPATHIC physician and Burgeon, 403 Oregon Bid. Pbonee 1394 aad Wili. 1'OR 8AUS -SOW ASD PIGS. PHONE BLACKCAP . BA8PBERRIE8 92 PER r rrata delivered. Ward K. Richardson, f phone 484. . ' ABOUT 200 W. L. KARI.INO HES8- .heavy layer. Yoar choice $2 each. $1.60 each for flock..' Auburn Hoad C. A. Dowd, Route A. bos 123. WAN'TED TEN LOGANBERRY PICK era for one of the beat patchea in the Balem district. S aerea, o-er two week turkinr vet. ; Camoinr facilities, wood. water, ate. ' Trenaportation provided. " Phone' l.t'll before a.m. or after ' 5 p.m. ., 'I, 'v '- 1 BRAND NEW HIGH GRADE PIANOS for rent. IL U. atiff rurniture to. 'OR BALE MY TEAM AND HARNE88. Welt broka for ram work. Bargain aa.v aa.t bnTa all-round aincla horse, . A 1 condition. Call at .residence, 156 trout street, oeiem. RED RASPBERRIES WANTED WARD K. Rirhardaoa. ';.''.,.. THK mVMIXKVILLE CO. WAS ORGAN iaed for roar benefit. If ran are not a policy holder, aak about ta' rate ant lima vnn ! Insure. HtatldlcV A Kolejr. agents, Bitah (Sank DKlg. t none f 247. J WANT it , rroP. TO LEASE - ON SHARE OK kaaaaharrv vineyard. BV4 acres, ''.t 1 street. Halem. . Addreaa M .i l. (ratter, route 7, boa 14.- "-, BRAND NEW HIGH GRADE PIANOS . . mm , U . : J . .1. f 'n. lor real. jr. u. rint r uniitm w 't IVB LOGANBERRY PICKERS WAST ad. Yard close ia; food picking, tran V ktvnrtatinn riven, carrier emptied. W, a V. Dibble. 729 N Liberty. Phana VI CAPITAL CASH STORE 456 STATE, . paya . 23n lot fraall t r ; Best Buys - ! 75 acre sandy loam rieer bottom, finest , of fishing. 4 V milee out, close to I pavement. $aoOO, $1750 cash. ? 20 acres on macadam road, electric light 1 line. . 1ft mile from Salem, $ 5775. will take some trade. v Socolofsky V; ' $41 StaU ' s -EMPLOYMENT WANTED EN KROETIO YOUNG MAN 1 who ha nsd eaperleaeo telling life " latursnra. Hock or advertising. - Meat r be able to devote, his entire time and be-ambitious for advancement. Muat haea the courage to praient lutlnea proposition to merchant and proret aienal mea. Answer ia your , writing. aUting age, educational ouali- fieations, etperience as solicitor, .etc Addreaa "I-No. $1." Siateamaa offiee. SAXESMEN WANTED WANTED SALESMAN t TIRES WITH auality, look and price that gat re- i peat ' businesa aad eliminate competi tion. We have salary aad ezpeaae - contract for good - maa la thia terri tory. Tha C. L.- Smith Compaay, South I Bead, Indiana. . MALI AND TXMA1B . i WANTED EES .AND WOMEN TO : take farm paper auDerlption A rood t propoaition to the right people. Addrese tha Pacif ia Homestead. Stateemaa Bldg. Salem, Ores Personal- flET MARR' ED BEST MATRIMONIAL paper puHiehed. Frea lor atsmp. Cor respondeat Toledo. Ohio. TOB SALE H BVSXNZSa OPPOBTUJIItUBS f FOR SALE HOTEL LEASE AND PART i of furatture, doing good businesa. Oa t aeeouat of aieknesa am forced to aeH. Hotel I at HsmsDurg. 4iwrte v.. a. Gorton, bog 27. f" '. rOULTEY POULTRYMEN SEND EIGHT TTv. cent aiampa for apeeiat. three Death, trial for tha beat and oldest Journal la tha oaiL Tha artielea aad adver- tieemeata are of special intoreat to tha Doultry breeders of the . northwest. Northwest Poultry Journal.' 211. Com marcial street, Balem. Oregon. FOR SALE ' -WOOD 4 FOOT AND 16 INCH DRY MILL wood la say quaatfly. Tracy wood Co, Phone 520. BEST GRADE MILL WOOD 16 INCH. 3- ft. aad 4 . f t. Prompt delivery. Special price oa car lata. We can make delivery oa ask. second growth aad old growth fir about July 13. Fred K. Wells. 803. a Church. Phone 1542. k Sl.f. KINDS Of WOOD FOR BALE big fir aad oak. 16 tneh. Orders s taken for immediate or fataro deliv , eric. 0. D. Query, Livealey EUtwa. w Paoue 17F31. OLD 16 IN. FIR. 18: SECOND, 4 FT. $6. Ash. pheaa 1467. UTSSTOOX GOOD COW FOR SALE CALL AT T South 12th atreet. ansOEIXANBOUS FOR SALE BULL OOG PTTPPIES else rood tsTkiac parrot, v Tha Bird and Flower Store, 273 State. ; i ' i i BUMMER LUGGAGE REDUCED WALL . v paper remaaate. plaater wallboanl ' .. Velvet atair earset. $1.85. Endnr aac high yrsde -house paint Ks'.s ' ' ' t"lne, lOe pottad. Cotton msUres.es. 1. . VB.SO. . Steel epriags . 00. Mas ."Beautiful Oreson Rose" and elevea other Orego aoaga. together ;whha fine eolleotloa of petrlotle eauaa. sacred aoaga aad many old-time favorite .:, ; ALL FOR"" 33a S';t''.-',v -t (Special prices la i quantity total - i EsOecloire adaptable for eehnel, eommaa . Itr -r homa itaciag. , Band lor . t " The.Western Sonsster V ,76 psgea. aaw-ln its third editiou. Publtabed by -OUEOOJf TEACHERS MOTTHLT : . fJS' . Commercial St. -. Balem. Ore. FOR SALE MIBCEUJUrEOnS rOR BALE OLD NEWSPAPERS. 