tiIE OREGON STATESMAN.' SALEliJ OREGON
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CLASSITIED ADTERTI8gMgTS
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Sin months' contract, per aae. im
13 nMtbt' eeotract. a3e
, Minimum for Mr sdvertAaeni t 25e
i NORWICH UNION
FIRE INSURANCE SOCIETY
W. H. Burgbardt. Jr.,
Resident Agent 371 State St-
J ... MONEY-TO LOAN ...
On ReaKEstate
v. -t :;-v t.' K.KORD
(Over Ladd ft Both Bank)
NEW TODAY
TOR BALE 125 TEARLINO WHITE
Leghorn bene ot 1 each. Also '45
. F two year olds at 75e sack-. Lloyd
A. Lm. Fruitland road.
-ROOM HOUSE . H PENDLETON
r an (xl far $43 per month. to trade
far ao-aa in.Balam. or 8250 mort-
care an ISO acres of improved land.
Address r. W. Hssk.ll. 708 Academy
street. Dallas, Ore.
. ' : Must be Sold ?";,,
20 seres all in cultivation, S seres of
berries and fro it, fair building. 19
miles north of Balem, 3 anile from
paved highway. A bar fain for $2000.
f With 91000 comm. r
?j Trromason
S3m 8tat trt "
-GOOD MORTGAGE 65 FOR BALK,
ilaomi narabla sami-aanasllr. S'S.
i Kectirit
r a limes mortgsgo. bc mu
ft. Coplar. 31tt- mats street. ' .
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: THE McMINNVILLE CO. WROTE OVER
; r 9M.0O0.0O0 insoranro durinc 1921. a
-' sahataatial testimonial of the merits
of iU policy. Hundley ft Foley, sf
' eats. Bosh Bank Bldg. Phono 547.
Why Pay Retit
! house with 9130 down and 915 Pr
-I aranth. : , " , ' I I , ,
i -j- Thomason r I
? ',. -'" . 3314 Bt:t strsot ' . f '
f Jvnu Bit.K ST OWNER i 4THOICE
building Iota, conveniently located on
pavod street, eoment walks. With
city water. Jasr good school 1 and
. i alrsot car. Priced raaaanably. 9430
p. Terms. Phoao 393 J after 8 a.m.
? THtRTY BERRT PICKERS WANTED.
J iOo crate for Saturday. Good piek
lag. OneJhalf sailo oasi of Asylum,
s ' W. H. Morrly.. ... f "
Special
' To trade, stock of groceries and futures,
1 . rar and somo cash, for tapnao not,' over
, 93000. - ! . 4 r
Ihomason
83m Sis to street
1 A P A RT M E NT rR RENT PHONE
INVESTORS 91300 WANTED ON Al
t galem residence. First.1 No rommis-
sion. 7. Berks, Hendricks. 205
U. 8. Bank Bldg. . 'i; if.
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t HIGHLY IMPROVED PRUNE AND NUT
ranch, 33 iaeres best bosriag wranes.
r 7 acres over all. See this at fzwto.
: . Berks ft Hendricks, 205 U. S. Bsnk
bnlldinr. i S
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Wanted,; Home
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, Kestly designed snd subataatiallyl built.
, Fireplace, furnace, bsth, etc ' Psved
street. A - desirable homo at $4000.
; Krueger, Oregon Bids. , Phono 217.
Jj VACANT TODAY MODERN 5 ROOM
cottage. Will sell with light fixtures,
lilinds, everything complete and fin-,
- , Ished. fireplace and full cement baao
I'J ment. Sidewalks and paving. I Price
934M). N" Reasonsbloi -terms. ; Beeko -ft
Hendricks. 205 U. 8. Bonk BSdx.
5 FOR SALE "OREGON JEWEUV 'AND
doe kid. Inquire 700 North High.
v FOR SALE BY OWNER. LARGE MOD
a. era hoaso.. three Mocks from broinets
,7 center, ono to high school. ' Built in
featares. two toilets, barlv full baao
'. anenl; fruit trees. Lot 00x165. Br
t gaia at 945(H). Term. k ,
Also excellent lot, on block north of
high school; old fir room choose with
; pooaibility of remodeling. Sold for
value of lot alone. i-rico ' sijow.
Terra. Phonot 893-J after 9 ' a.m;
; New 1922 Baby Overland
y At a Big Discount 4-i
J Thia ear haa never been run. has license
ond ertra tiro.: , j . j
It ywu wsnt to save, money en n new
automobile, see this! . - . r i . --a
Factory guaraateo goes ' with 1 this car.
.- See it at 156 South Commercial street
, ' or phono 1053 R or 801.
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' Best; Buys T '
75 acres sandy - river bottom, "beat of
pntsto. berry, filbert., walnut, ciherry
- of pear land) in tho valley. ' near
psved highway, close to good town; all
well fenced, finest of running water,
good fishing. 93000, 4)17501 cash, bal-
aaco to be assumed. - ! j
; Socolofsky
r ' - 841 State i J
: Own Your Own Home 1
Why pay rent when' yon csn buy a good
. wuM, i wni -rooiaa, saa,voiie elec
tric lirfila. aas. full baaement. rarace.
corner kit only one block oft State
street, close la. SmsU psymenf down,
balance like rent. Price 9JOOO. Choice
vacant lota. 920O and upv For farm
. bargains e . ! ..
Childs & Bechtel
NOTICE OF FIXALi ACX'OUAT
'Nolle Is hereby glvf a that the
final, account bf Carl ! A. Glee as
; administrator . of the! esUte of
Marjr Frances Caeto. deceased.
baa been filed In the county court
of Marlon county, Oregon, 3 and
J that the Jlst day of Aii'gust, 1922,
; at the hour of 10 oclock a. m. haa
been duly appointed bjr such court
1 as the time- and the court house.
balem, Oregon, as the place for
bearing of objections to such final
account and the settlement there
of, at which time any person in
terested In sach estate 'may ap
pear and file objections thereto
and contest the same. k
Cairl A. Gles.
