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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 25, 1922)
V THE OREGON STATESMAN, : SALEM PRECOX -FRIDAY MORNING, AUGUST 5, 1922 t ) i I CLASSIflED ADTIKTI8KMKKT8 Rate Mt worst So 6 hfM insertions 6m week (tlx taaertioa) Om month 20o fits months oca tract, per no. 15 St saeetbe eoatreet, Mr aa: 8 aftalmam tor My advertise si'l 25 NORWICH UNION wm-rtm ivanDiMPt! finPIETT hr taaertkoa a i iv u iiuu w-. - - ! . W, H. Burghardt, Jr. f Resident Agent 171 State 8t i MONEY TO LOAN l On Rel Estate T. K. FORD . Over Ladd Bush Bank) NEW TODAY J WASTED -,?KACH PICKEM AND pareere. -. j 8K11. W. H. fcges. 'a PEACHES-hf. U JONES ORCHARD. y 'Van .lb- north Sal.n. Whe.tl..d j; road. Miaaun Bottom. Choice canncra. I- L vilTLT FURNISHED , iuh ' ..' -7". kitchenette and 4sth H. Baker. 10)7. J FOR RENT OMPLETELY FURNISH d modern first floor five room flat. .T 660 rerry atreet. $50 month .. k.ioillmm. Affirm. T 1 1 l n m ni -. -w-w BIfVBV ee -mm vikt-i HiMiV MODERN COTTAGE 781 Mill sireei. f I . $2100. Bko Uandncks, t. a , - Bank Bldg. ! i APPLES Mel NTOSH REDS, 5e BOX delivered. Esblamaa Grocery, 175 S. f Commercial, phono 805. I I WAREHOUSE WE HAVE SPACE for hope, pruaee aad mierellaneoaa i 4 storage. Corner Trad A High Hta. j Fbono 711 or 12. Mangis Bros. r: EX SERVICE MEN YOUR STATE lean will nay an a raw wuers eloaa in on Witter St. Paved atreet aad -ley, fall cement basement, $4200, terms. we nave aeverei m t , f 1 Ho lor yoor aoiatera loans. m. endricks, 205 I', o. Ban a oiag. vine nil F.UOOD BUILDING "LOTS. , i Terme. J. H. Willinma. 7 North i - lth. a FURNISHED VERY NICELY . FOUR ! room apartment. , 1047 S. Commercial. i Phone Uo-J.: - - - JX)OK ROOM HOUSE. 1120 CHEM- eketa street, including earpeta, $3200, email eaefc payment, balance like rent, : Becke Hendricks, 205 . U. H Bank " BuildiBg. , ' : ,? WANTED AN EXPERIENCED DRIVER to drive Samson tractor. Reference reduired. $2.50 per day and board. Geo. W. Gray. 5 mile south of In- dependonra, Poituffice addreia or .' j, phono Independence. . 0 I'OR SALE TWO ACRE8 AT MeMINN- ville. Ortgon. Six room bouta, fruit. " tr eloaa in. Micbt trade for norlB f, Balem residence. Phono Richardson, y 494; evenings, 631-M. ; FOR SALE 14 PASSENGER BUS, A l i' eonditioa: hew rubbers Will sell alone , or with risbt on cood bua ran. Tacomo, Wi, . Sacrifice .account ai sickness. H. A. Newberry, 803 Bo. 9th, Tneomn, j ' ; Wash. -,, . - - -; j WAITED1 LISTINGS : ON PROPERTY ' , to sell on easy terma. Becke ft Ilea 4 dricka. 205 U.' B. Bank Bldg. t i " FOR RENT $ ROOM K0U8E. INQUIRE at 458 Mill. t i : PEARS. PEARS FOR CANNING, 50a. Briar your bos and 'pick thera up. Come to largo prune dryer on Wallace road. F. C.. Ewing. . WASTED POSITION AS HOU8E A V - keeper for widower en. bachelor. Ad t dreso J. a K XJoo, Del . Salem. -Oregon. f COUPLE WANT FURNISHED HOUSE tecDinr' roonia hot later 'than . Sestoni- br 1st. Most bo reanbla, will leas t Address "B OO." rare Statesman. WANTED TO RENT A FURNISHED bouse near Garfield achool. Arthur j . I. GibUrd. , . , t -K.:- I : JOB SALE 10 ACRES OF FRUIT ONE mile east of city limit, two hundred I ( yard off paved road, rich aoiL throe ' Acre in atrawborriea. five aerea in logaaborrtea. Owner leaving; muit I : sell at one. Call 427 M or 103S-W. i Special , . , Mast hsvo car. Will trade furnished cottage at Seaeldev oil clear, for good iirBt car. , . i . Thoraason' - V, ; 831 8tate atreet . PUPPIES FOR SALE FOX TERRIER I ; . oad Airedale. Agents for Sprett'a dog.aat and bird food and remedies. . ' E. B. Flake, 273 State. Balem. ' f i ' i BARGAIN FOR BALE. FIVE ROOM house, $1450. & room' bouse, $1550; . $250 cash,, balance $15 month. -i To, lease 4 acres with 4 room bonse. A I i 4 COMPTON REAL ESTATE . 