10 eeate a bvadle. CirralaUoa depart aaeat, sOrecoa Stateaaaaa. LOGANBERRIES fl 25 PER CRATE. delivered any part of city. 73e per rrate pick thua yourself. 2332 Par Brounda Road. Phona B?t J. FOR RENT APARTXEHTB IX" RN I SHED APARTMENT rOR RENT. Canter. FlUATS fOR RENT - FULLT FURNISHED modrrn five room flat, at o4 Fer ry atreet $50 a month. Immediate poa teuton. Apply at 6tateamaa of fice. Pbaae 23. BOOMS ARLINGTON HOTEL - CLEAX COSY; 50e up. 462 State. MODERN ROOM FOR GENTLEMAN Centrally located. Muat rive name and reference. Addreaa A. cere jBtateemaa FIRST CLASS SLEEPING ROOMS all rooreaience. alae rarare. reeaoa able. Gentlemaa or ceo pie; private family. 263 S. High atreet.. Phone 1782-W. t FOR RENT 8 U IT E OF ROOMS WITH private batn, alao aincle room. 1030 Cbomeketa t atreet. Phone 1280. WANTED tdlSOALLAirXOOB WANTED HAY ilAI.F.D PHONE 559 WANTED PURNITURE, TOOLS, ETC.. - Phone all.) OLD MATTRESSES MADE OVER Capital City1 Bedding Co. Phone IV WANTED TO RENT STOCK AND grain farm. Oct. lat. B. i Purdy, Koute 2, Albany, Oregon. BINO AND LAMBERT CHERRIES wanted ; for immediate delivery. Pre tniam paid for large fancy quality, alao red raspberries wanted. Ward K. Richardson, phone 494. WANTED FURNITURE. TOOLS. MA chioery, stock, etc. Will boy for caah or sen on commission. fbona on Woodry, the auctioneer. WANTED EVERYTHING IN HARD ware and furniture. Best prices paid. THE CAPITAL HARDWARE A FURNITURE CO. 285 N. Commercial St. Phone 917 CHERRIES ! WE ARE RECEIVING Royal i Anne and Weterhouae cherries at Mason-Ebrroan warehouse, corner High and Mill street, and will con tinue from 1 o'clock in the morning nntil T at night. Sundaya aad bolidaya . included, until tha crop ia all ia. We want them new. Don't wait nntil they get overripe; and let the rain spoil them. I Wa are paying tha highest price la Salem aad can uaa any amount yoa may have. Deliver all black sher ries at Maagta Brothers warehouse. Trade' and High atreeta. Lyons Cel. Glace Fruit Co.. 399 8. High. Phone S9A or call Mangia Bros. 717. a LOST! AND FOUND LOST LOST TUESDAY AFTERNOON ON road (to Spmng a - landing, weat of Kiser achoolhouse, auto robe; gray, black : and green color. Finder please leave i at tbia office. Reward. L08T. MONDAY A MONEY FOLDER containing $151 in currency, it re turned in fall to Waller Broa. we will reward the party with 851. Waller Bros. BUSINESS CARDS AUCTIONEER AUCTIONEER F. N. WOODRY. THE livestock, furniture, real estate auc tioneer. - Phone 511 for sale datoa. Rea. 1(110 K. Summer. Auto Directory TRUCKS FOR BALE OR TRADE REO TRUCK. 1921 modal, perfect condition. ,wiu trade for real estate, produce or will aell on easy term. Thia ia aa excep tionally good buy. If yon want a real good bargain apply Immediately. Phone or ealL The People'e Cash Store. BATTERY AND ELECTRICIAN AUTO ELECTRICIAN; EXPERT TROU- bia ' ahootiag. 318 X. nigh, raone 208. . PRESTO LITE BATTERY SERVICE Station. Evpert battery and electrical work. Farri Broa. Phone 1803, 418 1 Coart.-' ' - - - ACETYLENE WELDING IRON; STEEL, BRASS. ALUMINUM Bring the' pieces. uso-ua Heating Co.: 337 Court.. TIRES AND ACCESSORIES USED PARTS 1-8 TO OFF. MIKE'8 Auto Wrecking House. 434 ftortn Commercial. Phone 523. - 10.000 MILE GUARANTEE AGAINST stone bruises, rim cuts aad blowouts. Tha Hydre-Torpn Tire, for aale by Yew Park store, 12th and Leslie, v Phone 0. BEAUTY PARLORS NOW OPERATING MODEL BEAUTY Parlor. 110 North Commercial atreet. Phone 956. CEMENT CONTRACTOR CALL 1253 J FOR FIRST CLASS CE- moot work. Porches, stepr and side walk a i specialty. CHINESE PHYSICIAN DR L. M. HUM CURES ANY KNOWN disease. 153 8. High St, phone 283 CARPETS AND TXDTT BUGS NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC WE NOW , weave t1aff tag made out of old car pete, any length or width you desire. We alao re fit. re sow and also earpeta Feather renovating aad mattress steaat ing aad re making. Salem Carpel . Cleaning! aad Fluff Bag Works, Phoae 114- - i '3 i DRUG 8T0BES WM. NEIMEYER "JUST DRUGS." 175 N. Commercial street, phone 167. BREWER f DRUG CO- 405 COURT Phoae f84. i . I ELECTUCIANS SECURE NT FIGURES ON. WIRING By eoBtract: by hour. At pro-war prieea. f H. W. Hatch. ' Phone lzoa-a. FURNITURE HOSPITAL FURNITCRE REPAIRED OR MADE TO order. Kf inlshlng nod upnoisiertng a aoeeialty. Phone 1743. Brown and Grevea. 1201 Hoath Commercial. ...(. FLORISTS rirr ri.owp.RS and FLORAL PIECES . Dellvory. C. F. Breithaapt. florist. 