II Adnlnistrator of the above
named eatatte.
"EMPLOYMENT
WANTED ENERGETIC YOUNG .MAN
wh has had aiperiaoee selling life
L '."c 'ooka or advertiaing. Matt
be able to devoto his entire time and
? "Mttons j for. advaaeement. Must
. asve the eoorsgo to present 1 Mines
r.ivKia u merrnsnts and proles
sioaal mea. : Aaswar la tnr mmm hmmA
writing, stating age, odacatioaal qsslh
' IICRtMnS. IIMrtIM AlUitna mtm
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Address I-No. 81." Btatesmsa offlc.
V Sttteinua CTasilfltd Ada .
I EMPLOYMENT
MALE AJTS IXXAXJt
riVE LOOANBERRY PICKERS WAST
i d. Tr4 elos in; good picking, trsa
sportation given, carrier emptied. W.
r .:. ui, i! . uoerty.
WAITED
ME3t AND WOMEN TO
take lira. paper subscriptions A rood
1 prwpositiou to tha right people. Addrras
the rscifie ti
toad. Statesman BJdg.
: Salem, Ore
WANTED TES LOO AX BERRY PICK
era for ana of the west patches in the
Salem district, a tent, over two weeks
picking yet. Caapiag facilities, wood,
water, etc. TranaportaMon provided.
Phono 12EI1 before ajs. or altar
S -p.m.
PERSONAL
GET MARRIED BEST MATRIMONIAL
paper published, free for stamp. Cor-
respondent. Toledo. Ohio.
FOR SALE
POULTRY
ABOUT 200 W. U EARLISO HENS
hesry layers. Yoor choice 93 each.
.91.50 each .for flock. Aabnrn Road.
IV. A.. Dowd. Ronto . 'beg 123. t ,
POULTRTMEN - SEND EIGHT T-V
eent stamps for special three rtsatl.
trial for the beat and. oldest Journal
f la ths west. The article and adver-
; tisemeata are of special Interest to tha
: poultry breeders ef the northwest.
nortnweat Fault rj Journal, !U C
mereisi street, ttalem, uregoa.
rAXH PAPER
IP TOC i WANT TO GET THE REST
farm paper, sand 15c to tbo Peeifie
Homestead, Salem. Oregon, for a three
,i uw no. .
WOOD
FOOT AND 18 INCH DRT MILL
wood m any quantity. Trsey Wood
;o. mono oiv.
BEST GRADE MILL WOOD 18 IXCTL
. 3 ft. and 4 ft. Prompt deliverr.
Special price on ear lots. Wo can make
delivery on ash, second growth and
old growth fir about July 15. Fred
E. Wells. 80S a Church. Phono 1543.
ALL KINDS OP WOOD POR SALE
big fir And osk. 18 inch. Order
taken for immediate or futuro dellv'
Ties. C. D. Query, Livesley Station.
rnon 77rz. .
OLD 19 IN. P1K, 99: 8EC0HD. 4 FT.
98. Ash. Phono 1487.
UVE STOCK
FOR SALE SOW AND PIGS.
PHONE
7F3. t
KXSCEUtAKEOVS
BLACKCAP RA8PBERRIES 92 PER
crate delivered. Ward K. Richardson.
phono V4.
FOR SALE BULL DOO PUTPIES.
also good talking parrot. - Tho Bird
and Flower Store. 273 Bute.
BRAND ffEW HIGH GRADE PIANOS
lor rent. jr. i. mm Furniture Co.
FOR SALE OLD NEWSPAPERS. 10
cents a bendle. ' Circulstion depart
meat, Oregon Statesman. '
LOGANBERRIES 91 26 PER CRATE.
delivered snr part of city. 75c por
rrste pilck them voorself. 2233 Fair
grounds ! Road. Phono 881 -J.
FORAt.tf MY TEAM AND HARNE8S.
Well bmke for farm work. .Bargain
985. 925 buys sll-round siogla horse.
A-1 condition. Call at, residence, 156
Front street, Bslem.
8UMMER LUGGAGE REDUCED WALL"
paper "remnants, piaster wall Hoard.
Velvet ' stair rsrpet, 91.85. Kndur
nneo .high grade house paint. Kaiso
mino, 10c pound. Cotton mattresses.
98.50. i Steel springs 85.00. Max
O. Burea. 179 N. Commercial St.
"Beautiful Oregon Rose" I
and eleven) other Oregon soars, together
with e fin rolleolMtn ; of patriotic
onga, tscrtd song, and many old time
favorites
ALL FOR 25a
"fBpoei! priceo In qnantity lots)
Especially adaptable for school, common
Uy or home singing. Bend for
The Western Songster
TS pages, now in its third edit ion.
, ' Pwbliabed by -
ORKOOK TEACHERS MONTHLY '
215 R Commereisl Bt. Salem. Or.
FOR RENT
APARTMENTS
FURNISHED APARTMENT FOR RENT.
1132 Center.
FLATS
FOlik RENT - FULLY FURNISHED
modcra fivs room flat, at WVi rer
ry street. 950 s month. Immediate
possession. Apply at Statesman of
fice. Fiona 23. 1
BOOMS
ARLINGTON. HOTEL CLEAN, COSY;
0e p.i 463 State. - .
MODERN . ROOM FOR GENTLEMAN
Centrally located. Must giro same sad
reference. Address A. car Statesman
FOR RENT SUITE OF ROOM8 WITH
private bath, also single rooms. 1080
Chemekfta street. Pboa 1260. i
riANOS
BRAND NEW HIGH GRADE PIANOS
for rent. H. L. Stiff rurniture vo.
WANTED
MISCfLLAJTEOCS
WANTED FURNITURE. TOOLS, ETC.
Phone 511.
RED RASPBERRIE8 WASTED WARD
K. Richardson.
OLD MATTRESSES MADE OVER -
CapiUl XHty Bedding Co. mono i
WANTED TO RENT ! STOCK : AND
grain farm. Oct, 1st. B. r. ruray.
Route 2. Albany. Oregon.
WANT TO LEASE ON SHARE Or
crop, ioganberry vineyard, a v acres,
s East D street, Salem. Address , M. t.
Getter, route 7. boa 1.-. .
RING AND LAMBERT CHERRIES
wanted; for immedisU aeiivery, . rr
miuia pnid for largo fancy oualtty.
also red raspberries wanted. Ward K
Richardaoa. phono 494.
WANTED FURNITURE. T00L8. MA
chinerv.. stock.' ate. Will buy tor eean
or aeil en commission. Phono all
Woodry, tho auctioneer. i -- .
WANTED j EVERYTHING IN HARD
ware and rurnitur. Best price pafi
THE CAPITAL HARDWARE
a rimNrrnitie co.
285 N. Commercial Bt. . Phone St7
CHERRIES . WE ARE RECEIVtNt,
Royal Anne and waternousoi www
at Maann-Ehrman warehouse, comet
Hi,h ml II ill atreeta. and will eon
i.n rmim 1 a'rlnrk - In tho uwmin
ontU 7 at night 8uadaya and holiday
included, until the crop la all in. We
. want thorn now. Don't wait until lhe
get overripe ana ic wo
, tbM. Wo are navlaa the highest prwa
la Salem and ran nao any amount
... hava . Deliver all black sher
ries at Manxis Brothers warehonse.
! Trsde and High streets. l.yonsi
'Glace Fruit Co.. 899 B. Higl. rnon
84l or call Msngis Broa, 717.
LOST AND FOUND
LOST
LOST TUESDAY AFTERNOON ON
road to Siaour'a i landind. woat '
Kiser ssekooinouao. novo roow; , arm,
black and green color. Finder pleaw
leavo at tbia'ofnee. - Reward.
- Classified Ads, Th The
Statesman Cring Results
BUSINESS CARDS
AUCTIOVEEX
ACCTIOXEIR P. K. WOODRY. THE
livestock, furniture; real estate aae
tioncer. Phone 511 for sale date.
Res. 1610 X. Summer.
Auto Directory
TRUCKS
FOR 8ALE OR TRADE REO TRUCK.
1021 model, perfect condition. Will
trad for roal estate, produce or will
aell on eaay teres. Thia i an excep
tioaallv good bay. If yon want a raal
good bargain apply immediately. Phone
or cslL The People' y Cash Store.
BATTERY AND EXECTRICIAJf
AUTO ELECTRICIAN; EXPERT TROD
bie shooting. 218 . ttigh. , Phoa
SOS. :
PRESTO LITE BATTERY SERVICE
Station. Kvpert battery and electrical
work. Fair is Bros, Phono 1803. 418
Court.
ACETTLEVS WKLDIXQ
IRON. STEEL. BRASS. ALUMINUM
Bring the pieces, - Oxo-Ga , Heating
Co. 337 Coort. , . ..
TIRES AJtD - ACCESSORIES
USED PARTS I S TO V, OFF. MIKE'S
. Auto W rockier . House, . 424 North
Commereiel. Phono 523. :
10,000 MILE . GUARANTEE AGAINST
-: stone bruises,-rim rata and blowouts,
The Hydro-Toron Tiro, for Bale by. Yew
, Park store. 12th and Leslie. . Phono 9.
BEAUTY PARLORS
NOW OPERATING MODEL BEAUTY
Psrlor. 110 North Commercial street.
Phono 956.
CEMENT CONTRACTOR
CALL 1253 J FOR FIRST CLASS CE
.ment work. Porches, steps and side
walka n specialty.
CHINESE PHYSICXAJr
DR. U M. HUM CURES ANT KNOWN
disease. 153 8. High St, phone 283.
CARPETS AJtD IXUTT ROQ8
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC WE NOW
wesvo fluff t ags made out of old car
pet, any - length or width yon deaire.
We also re fit, re-sow and sis carpets.
. Feather reaovatiag and mattress steam
ing and re-making. Bslem Carpet
Cleaning and Fluff Rug Works. Phon
1154.
DRUG STORES
WM. NEIMEYER "JUST DRUGS."
175 N. Commercial street, phone 167.
BREWER DRUG CO. 405 COURT
Phone 184.
ELECTRICIANS
8ECURE MY FIGURES ON WIRING
By contract:' by hour. At pre-war
price. H W. Hatch. Phone 1203 J.
FURNITURE HOSPITAL
FURNITURE REPAIRED OR MADE TO
order. Refiniahing .and upholstering
.a specislt. Phone 1742. Brown and
Groves. 1201 South Commercial.
FLORISTS
CUT FLOWERS AND FLORAL PIECES.
Delivery. C. F. Breithsupt, florist, 133
North Liberty street. Phono 980.
FINANCIAL
IF YOU NEED A LOAN ON REAL ES
tate see M. J. Hunt. Lsdd ft Bush
Building.
20 YEAR FARM LOAN'S ON RURAL
credit plan, pre payment provision al
lowed. We will finance you for less
rat of interest thsn any firm on the
coast.
Private money to loan on either city or
country property.
. R. W. Marsters
41 1 Oregon Building.