123 North Liberty atreet. Phoae asu. I FINANCIAL ir. rmi vr.Kn I LOAN ON REAL ES . rator see - M. J. Hunt. Ladd Bush Buildiag. ' ' 'l , 30 TEAR FARM LOAN8 ON RURAt Mlia nlan. are oavmeuS orovislooa al . bvwed Wa will finance vow for -a leas rate of interest than aey firm oa the ' roast.' .. , , Private money o' loaa on either city or country property. J TiR. W. Marsters- r v. f. 41 1 Ore rod Bnlldial - Kr , l oiKK nif good cmr property- Plenty of Boarrr , ao delay. Call 331 Va State street,- - . MARION POI K-COLJiTY FJJU-. I OAVU. asaociatioa has monev ite loan t o ircent. W. Ii. tieh. seeret ry -treas urer. ,or Balsa Fnk of tonnnore. BUSINESS CARDS MTJSICAIi MRS HENRT LEE PIANO. 1221 Capital. Phone 1017-W. SALEM CONSERVATORY OP MC8TC All branches taught, diplomas grsated. John R Kites. Director. 1237 Coart Phone 626. RAG AND JAZZ PIANO PLAYING 12 lessons guaraateed. Watermaa SysUm. F. B. Clark. Mgr.. McCor aack Bldg. TTJKEKS JACK MULLIGAN PIANO TUNER; Moore-Dunn Co. ICpresentatrve of Sherman Clay Co. Phone 506. EDWARD WELP EXPERIENCED Siano tnner. Laae order Will lasic Store. DANCING PRIVATE LESSONS IN ALL LATE daocea. Mrs. White. Phone 273 J. MUSIC STOKES GEO. C. WILL PIANOS. PHONO grsphi, tewing machines, sheet music, and piano studies. Repairiag phono graphs and sewing) meeariaee. 432 State. Salem. PIANOS SHERMAN CLAY A CO. PIANOS Steiaways. Duo-Art and othera. Moore's Music House, 415 Court atreet aad Masonic Temple. Ladies' Wearing Apparel DRESBMAXUtG RUTH MeADAMS DRESSMAKER, 756 South 12th. Phone 1824 M. CARRIE FISHER DRESSMAKING, designing. Sp ncer corsets to order. 2 McCornack Bldg. THE ADSITT8 ARE PREPARED TO do any and all kinda of ladies' tailor ing, for old and new customer. 852 N. 12th St. Phone 2085 R. MAUD 8IMON8. DESSMAKER 1710 Bellevue St. , . HEMSTITCHING 'NEEDLEWORK SHOP" ALL KINDS of fancy work and hemstitching done. 121 8. Commercial street. MRS. BRECKENRIDGE HEMSTITCH ing. Mail orders solicited. 175 8. 19th Phone 174 M. SALEM ELITE HEMSTITCHING, pleating, buttons, stsmping and needle work. 329 Oregon Bldg. Phone 379. MRS. C. E. MILLER HEMSTITCHING. Stamping, braiding, hand embroidery, buttons. Room 10. over Miller's store. Salem, Oregon. Pbeoe 117. MILLINERY HATS FROM $1 UP MRS. C. A. Grimm. 519 Court atreet. HAY BALING FOR BALING HAY CALL 76F3. INSURANCE MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE INSURANCE company. J. C. Batch, agent, room 5. McCornack Bldg. Phone 96. LAUNDRIES SALEM LAUNDRY COMPANY, 186 8 Liberty atreet. Phon 25. Old larg'tl best. Established 1889. CAPITAL CITY 8TEAM LAUNDRY quality work, prompt service. 1264 Broadway. Phone 165. MEDICAL MOUNTAIN BALM COUGH REMEDY Phone 517 W. PAINTING CONTRACTORS PAINTING AND DECORATING HIGH class work for particular people. I,. D. Brandon, contractor. 865 North High, Phone 645 J. NURSERY STOCK FRUITLAND NURSERY FINE LARGE stock of Italian prune trees and also all kinda of leadiag ndrtery stock for fall delivery. Phone 1140 M. 161 8. 14th atreet. COMPLETE LINE TREES 8MALL fruits, ornamental. Capital City Nur sery Co.. 426 Oregon Bldg. Phone 75. PLUMBING CALL PATTON PLUMBING CO. FOR your repair work. 1792-J 1. PLUMBING REPAIRING AND COIL work. Phone 1397-J. Shop, 127 Union atreet. A. L. Godfrey. FERFUMB AND TOILET ARTICLES CALIFORNIA PERFUME CO. EX tracts, toilet artielea. Mrs. Meyer, 17p South 23rd. Phone 1224. RESTAURANTS HUB RETAURANT MOST REASON able price. Johnson-Barry. 159 S. High. NOODLE PARLORS WA HONG NOODLE HOUSE. 489 Ferry.- BIN 8IN NOODLE HOUSE CHOP suey, 40c: puffed rice. 20c; noodles. 30e;. fried noodles, 60c 189 S. Lib erty. SECOND HAND GOODS HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR SECOND hand clothing aad shoes. Also do cleaning, pressing snd repairing. Call and deliver. Capital Exchange. S42 North Commercial. Phone 1368-W. WE BUY AND 8 ELL 8ECOND HAND goods of all kinds : pipe fittings, hsr nees, collars, collar pads, tools sad chains. 1.. Fred Schindler. 858 Center street. . STOVES AND' STOVE KEF AI KINO 8TOVES REBUILT AND REPAIRED 40 year experience. Depot National fence, sixes 26 to 28 inches high Paints, oil aad varnishes, etc- loaan berry and bop hooks. Salem fence and Stove Works. 