LOANS ON GOOD CITY PROPERTT
Plenty of raoner: -no' delay. Call
331 V, State street.
MARION-POLK COUNTY FARM LOAN
as a or la t ion haa money to loan at 54
percent. W. D. Smith, secretary-treasurer.
803 Salem Bsnk of Commerce.
Ladies' Wearing Apparel
DRESSMAKING
RUTH Me A DAMS DRESSMAKER, 756
South 12th. Phone 1824-M.
CARRIE FISHER DRESSMAKING.
designing. Spneer corsets to order.
3 McComsek Bldg.
THE ADSITTS ARE PREPARED TO
do any and all kinds of ladies tsilor
ing, for old and new customers. 852
N. 12th St. Phone 2085-R
MAUD SIMONS. DESSMAKER 1710
Bellevue Bt.
HEMSTITCHING
"NEEDLEWORK 8H0P't ALL KINDS
of - fsney work and hemstitching done.
121 8. Commercisl street.
MRS. BRECKENRIDGE HEMSTtTCH-
ing. Mail orders solicited. 175 8. 19th
Phone 174-M.
SALEM ELITE HEMSTITCHING.
plesting, buttons, stamping and needle
work. 329 Oregon Bldg. Phoao 979.
MRS. a E. MILLER HEMSTITCHING.
Stamping, braiding, hand embroidery,
batten. Room 10. over Miller' tore.
Salem, Oregon. Phono 117.
MILLINERY
HATS FROM 91 UP MRS. C - A.
Grimm. 519 Court street.
INSURANCE
MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE INSURANCE
company. J. C. Batch, agent, room a.
MeCoraack Bldg. Phone 96.
LAUNDRIES
SALEM LAUNDRY COMPANY. 136 B
Liberty atreet. Phon 35. Uldott
larg at beat. Established 1889.
3APITAL CITY STEAM LAUNDRY
quality work, prompt service. 1264
Broadway. Phone 165.
MEDICAL
FOUNTAIN BALM COUGH REMEDY
Phone 517- W. - -
PAUfTINO tXVTRAOTORS
AINTING AND DECORATING HIGH
class work for particular people. I., v.
Brandon, contractor. S65 North High.
Phono 645-J. .
NURSERY STOCK
a-RITITLAND NURSERY FINE LAROK
, atock of Italisn prune trees snd atari
all kinds of leading aursT? stock
for fall delivery. Pawns 1140 M. 161
a 14th street. -
JOMPLETE LINE TREES SMALL
fruits, ornsmentais. vspttai uij ar
sery Co, 426 Oregon Bidg. Phon 75.
PLUMBING
3ALL PATTON PLUMBINO CO.
, year repair work. 1792 Jl.
FOR
PLUMBING REPAIRING AND COIL
work. Phone 1397 J. Shop, 127 Union
street. A. L. Godfrey.
PERFUMB AND TOILET ARTICLES
CALIFORNIA PERFUME CO. EX
tracts, to 'let article". . Mr. Meyer.
V 179 oeitl a are. rnene
RESTAURANTS
HUB RETAURANT MOST REASON
able prices. Johnson-Barry. 159 8.
': High. - . ,.
VOODLE PARLORS
WA - HONG NOODLE HOUSE. , 439
' Frrry." . r .-'c
BIN SIN NOODLE HOUSE CHOP
sney. 40e: puffed rice. 30c: noodles.
20e: fried noodles, aoc. 189 8. Ut
Read the Classified Ads.
BUSINESS CARDS
MUIICAl
MRS HENRY LEE PIANO. 122J
CspiteL Phone 1017-W.
SALEM CONSERVATORY OP MUSIC
All briar he taught, diplomae granted.
John R. Hitea, ltrector,; 1237 Court
Phono 626.
RAO AND JAZZ PIANO PLAYING
It lessons rusraateed. ' Waterman
Sjst m. F. B. Clark. Mgr, McCor
nack Bldg.
TONERS
JACK MULLIGAN PIANO TUNER;
Moore Dunn Co. Represents live of
Shermsn Clay ft Co. Phono 506..
EDWARD WELP EXPERIENCED
iano tancr. Leave order Will's
lasie Store..
DASCIKO
PRIVATE LESSONS .IN ALL LATE
dances. Mrs. Whit. Phono 273 J.
MUSIC STORES
GEO. C. WILL PIANOS. PIIONO
graphs. sewing machines, sheet music,
and piano studios. Repairing phoao
graph snd sewing) machines. 432
tate. Salem.
PIANOS
BRAND NEW HIGH GRADE PIANOS
for rent. H. U Stiff Furniture Co.
SHERMAN CLAY ft CO. PIANOS
r Steiaweys. Duo-Art and other. Moore'
j Musie House. 415 Court street sad
Masonie Temple.
SECOND HAND GOODS
HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR SECOND
hand clothing and shoes. Also d
cleaning, pressing snd repsiring. Call
and deliver. Cspitsl Exchange. i!2
North Commercial. Phone 1368 W.
WE BUY AND SELL SECOND HAND
goods of all kinds: pipe fittings, har
ness, collars, collar pada, tools sal
chains. Fred Schiadler. S5S Center
rtreet.
STOVES AJTD STOVE REPAIRING
8TOVES REBUILT AND REPAIRED
40 year expert ace. Depot National
fence, use 36 to 28 inches high.
Paint, oil and varnishes, etc.. logsn
berrv snd hop hooks. Sslem fence nd
Stove Works. 250 Court street. Thone
121.
SCAVENGERS
8ALEM SCAVENGERS GARBAGE, RE
fuse of all kind removed. Cesspool
elesned. Phon 167.
TRANSPORTATION
PARKER'S STAGE LINES
J. W. Psrker. General Msnsger
Central Stage Terminal 8alem, Oregon
SALEMSILVERTON DIVISION
Leaves Salem, Central Stags Terminal:
7 .m, 11 s.m., 5 p.m.
Leaves Silverton, News Stand:
8 a m, 1 p.m., 6 p.m.
Salem-Independ -nce-Monmouth Division
Leave Bslem Central Stsge Terminal:
7 am. 9 s.m. 11 s.m. 3 p.m. 5 p.m.
Leave Monmouth. Monmouth Hotel:
8:15 s.m., 1 p.m.. 6:15 p.m.
tesves Independence. Beaver Hotel:
R:3Q a.m. 10 a.m. 1:15 p.m. 4 p.m. 6:30.
Wo make connections st Salem to utl
parts, of the valley. Extra trip by
appointment'.
J. W. PARKER, General Mgr.
TRANSFER HAULING
WE MOVE, STORE AND SHIP HOUSE
hold goola. Our specislty is pisno
sad furniture moving. We slso mske
country trips. We handle the best eosl
snd wood. Call on os for pris. We
give good messure. good quality and
good service. Lamer Transfer Co.
Phone 930.
CAPITAL CITY TRANSFER CO. -26
8tat St. Phone 933.. Distributing
forwarding and storage our specialty.
QtS our rates.
WOOD SAWS
WOOD SAWING-PHONE 1131.
. country. Ed. Sprocd. '
CITY.
CITY AND COUNTRY WOOD SAWING
Phone 2046. Father Bros- '
WATER
SALEM WATER, LIGHT ft POWER CO
Office. 301 South tora'l. St. Ten pet
cent discount on domestic fist rate
paid ' in advance. No deductions for
sbsenco or any cause unless water is
shut off your preminea
PROFESSIONAL
OPTICIANS
GLASSES FITTED BY DR. L. R. BUR
dett at the Bow Optical . Company,
325 State street, opposite Ladd and
Bash Bank.
POMEROY ft KEENE JEWELERS AND
Optometrists. 388 State.
CHIROPODISTS
CHAS. H. MAXWELL- CHIROPODIST.
Foot specialist. -Room S, 822 elate at.
DR. WILLIAMS CORNS. CALLOL8
es, ingrown nail, all foot troubles.
Price Shoe Co. Phone 616.
CHIROPRACTORS
DR. O. I- SCOTT: P.S.C- CHIROPRAC
tor. 41419 U. S. Bsnk Bldg. raoee,
87; res.828-R.
OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS
DRS. WHITE AND MARSHALL 206
U. S. Bank Bldg.
DR. W. L. MERCER OSTEOPATHIC
Physician and Surgeon. Ktrksvtlle
graduate, 404-405 U. 8. National Bank
Bid. 1'none. oil ice viy: res. oia.
BROKEN ARCHES AND OTHER De
formities of the feet corrected without
loss of time from your occupation
Drs. White ft Marshall. U. 8. Bank
Bldg.
DR. JOHN L. LYNCH OSTEOPATHIC
Physician and Surgeon, . 403-404 Ore
gon Bldg. Phonos, office, 1394; res
5SF5.
LODGE DIRECTORY
UNITED SPANISH WAR VETERAN
Csmp 5, Armory. First third Mondsr.
REAL ESTATE
11800' WILL BUY GOOD CORNER N
I . t . I ... I ,-... Ciuul k.M.
Ru b, Purdy. 45S Court street.
BAIUJAIN 6 ROOM BUNGALOW,
modern except furnace: full basement,
ststionarv wash tubs: bearing fruit
trees. For a few daya 82000; caay
terms. F. : L. Wood.
11 irRKS'lN-n NEW 6 ROOM PLAS-
tered ban ca low. 6 arret cultivateil.
halance pasture. 2 wells, young fam
ily orrharti- all fmced. barn 28x40
silo, sll farm tools, 5 cow. 3 h-if-rt.
3 korao go with place. All for lviw
Cash to handle 92000. See t
L. A, Hayford ,
305 State street j
rive unOM MODERN BUNGALOW
naved t street close in: furnace.
fireoTace. hardwood floors, well built
in. 95250, Will . consider soldier
Winnie Pettyjohn
38m State street
FIVE ROOM MODERN BUNGALOW
basement. wstb traya. northeast -corner
on paved atreet, two lota. Owner
ay'
sell it 930OO
M. J. Hunt
Ladd ft Bush. Bldg.
Housebuyer
Would yon not like to have n cottage
these hot days where the room are
large, ' luiurioesly large, bedroom a
I . . il.ia, rnnm. W ksta. an
exceptional place, moderstely - priced.
Win mske a gooo noma. - onort wait
ine distance and immediate possession,
Come and nee a on this place. -
The Fleming Realty Co.
a 911. Stato'street - ' ?
nyau Ulv Uldincu auo..
REAL ESTATE
five room HOUSE on pavement I
e. tot and riaeo to caaoerr. caai be I
bought for 9220U, Slaw as first pay-i
! Heyser-Follrich System
Pbooe One Thonaaad '
Main Floor Terminal Bldg.
93O0O WILL. BUT GOOD BUXMALOW.
sooth, paved, garaa and in naod to-
catWn. Rubv Purdr. 455 Court street. I
FINE LOT IN RICHMOND ADDITION
for ale at a sacrifice. Phwae 2054W.
ANDERWS ft RUPERT
8 access r to Laflar ft Loflar
IN8URANCE
RE Vl ESTATB
BONDS LOANS
40S-Y - Orogoa Bldg,
crrv HonsFJirrTv tirs nrvnt.l
tow, small and Urge acreage, close m
and Car .u t - a. . t, . n .ml l
twintry. Brown ft stage, over Bos-1
ick's store.