250 Court street.' Phone 124. SCAVENGERS SALEM SCAVENGERS GARBAGE. RE fuse of all kiada removed. Cesspools ciesned. fnone 167. TRANSPORTATION PARKER'S STAGE LINES J. W. Parker. General Manarer neutral mage terminal aiem, -Oregon OAl.LM OIL! tKlUJ U1V1BIUN Leaves Sslem, Central Stage Terminal: 7 a.m., 11 am, 5 p.m. Leaves Silverton, New Stand: 18 a.m.. 1 p.m., 6 p.m. Salaas-Independence-Monmoath Division Leave Salem Central Stage Terminal: 7 a.m. 9 a.m. II in. 3 p.m. 5 p.m. Leaves Moomogin, Monmoutn Hotel: 8:15 a-m.. 1 p. m 6:15 p.m. I eaves Independence. Beaver. Hotel: :30 a.m. 10 a.m. 1:15 p.m. 4 p.m. 6:30 Wa make eon nectiont at Salem' to all parts of the valley. Extra. trios by appointment. J. W. PARKER, General Mgr. TRANSFER HAULING WE MOVE, STORE AND SHIP HOUSE . hold goo U. Our specialty is piano and furniture moving We also make coentry trips. We handle the best on I and wood Call on us for priees. We give good measure, good qual'ty and rood service. Liarmer transfer Co Phoae 930. CAPITAL C1TV TRANSFER CO 226 State St Phoae 933.. Distributing , forwarding and storage our specialty Ri our ratee. WOOD SAWS CITY AND COUNTRY WOOD SAWING Phoae 2046. ruber Broa. WOOD SAWING" PHONE 1181. ceuatry. Edt Sproed.,-' CITY -WATER SALEM WATER, LIGHT A POWER CO. Office, 301 South Com-fcl. Te per root discouat oa domestic fist '.rates . osid in advance No deduction for erxeaee' or any- reuse unless water ia s hnt off jour rvms, PROFESSIONAL OPTICXAKS GLASSES FITTED BT DR. L. R. BUR dett at the . Bow Optical Company. 325 State street, opposite Ladd aad Bnh Bank. POJItROY it KEEN E JEWELERS AND Optometrists. J 69 State. CHIROPODISTS CH AS. H. MAXWELL CHIROPODIST, root specialist. Room 3. 332 State St. DR. WILLIAMS CORNS. CALLOUS- es. ingrown nsils, ail foot trouble. Price (Shoe Co. Phone 616.- CHIROP&A cross DR. O. L. SCOTT. P.S.C.. CHIROPRAC tor. 411 19 U. S. Bank Bldg. Phone 87; re. 82 R OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS DRS. WHITE AND MARSHALL 206 L. S. Bank Bldg. DR. W. L. MERCER OSTEOPATHIC Physician and Surgeon. Kirksville graduste. 404 40 U. 8 National Baak Bid. Phon. off we 919; rea. 614. BROKEN ARCHES AND OTHER DE fortuities of the feet corrected without loss of time from vour occupation. Drs. White Marshall. U. 8. Bank Bldg. DR. JOHN L. LYNCH OSTEOPATHIC Physician and Surgeon. 403-404 Ore gon Bldg. Phones, office, 1394; rea 58 FS. LODGE DIRECTORY UNITED SPANISH WAR VETERANS. Camp 5, Armory, First, third Mondays. REAL ESTATE FIVE ROOM HOUSE ON PAVEMENT in good condition, modern, large cor ner lot aad close to cannery, can be bought for $2200. $1200 at first pay ment. Heyser-Follrich System Phone One Thousand Main Floor Termiaai Bldg. 83000 WILL BUY GOOD BUNGALOW. eoutn, paved, garage and in good lo cation. Ruby Purdy, 455 Court street. FINE LOT IN RICHMOND ADDITION for aale at a aacrifice. Pbooe 205 V.V. ANDERSON A RUPERT Saccessors to Lsflsr A Laflar 1N8URANCE REAL ESTATE BONDS LOANS 408 ? Oregon Bldg. CITY HOUSES CITY LOTS. BUNGA- lows, small and large acreage, close in and far out: exchanges ia city and country. Brown h Magee. over Bus ick s store. Stste and Commercial Phone 559. MR. HOME BUYER YOU CAN BUY A 6 room bungalbw less than a year old. for $500 less than 1 was offered tor it nine months ago. Hss basement. Dutch kitchen, closets and sleeping porch. $1000 will handle it. See it today. 125 Leffelle. 8EE ME FOR GOOD BUYS IN REAL estate. Ruby Purdy, 455 Court atreet. A Real Bargain Nine and one-half acres of loganberries; income record good for the psst four years. Excellent crop now showing. Half a mile from the city limits, close to a dryer. Good water and small, well- built house. Price $6,o00. tasy term. Square Deal Realty Co. 202 U. 8. Bank Phone 470 IF TOU ARE LOOKING FOB A FIRST class large home, I have it- Located close in at a moderate price.' Do not misa eeeing una about it. If you are looking for business property I have the best corner in towa for you - today. Gertrude J, M. Page 193 N. Cottage Phone 1186 SEW . BUNGALOW PAVEMENT. beautiful river view. 5. rooms modern with hardwood borders and Dutch kit chen. Built in buffet and bookcase, fireplace, cement basement. Reduced to $4800: $2000 will handle and will accept bonus. Heyser-Follrich System Phono One Thousand Vain Floor Terminal Bldg. Special, Why Pay Rent 7 room plastered house, on car line, in good eonoition. rrice ibiiu. auu cash, balance $15 per month, room bouse. cloe in, $1200; $250 cash, balance $15 per month. 4 room house and 2 fine lots, some bearing fruit, price SI200, casn, balance easy terms, monthly payments. Why pay rent! Mills & Copley 331 State atreet Good Buys and Exchanges rooms plastered, good locatioa on rsr i ' a at.n . Tl ilnw. line, price O " , , auaia v J " " I.. 1 a n cj tiba rent. 10 acres of fine land, good 5 room plast ered house, 4 mile from psvea roaa. a good buy for $2500. Will take Sa lem house and psy some cash differ- anea. We have a new Oakland car to exchange for house or small tract. We have about 2000 cords of standing timber would trade for house ana pay aoma difference. 7 room modern house and 8 large lota. with fruit and garden. I ms is sure a bargain for $2500. Will take small honaa and l lot in exchange. We have a truck doing a good bnsinees to trade for a houae. Will pay n ference. Thomason S31V4 State street Buy Land That Never Dries Out Long Island Gardens Co. is selling best beaverdam land in America at Browns mead, en Columbia river, fifteen miles from Astoria, in small trscts at reas enable prices snd term. Write foi particulars P. O. Box 82. Browns mead. Oregon. nnou KF.W MODKRN BUNGALOW style house, clone in ou North Uigb street. $5,900. 180 acre at the head of Silet basin on Rock Cre-k in Lincoln county. Excel lent range. Good stock farm. $200 A. C. Bohrnstedt tm Mason ie Temole Salem. Oregon Wood's Bargains 20f aere farm, well located, to exchange for homeaia Salem or suburban home farm . na halanee. 20 acre improved to exchange for home in Sslem. 27 acre fruit ranch with crop. $6500. take a home ia Salem i New bungalow with basement, not all finished. $14K. half casn. in goou nis a atrietlv modern 8 room taw alow, larva lot with . bearing frnit ...... arf itreet. lmst residence dis triet. for leas tbaa house would cost to build. t . Ford sedan to trade in on a home. Good li.kt rmr for aale or will trade or. cheep- homo. A fine farm nt $60 per acre, oesr Dallas. Want to exchange snburban home 3 acres) for cloee ia home Sea ni for' trade. F. L. Wood. 341 State street. Good Buys no aevaa a acres in bearing rwberrSe ia ernn except 29 acrea of . M.aa O mom bouse, barn. located 5 railea nut en main road, fiue fruit land.- Price $8dOO. t eash. bslanee federal loaa 5 room howse with larre lot oa paved street sad ear line, cement walk Price $lw. $500 down balance $20 per month. interest ' - .! Rest Fito end fire lawo-aoej.,, W. H. Grabenhorst & Co, '.?' Etata). Efc. VVS. BHk BhJf REAL ESTATE 11800 WILL BUT GOOD CORNER N. Liberty. Lou of fruit. Good home. Raby Purdy. 455 Court atreet. NEAT LITTLE KOI K ROOM BCNUA low. K reach dour,. Dutch kitchen, east front, near ear line. Price $250. Terms. Kruejer, Orrgou Bldg. Phone 217. BARGAIN 6 ROOM BUNGALOW, modera except furnace; full basement, stationary wash tubs; bearing fruit tree. lor a few days $J0OO; easy terms. P. 1.. Wood. 34 ACRES AND NEW 6 ROOM FLA tered buncalow, 6 acres cultivated, balance pasture. 2 wetla. yeang 'am ily orchard, all fenced, barn 28x40 silo, all farm tools. 5 cows, 3 h-if-rs. 2 bore go with place. All for $600. Cash to handle $2000. See L. A. Hayford 305 Stale street FIVE ROOM MODERN BUNGALOW on paved street close ia; furnace, fireplace, hardwood floors, well built in. $5250. Will consider soldier's loan. Winnie Pettyjohn 831 1, State atreet FIVE ROOM MODERN BUNGALOW basement, wash trays, northeast cor ner on paved street, two lots. Owner says sell it $3000. M. J, Hunt Ladd at Bash Bldg. .Special Bargains Good 3 room house in south Salem, sold on msy payments, $200 down. Price toUO. 6 room house on psved street, valued at $2000to trade in on confectionery or small grocery. If suited will pay dfferenre. Grocery, stock, fixtures and building to exchance for acreage up to $8000. Childs & Bechtel 540 State street Housebuyer Would you not like to have a cottage these hot days where the rooms are large, , luxuriously, large, bedrooms as well as ilving rooms. We have an exceptional place, moderately priced. Will make a good home. Short walk ing distance and immediate possession. Come aad see ua on this place. The Fleming Realty Co. 341 State atreet Special Nice little 4 room modern- boose, just completed and ready for you to move in. It's a good buy for $2100, with $300 down. Thomason 33 m State street PUBLIC NOTICES NOTICE TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: WHEREAS, the State Game Commirsion of the State of Ore gon is authorized under . Section 8. Chapter 66, General Laws of Oregon, 1921, to close ary open season or open any closed season In any county or district of the State ot Oregon ror the shooting arvl possession of game animals and birds: NOTICE Is hereby given that the State Game Commiasion of the State of Oregon has made and entered and does hereby issue the following Order That the open season aa defltv ed la, Chapter 153, Section 2, ol the General Laws of Oregon of 1921. for hunting, killins. tak ing or having in possession, alive or dead, the following named game animals and game birds re spectively, shall be as follows to- wlt: The open season for deer throughout the entire state Bhall be ami is hereby declared to be frtni August 20th to October 31st of each yea'r, both dates inclu sive. The open season for quail and Chinese pheasants in all section of the state where there is an open