L Phono 55.
State and Commercial j
MR. HOME BUYER YOU CAN BUY A
6 room bungalow less than a year old
for 9500 lea than I was offered for
it mno month as. Ha basement.
Dutch kitchen, closets and sleeping
porrn. siooo will hsndle L boo it
today. 133 Leffelle.
SEE ME FOR GOOD BUYS IN REAL
eatato. Ruby Purdy, 455 Court atreet.
A Real Bargain
Nine and en ' half acres ol loranberriet:
income record good for the past four
year. Excellent cron now snowing.
Half a mile from the city limits, close
lo a dryer. Good water and smsll, well
built house. Price 96,500. Easy
term..
Square Deal Realty Co.
202 U. 8. Bsnk Phon 470
IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR A FIRST
class large home. I bar it. Locat-d
close in at a moderate price. Do
not misa seeing me about it.
If yea trs looking for business property
t have in best corner in town tor
you today.
Gertrude J. M. Page
492 N. Cottagt Phone 1186
NEW BUNGALOW PAVEMENT.
beautiful river view, 5 room modern
with hardwood border snd Dutch kit
chen. Built in buffet snd bookcase,'
fireplace, cement basement. Reduced
to 94800; 93000 will haadl and will
accept bonus. -
Heyser-Follrich System
Phono One Thousand
- Main Floor Terminal Bldg.
Special, Why Pay Rent
room plastered house, on car line, in
good condition. Price 91800. 9.300
cash, balance 915 per month.
room house, clo.e in. glioo; jso
caah, balaure 15 per month. 1
room house
bearing fruit
DBiauce easy terms, moniiny paiurui. i
Whr te rentf
Mills & Copley
smV State atreet
Buy Land That Never
Dries Out
Kf...J2r JIVJ I.. Z2.r'J. Sr-wlr
- . . . . r i
meat, on Columbia river, in teen ana
from Astoris. ta small tracta at reas-1
enable price and term. Writ fori
particular, r. o. box a, urowns-
me.d. Oregon. ,
ROOM. new. modern bungai.ow
street. 95.900.
an .1. V..J fiil... t,... .
Rock Crek m Lincoln county. Excel-1
a r- i a aina
mi rn.p.- v.w.wr.nr-.
A. C. Bohrnstedt
107 Masonie Temple
Rslem. Oregon
Ar,r,rl'c R-arrroinc
1 f UUU O UUI fUII IO
loo f.. well loc.toJ to exch.nge
fer home In Salem or suburban nome,
mi in.CT.rt to .ieh..ra for home
I an rrB R nn ia la nrp.
n iem. 37 acre iruu rancn wiio
crop, - sow), case a noma in oaiein.
Atv bungalow wiin oaaement. not an
fin weed. SI too. half cash. n rood a.a
trirt. A stricttv modern ft room bun
cslow. large lot with bearing fmit
trees, naved street, best residence dis
trief. for- lev thsn house would cost to
build.
ford sedsn to trade in on a home. Good
Am hnma. A fine farm at S60 per
acre, near Lianas. ant to nroiui.
suburban home (3 acres) for close in
borne. See us for trades.
F. T. Wood,
841 Stste street:
Good Buys
to acres. 8 acres in bearinr strawberries,
balance in crop except 29 acres I
located i mii oit oV mam r-Sd. fi.l ease-loving Dicky was still sleep
tmit lsnd. Pric 98600. v, c.sh, ing and j dreaded infinitely the
Tk am oatlat,vasl lAail fMhAftl hAWflsSl I
with Urge 4ot a pave! street nd
?500H"-taaIkW
Interest 6.
Real Estate snd Fire Insnrsaee
W; H. 6rabenhorst.& Co
173 Stalest. II. 8. Bsnk BU
Bldg.
PUBLIC NOTICES
NOTICE
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
WHEREAS, the State Game
i
WHuaittwu oi tue oisie i v.v
gon is authorixed under Section
8. Chapter 66, uenerai Mtw oi
Oregon, 1921, to close any .open
season or open any close! season
In any county or district of the
State of Oregon ror the shooting
and possession ol game animals
and birds:'
-NOTICE is hereby Riven that
the State Game Commission of
the State of Oregon has made and
entered and does hereby issue the!
ftln,ln,
.
, ; urocr
That the open season as defliv-
ed In Chapter 153. Section Z. oi
the General Laws of Oregon of
1921. for hunting, killing, tak
ing or hiving in possession, alive
of dead,, the following . named
game animals and game birds re-
SPectWely, shall be as follows to
"
for deer
. , . . . .l.ii
mroupnuui me enure sine m
be anr is. hereby declarer, to be
fn m AugTist 20th to October 31st
nt aurti T.ir Knth rintna inrlti -
.
ve.
The open season for quail and
area, a a a
Chinese pheasants in all sections
of the sute where there is ani
....
open seasor tr-rcror. snail oe and
13 hereby rietlared to be from
OCttber lth to October 3 1st OI
each, both dates inclusive. ,
The Open season tor CrOU or
native pheasants in all section!
of -the state where there is an
oricn seaaom. Is declared to be
" . " M " . . .
irom AUgUSl 2Utn IO Zepiemoer
20th ot each year, both dates In
elusive.
" .The open season for sage hens
there is an open season, is de-
dared to be from July 15th to
July 31st of each year, both dates
inclusive,
Tbe open
season tor. prairie
all sections of the
chickens In
state, where there is an open' sea
son, is declared to be from Oct
ober 15h to October 31st ot
each year, both dates inclasive.