season, therefor, shall be and t3 hereby declared to be from October T5fh to October 31st ol each, both dates inclusive. . The open season for grouse or native pheasants in all sections ot the state where there is an open seasoih. Is declared to bt from August 2Qfh to Septembei 20th of each year, both dates in clusive. The open season for sage henr In all sections of the state where there is an , open seasorh, is de clared to be from July! 5th to July 31st of each year, both date? inclusive. I The open peason for prairie chickens in aljl sections ot the state where there is an open sea son, is declared to be from Oct ober 15th n October 31st ot each year, both dates inclusive. NOTICE is also hereby given that the changes in the open sea sons made by this Order in nc wfoe affects the bag limits or ob er regulations provided by la respecting the nutating for, kill ing. taking or jhaving in posses sion. alive or dead, of such gam animals and gape birds. Any and all! persona bunt'm Cor. killing, taking or bavirag ir possession, alive or dead, an deer, quail, Chinese pheasants, grouse or native pheasants, sag hens and pralr'e chickens in the S'ate of Oreg-m. in violation ol this order, will be prosecuted' at by law provided. Dated at Portland.'Oregon. thh I2tb day of June. A. D.. 1923 OREGON STATE GAME COM MISSION. By I. N. FLEISCHER. Chairman t By GEO. H. KELLY. Commissioner By BLAINE HALLOCK Commf&sioner By M. A. LYNCH. Commissioner Pf T.. E. BEAN. Commissioner PORTLAND MARKETS PORTLAND, Ore., July 13. Butter: Prints extras 43e; cube extras 38c; prime firsts 3JC. But tertat. Portland delivery: No .1 sour cream 4344c Potatoes: New selling price 3c. Read the Classified Ads. ST I Export Buying Totals Mil lion Bushels Corn Gets Slight Advance CHICAGO, July 13 Black rust threatening and the untoward aspect of railway strike develop ments had a decided bullish in fluence today on the wheat mar ket. Prices closed unsettled. 1 5-8 to 2 3-8 net higher with September $1.15 1-4 T 1.13 3-8 and December $1.17,1-4 to l it 3-8; corn gained 3-8 to 7-8 and oats 1-4 0 3-8 tp 1-2. Provisions finished at five cents decline to a like advance. Active dealings as well as high er prices characterized the wheat trade throughout the day. Most of the spring wheat crop was reported as In the milk stae, and with higher temperature looked for a general disposition was manifest to regard the next few days as the crucial period so far as danger from black rust was concerned. Revival of export bus iness tended rather to lift values and there were indications too ot enlarged demand from domestic millers. Seaboard estimates of export buying of wheat put the total at 1,000,000 bushels, including 500 0C0 bushels of domestic wheat sold to France. Corn and oats went up in value with wheat. It was said that be tween 600,000 and 700,000 bush els of corn had been taken for Europe. Big deliveries of lard. 1,000,000 pounds, checked buying of provi sions. STOCK MARKET HITS LOW LEVEL Bank of England Rate Drops to 3 Per CentOils Have Extreme Reaction NEW YORK. July 13. The stock market was irregular, and unsettled in spots today despite new factors of an encouraging character, chief among which was the lowest quotation ou call loans since the latter part of June. Cumulative evidence of world monetary ease was fund in anoth er region of the bank of England rediscount rate to 3 per cent. This is the lowest figure for this form of accommodations at the British metropolis since January 1914. Advices from Washington at tributed to treasury officials promptly dispelled the idea of my further cut in federal reserves re discount rates and advances. Sec retary MeDon was qouted In op position to1 s.uch actmn on the round that it might "stimulate speculation." Oils were the vulnerable fea tures of the day's moderate and professional operations. Mexican Petroleum sustained an extreme reaction of 8 points to a level 60 points under its high of June and closed at a net loss of 6 1-4 points Sales totalled 800,000 shares. w- a . l '. t-an-Americans, Mexican sea board, newly listed on the ex change and most other foreign and domestic oils were lower by 1 to 3 points. The open rate for call money was 3 1-4 per cent until the fina half hour, when plenty of money was orrered at 3 per cent. Time funds were quotably unalted out private loans for 30 and 0 days were reported at 4 per cent. Business In foreign exchange was light, except for sterling and French francs, the former being n demand at the week's best quo tations were under speculative pressure. (The German mark alao yielded, with