NOTICE is also hereby given
that frin rhmrM in id n.
sons made by this Order in no
wise affects the bag limits- or o ti
er regulations provided by law
retpocting the hunting for, kill
ing, taking or having in posea-
?lon. alive or dead, of such game
animals and game birds.
ny and n persons hont'ng '
for. killing:, takine or havlrur In
possccsion, auve or dead, anv
deer. Quail. Chinese tiheasnnts 1
'
Bnse OT native pneasants. sage
hns and pratr'e chickens in thel
S'ate of Oreg-m, in violation of
thi order, will be prosecuted as
by law provided. j
Dated at Portland, Oregon, this!
12th day of June, A. Di. 1923.
OREGON STATE GAME COM-1
MISSIOX.
By I. N. FLEISCHER,
Chairman.
By GEO. H. KELLY,
Commissioner.
By BLAINE HALLOCK.
Commlaaiorser.
By M. A. LYNCH.
Commissioner, i
By L. E. BEAN.
Commissioner.
Adele GaUTfsMm. New Pbsme of
REVELATIONS OF A WIFE
CHAPTER 72
THE WAY "RICHARD, JUNIOR,"
ADDED TO MADGE'S
PROBLEM.
Anv mnlhnp m-m,lsl , I
, v . .. . v,ulu inutiiue, I
thinkr. the utter panic which had
seised me at the dlsrnverw lh
..... .
I
i reaouy comprehended how it
had happened. When Katie's acci-
dent had compelled me to stay at
the house until I could ascertain
t ho avt.nt V ha. I. l.i.l ni.i I
- - ... iiijui irs, 1'icny i
must have inadrertently taken
oul lne BmaI1 RP containing the
k w'.. i , . . i
wu wuea ne naa aepoit-1
cut mv K,. nnn j . I
c v ers uub. i
tvnetner ne naa dropped it, or I, I
not observing ,t in my haste, had
left it behind. I had no means of
Knowing, nor had I time to specu-1
into tinnn tha jk.niia .f .1 . I
1 r ui uo iawa-
trpptie, ior nucn it was to me.
I - -
Tftere wag but Ona tri ne- tr ru.
"--191 ' w
done, and that was to obtain food
for my little lad as booq as pos-j
I sinie.
I J ' . .1.
.' "n8we motoer-in-iaw s
ii rignieneu. query Hootningiy.
i v..v. T"vl -.1- w la i a -
I una n who
i ma iningB, i saia, wiin iar more
assurance in my tone than I felt.
"I will go back and nee as eoob!
as I have dressed Junior."' '
I had almost snid "when he
wakes up," but stopped myrelf in
Lime. Mother Graham would
I li a VP Instant)- dAmnnrlorl that
o to Dicky's berth and drag him
J forth willy-nilly. But the pro-
oosal to dress 'Junior effectually
diverted her attention something
I for which 1 was extremely thank-
I ful.
I was . sure that Indolent,
I task of awakening him and ques
"bOUt the ml8MBg
grip. That he would blame me
and exculpate himself I was sure.
SALEM MARKETS 1 1
BITTTAO PRICES
axav and Oraln
Wheat. 91.05 a 1.10 bu: ost. 60 91
ss bu.
gn. uxsonat, nm. aaua.
i Bulterist. 42c; mUk, 9-10 cwt; egg.
19c. y
Havr hens, so sic: light hen
1 6c; medium, ise; root tart, lue; erouer
Livestock
Hog, 911.25; dressed hogs. 14e; top
steer. 6c; cows. 4 ft 4 cj ism a, so
KETAXXi rsICa
Earn and Batter .
Egg. 22c; creamery butter 45 Q SOt
1 I Portland BayiltZ PrlcCS
. , , - . .
egos. POULTRY awd MEATS
I BI'TTKTiXAT FIRM. SCARCE
Number one churninc cream. 43 & 4
(o.h. PortUad: tie t stations; asdet
,,M' 40 eog-bte adt
Current receiDta. 19 t 20c: wtute hen
neries. 28 t 34e dl'd. Thes qooUtiona
are based es or ice received for tae ana
of day's receipt by Weal Jobber ssd
LIVE POULTRY STEADY
(Lett commission) hesvy hens VI (fi 23c,
lb.; do, light 14 ISe; broilers, rock
sad Red. 34 0 25e: Iechoras IS a ZOe:
- 1 old rooaUrs. 10 cents; ducks, whrlt
IPekins, young. 24 25c; old ducks, U
IB
DRESSED MEATS KIRif. SCARCE
ttea commissHia i vinn iwas aau
I .. . . SH. . ,tW.
13f 15ia; undergradea. 13 to lie;
i. top grades, isy. ie; anae-
" nlr iro vratji
I HAY FIRM
1 (Delivered Portland). VaRey Thawthv
Ill t SO ton: Eastern Orecon Timotht
23 9 24 ton- alfalfa. 916 ta la.so ton;
1 crower fia est at ua wtyi.ai ay 4 v w
taB: ,u,. tr too.
kai riKM .
.1 "lrara. rnnuni et.'r
91.14; o.u. 833 35; eastern yol
w corn. ju " JL
Strswberries. normal; cherries ( ( le
'. : wfc, pers. ai " box; apricou.
12: mrranta. 1.50 r 1.75: loganberries.
I 1 mgt IPayx ; rwJrv-r lvewm f 1.1 J urn.
: J2fi-3i.
I vegetables hteady
I .?- rotaitea.7 o S5a cwt : urefot
I csobage. a V z - lt: parampa. le 10
I carrots. 23c 13 fcnnrbea: treen pes 4 (
e Is ; green onions. ;jc.
WOOL
WOOL STEADY
; Coarse valley woot 15 fjl 18c; ssadiuw
39 t 2c; line 3 w sue.
ttOTW
HOPS STRADT
1931 Crop nominal at 11 Q 15c.
IK i HUSH)
as certain as I was that be woald
do both under the seU-hypnotlxedl
belief that he was emicnetly right
la. his position.
Junior Is Restless
"Tut one of those embroidered
white dresses on him." Mother
Graham directed didactically, and
when I had obeyed her after slip
ping on his pink aUk socks and
white kid slippers he waa soch a
picture of baby loveliness that I
snatched him to me In an almost
convulsive embrace. The thought
ot what the loss oi him would
- 1 n, ' P mar my
uiuav pcriect iBumrai) oi rujoy-
! ww mftft oasa-lfa Vlfnoj
"
ttea-iuRi wea-y
Ilis engaging little voice sound
c,we to mT rs- n he smiled
mt confident little smile. It
M" Phrase which Dicky has
taught him, upward inflection and
all, and he Is so adorable when
he lisps it that we,: like all fond
parents, have insured his remem-
berlnr it by coaxing htm to 'fre
quent repetition of Ut. ,1
"Pretty soon, sweetheart. I re
plied, tenderly.
He surveyed the room with the
funny, speculative glance of the
Kerv vounK child, land evidently
fnnnrf the unfamiliar surround-
in a-, aomewhat iiDsettinr. for his
lower Up began to quiver alarm
ingly, and there was a distinctly
plaintive note in
'the repeated
query:
"Bek-fust wed-y?-- s-
I lifted him above my head.
held him there tor an Instant,
then, rushed him. down to the
floor. It is a bit of play he loves
and which nevec falls to quiet
him when he is fretful
A Discouraging Porter
As 1 brought! him up again to
the berth and perched him upon
it I -poke wlthjdeclslon
"Mother wilj go after break
fast right ivkjr. win you oe
rood bov and stay with Gran
j :
lie. i c i
"Me dood boy." he lisped grave-
lv and an It nnt him Into hW
' . . . '
j -
her lashes and knew-that If too
food was obtainable for the 1U-
tie chap hl$ grandmother woald
be likely ta have a nervous coin
, i. . ,
ia'e uter it
"Oh. do hurry. Marcaret!" she
said, impatiently. "To think that
even my cracicers atKt orancos
, . , . - ,.
were in titat grip, iney wouiu
have helped some. Gransie s
lamble bird! If only Granxle
could -
"Look qatl" I ' warned as I
I. i . i i i. mw. t i
lurncu taw uuorsnuu. 1UHII
l have him weepinc If. you keep UP
s i - y - - ;
1 that In.a ( Pl .llh 1.1m .mill I
I vwSn- hviiu. i at saj n tvu u s M a
get back.'"
I closed the door sharply after
I nie, knowing there was a much
. . . . . ... i
Dettef chance or ner taRing jmy
I advice if I were out of the room
1 . a . . -.
i Dei ore me naa a cnance to repiy,
1 1 hurried down the aisle of that
car and the next. I wanted to
reach the; shelter ot - my own
drawingrodm and spent a thought-
I ' !
ful minute: or two In planning; tha
' i
seemingly Impos'ible task of get-
Tiling fOOd. 1
J "" The porfjer was Just finishing
the room when I reached it.
and
a hasty glance down the car void
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me that Dicky mast still be in
his berth -at least the curtains
were drawn, 1 ' rapidly outlined
my predicament to : the , porter.
but he shook his head dolefully
Instead of 'offering aid. -'
"Milk! - Till dat diner comes
on. Ah raa't gtrt yon one single
drop." .......
'A knock r-'an4c-d on the partly
opened door. Vhtn 1 opened. It I
loofed up Into the kindly concern
ed, tacts cf MaJ. Urautland.
tTo be continued.) -
Woman Gets Dollar
Back After 27 Years
CHEHAUS. WASH., July 11
Her first dollar, apent 27 yesrs
ago, recently returned to th?
hands of Mra. Torrence Haj;e
man of this city. When she was
eight years of age. Mrs. Hager
man received silver dollar from
her father.: She placed her Ini
tials on the coin and spent it with
a merchant at Lancaster, Mo,
where she was then living. The
dollar turned up again when Mrs,
Hagerman received it In change
from a merchant la Moateaano,
Wash. : : r ' . (
- ' t:
MOI WANTED
for awvlcea aa raQrostd ma
chlaista, blaakmlfits, abeet
tnetal workers, ctpee
amlUta, car Innpectora, boll
ermakera, electricians pipe
titters, tinners, tar rrtalr
era, helpers, aJl classea uat
Her strike comdltkma beet
explaiiicxl by Charrtnan rn
W. Hooper of. the United
States - IUUroad Labor
Hoard, in his atatemcnt of
J sly 1st regarding as fol
low: "In this ease the conflict
Is not between the employer
and tha oppressed employes.
The people of thia country
through aa act of congress,
signed by President Wilson,
established a tribunal to de
cide such disputes r 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
shop crafts are striking.
"Regardless of any ques
tion of the right of t he men
to strike the mea who take
the . .strikers' plscea are
merely accepting the wages
and working conditions pre
scribed by a government
tribunal and are performing
. a public service. They are
not . accepting cne wagf s
and working, conditions
which an employer Is trying
to iupose tor thia reason,
public aentlment and. full
government power will pro
tect ' the men , who remain
in their positions and new
men who may come In. :r:::
; Adequate provisions' have
been made for the full pro
tection of all employes, the
same as old employes which
.have remained loyally at
work. : : Appllcsnta, should
apply . to the office of the
superintendent at Port land
(Union Station) ' or to the
assistant superintendent at
Roseburg. j, H. DYER,
General : Manager,
Southern Pacific Company
miles.
JOc
miles 14c .