variable changes for it-her remittances. NEW YORK MARKETS NEW YORK. July 13 Evap orated apples quiet; prunes unset tied;- peaches dull. TURNER NEWS The W. C. T. V.. and Metho- Mist ladies Aid Society were cn tertainod all day Wednesday a the country home of Mrs. Ora Bear. A bountiful dinner wa served at noon. During the day the ladies finished a qrUlt for Mrs. Bear. Earl Bear has been suffering from Neuralgia this week. Mrs Clara Cammack of .Port land Its visting ber sister, Mrs W T. Riches.. Bland Sper was recently fined 120 for selling tobacco to a min or. Dr. G A. Massey and family of Klamath Falls have returned home after a week in Turner. The funeral of Mrs. Lawrence Robertson of Stockton. Calif., was Ia -t-CT MethodgBt, church Thursday afternoon. V- . Read the Classified Ads 1 UPSETS WHEA Kew REVELATIONS OF A AVIFE CHAPTER Tl :"' . I- THE WAY If OTHER GRAHAM GREETED MADGE I 1- . - - Rita Brown- was , a' startling. brilliant picture as she turned I ttc ward me, her hand upon the door the car drawing-room, her head thrown back against the col ar of the wonderful wrap which knew ahe so coveted One of Dicky's favorite slang expressions flashed in o m y tnind. v ,c " 4."""" ? he is apt to say of any feminine "ii'SS that Miss Brown looked like a bil lion at least. The soft fur ot the wrap just suited her brunette Adda) beauty, forming a wonderful,., Kiaviuts j vi ui lisftuiiifi eje ahi brilliant coloring, no less etfec- ye because of my knowledp. ot iu evanescent nature. I By-by : dearly." She wived! her hand mockingly. ' l?.1 will bring some- manna from the ravens to you: 'Tin 1 afraid you're a trifle mixed In your Biblical alluslou. I retorted gayly. wondering at itbe time where I found the strength to answer her lightly. The cool ness of her effrontery, the crasv nees of her selfishness, the coarse1 ness of her manner were fast fraying my nerves. j A Plan Guessed.; That she. had donned the won derful wrap not because ot real need, but because of the chance meeting Maj, Grantland while, ar rayed in it, I well knew. That she would contrive to attract ai much attention from the other passengers as she possibly could knew also. The fact that 'this course would make it Impossible for me to put the cloak on during the trip south was, 1 was aitrt, one of her motives In thus flaunt ing her apparent ownership of the cloak. As the door closed behind her I smiled sardonically at the! thought that her energy In Ibis particular direction was wasted. 1 wasn't apt to put on the wrap the wearing of which bad so aroOsed 8 r" wrr7 ms"n lM tnr DlckVs aneer. I ton Food ProdurU company ha rf -. I finished rfrenalni and rant for the porter to make up the room. A glance at my watch had told n.e that Mother Graham was no doubt awake, and impatient for trie to come In and help her with Junior! . . . . . . . . . ' i naa taken tne precaution toif"" w " "'j s aui scrtbblo down the number, o her WDO J0.,dscreaaBd bring 1$ drawing room the night before and an Inquiry of the porter when he answered my summons told me that her room was two ahead of mine.! 'What Do You Mean?" I was foolishly glad that it as not to the rear of mine, for I would not have to pass Dicky's berth on my trip to it. That he was still furiously angry with meU Is expected that the price w lit I didn't doubt, and I had no wish to meet him until his anger had time to cool. Luck was with me, however. I met no one,; acquaintance j or stranger, until I knocked at the door of my mother-in-law's room. and, was admitted by that august laay in an the majesty of her) grey merino wrapper. Her hairj was smoothly colffed, every detail of her toilet was complete down to the. last shoestring. I saw her glance critically at me, and knew that she was making her usual SmWMARKETS I Btmso rues Ha 1 and Grata Wheat, 8105 Q 1.10 ha; oata,! 55e bu. so C Effa, Basterfat, Batter, Milk ontterist, ic; mils, sz.iv cwt; tffi, ive. Poultry Heavy hens. 20 (a) 31a: light heaa loe; medium, 18c;. roosters, 10; broilers i mfm an. . 1 mw wv. teck I e hers. M; Up lloctv. f 11.25; Ir. miau-avra. Aja aaaarai idl item A avo-s-va-a '" - " i-w a-. w "W V . BETAH. PBICEw Ecxa aad Butter Eggs. 22e; creamery batter 45 SOi Portland Bayinf Price EGOS. POULTBT AKD MEATS BUTTEWAT-i KIRJf. SCARCE N'umher one rburainr cream. 4a 48 f ob. Portland: 41c at stations; iundet sraaes, u i- siv i EGOS-i STKADT 1 Carreut re-eipts. If ft 2 Or; wTiite hea a-riea. 28 24c dl'd. (These quota t ion t are based oa prices raeetved for tae 8l of day "a receipts j by local iobbeau oad eroamerlM..) LIVE POULTRY STEADY (Lees commission)' heavy hens 22 & 23e. lb.; do. liKht 14 ISe; hreilers. reeks ana Bed. 24 0 25: lesBersa IB (0 inc. eld rooster, in i easts: daeea. whits Pekina, younf. 24 4j 25e; old docka. If a 30e. DRESSED MEATS f IRK. SCARCE (Lose eommiaatoo) Cbotoo liaha sn ISe f 15S: underaradea. 13 Q !.: veal, top grades, 13 Vi lie; nader- Crades, 10 12 SAY Altf 9WUM HAT FIRM (Delivered Portland). Valley Ttsseta 818 20 tow; Eastern -Orecoa Timothy 822 34 ton; alfalfa. 8I 0 18 SO ten: clover 814 ton: eat and retch 815 9 10 tea; straw, an-tp sen. .. GKA1S riRM- (Traeh," Portl. ad 1 Whoss.1 81. Of 81-14; oata. ii fT 35; aastera' 7 el w ma, 830 a ton. ritwrr - ' r" Btrswberries. noTmal; eherrlea 8S Q 9t la - early peaches, ai.za hoc aweieov: fl 12.5 bei:i raspberries 81.75 ? 82; currants. 81.50 .fr 1.1S; lntnberriea. m W Bae; apples.' fi.75 .. VtOBTABLr.S rE6ETABfi.E8rrSTEADY Ko. 1 potato's. 1 4 85e ewt.; lOrefet eseoace. 1 ff 1 -e l; parsnips, te 10 carrots. 25 12 bonrhea: srreea peas 4 oe lb; greea . 25e, . 1 . worn. '. . ' f . . W001-STEADY ..I - Cesrte valley wool. 18 fie; mediaa SO 4) zSe; fine 25 Q 80a. . . norm ; HOTS )TATY ' , 1921 Cro seminal a 11 0 15a, appraising orvy ot goj; appear- , "'It's time yon. rot herV he satd Urtly t f Krwtwl Iter pr; fanctorlly and dlrexl past her to the lower ?rttV where) Junior uraa -scrambling np. eYldentjr with the SSW ".1.. ratC tnaraa,' th tnostJnrTelot' , ly thrilling of all sounds to ry mother. - ;m .i;:i'"'4"v.; " -Richard smiBil . has ; oetp awake" lor houra,' ah weal trn I -.mlled at her uoconacloua rx- aggeratlon, for I well kaew'that mora than at Jew ; minutes of real- lM - n?s, uptkahe ioy. rrt ould . have , sent hla devotesT grandomther Currying to, find ar porter through whW she coal4 miA a MmMor lummnnl for me. . - T.'lvV: :7 rs' llrt niuii'lu ata ! I a luva Umb - contiBtted, tgorin the fact that Junlpr with hla baby , mm M,lf,,. JJV '.-..:. hmltt tering paV talk and l.o8h.nfi - contentedly. "Why didnH , you bring his staff with you Inattmd of having to make a trip back for I nearly dropped' Junior In my l.lAnUhm,iil - n , t InrnAt a Kjs rjJ ; . . ...-w, A t v VZV" foith T Her tare turned positively gray with frightened anger. ' Don't yoa dare to stand there and tell me a thing like that! e'er said. "I gave' It to Richard to carry out to the taxi, and they must have taken it out with your things, for when I went througV my baggage this morning that grip was not here. You certainty don't mean that there's no fotc for thia child this morMng!' ,( To be continued) TOTALS 75 II Silverton Company Finishes btrawbernes Logans, : Coming in. Fast SILVERTON. Ore., July 13. (Special to,The State8mn.)Tlie I - . a - a H S l ""U1 a total pack Of 75 ton"- Al vreteat the loganberry P" 13 ,n Ia w,n8T with an av. rae of la tons per day. Th urRe8t -ndlvidaaU contributor of loganoernea to tne fciiverton cbb I karv la 1 ll'.a... e HI . .1. I. m. -out tons per day. u is ex j Pted that. the loganberry seises. I wUI ,8Bt hout two weeks longer carothr fruits which are. being r celved at present . are ' red and black raspberries and Royal Ann cherries: Since the close of th( strawberry - season the cannery crew has been cut down from 110 j employees to 47. It Is said that the evergreen I yield is promising this year and j be about the same aa last year; Read the Classified Ads. I mi WANTED for wet-vice aa railroad rna chlnista, blaskamlths, aboei metal worker. copper smiths, car lwpetora, boll ermakers, elect riclaauH pipe fitters, tJasera, ar. repaif", era, helpera, aU'cUsdea mm-' der";atrike oondttlona best' explains! bjr Cnarrman tkn W. Hooper of the United States ' lUUroad Labor Board, in bin statement of July 1st regarding as fol-. lows: "In this case the conflict is not between the employer and the oppressed employes. The people of this country 1 1 through an act of congress, II glgned by President Wilson, established a tribunal to de cide such disputes ; over wages and working condi tlons, which are submitted to it in a proper manner. It Is the decision of thU tri bunal against wblcjk the shop crafts are striking. . .."Regardless of any quea tion of 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., tne wages aad working conditions which an employer la trying to iupose lor this reason public sentiment; and full, government power wilt pro tect - the men - who remain in their positions and new men .who may. come In." :,i Adequate provision havj 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 station) or to the assistant, superintendent . at. RosebursV j, h. DTER, General Martgger, -Soathem Pacific Company