822 But street- Pboao 768 J 1302-R after 8 p.m. f : WANTED MAN TO CONCRETE BA8E- T ,nec. FboMM08-Ji.. 'Jl If, YOUR FIRE INSURANCE COST IS : :? bardenaome, . consult ' Bad w will endeavor to' ad via yon how to reduce i it.i Standley ft -tNrley; - agent. Bosh Bank Bldg. Phone 347. j LOST LADY'S SMALL, ? BLACK leather Ladd.ft Bu.1i purse. Finder C .Hia-M. SuiUbf reward. - . ; " y :Soeclal ' To trad. 100 wcrea, 30 acres rultivat i od; 7 room Aouao, bora, garage; other pniiainga, on good road. Will trad .. for, small tract near Salem. ."V 80 acres in Washington, small ' bonse, s)me. cleared. Prrro 816UO. Will . trad for vacant lot in Salem or Mt -. Small tract. M Good Salem business property to trade tor i ornann property. ) ' i i- Thomasdn ! J 331 y, Stoto street FOR RENT FLOOR SPACE IN COX V fectmnrry 'Store, good location fot wholesale candy maker. Call 45. CANNING PEACIIK8 FOR 8ALK Pbon aril. Address W. H. Egan ft Son. Gervala .Oregon. WANTED A GOOD BIRD DOG. -1605-W. CALL FURNITURE FOR SALE A NICE IV ' ' ? TJ.l "0n . suite. Bed drctACr. Chiffonier, dressing tsble, two chair, i Also raagei 434 N, High. i L WE WOULD LIKE TO LVST YOUR . property. , We have the buyer. Call ; - i - Thomason 831 H Stato St. t Phono 175 Good Buys in Houses and , -! Bungalows Good four room plastered bonse, corner lot, on Fairmooat will. Price $900, 8300 down, balance $30 per month. Interest 1. . Dandy 5 room hutigalow with fireplace, letel one block from 8tste atreet on paved etreeu Price $2500: $15 down. ;- -; i, .- " .... ........ New modern bungalow, double ronstrurt , ed with two cement porches. , Full basement with furnace, fine fireplace nuilt in kitchen, corner . lot. Prirse $2500 cash orfwilI accept soldier loan "... " balance In cash; this place is being sold for Icaa thsn cost. " om modern home with full cement bascsrent. furnace, firepl.ee. hardvjod floors, large .Kving rooW garage: Isrge lot. Located on State atreet. Prico $7900, v terms.' Real estate aad fire Insurance WH. Grabenhorst & Co. 275 State street Read the Classified Ads. NEW TODAY EIGHT ROOM ALL OSE FLOOB hoea. moat aiireniT corner. sse about nrire. A room new bungalow. 5 room new bungalow. Hoqm and lot close in far $1800. House and lot close in for f.i. Houm aad lot on N. Cottage, S4660. House and lot oo lottage. clone in, $2750. Gertrude J. M. Page 492 N. Cottage St. Phone 1186 OOOU Bl Y NKW FIVE ROOM BUN- galow w.th fireplace, at laio Son la. High atreet. Price S370O, terma. Krueger Oregon Building EMPLOYMENT WANTED STEADY WORK BT If A li ned man. Addraaa Bex "B-67," car Statesman. 4TANTED EKESOCTIO TOONS MAN who has had a&periaaea telling lil lasursnce, a lock a or advertising. Most b ablt t dtvete bia aatira time and bo ambition for advancement. Meat have tba eoorage to present tseiaese proposition to merchants and nrofee eional ma a. Autw in your own hand. writing, atattag age, edaeatloasl Mali fieatleoa, experience aa aolieitor, ate. Addraao "1-Se. !, Stataamaa office. AGENTS WANTED IF LOOKING FOR A PAYING rROP oaition, sell onr dependable trees. Good territory open and attractive eontraet under which to work. 8 tart now. Capital City Nursery Company, 428 Oregon, Bldg. Salem, Om KALB AJTD FXMAXI HOP PICKING COMMENCES AUGUST 30 nt William's Hop Yard, Eola. HOP PICKERS WANTED FOR WM. . Bell bop yard. Regiater at 411 Or egon Bldg. Families only. WANTED GROWN PEOPLE TO PICK ; blackberries. Lewis E. Judaon, south . Summer A Judson. PEACH PICKERS WANTED AT ONCE Brassier Ore hard, near Livesloy. PboM 70F2. HOP PICKERS WANTED 100 ACRES 54 miles north. 1 cent a pound bv wolgbt. Register a People's Urat Market. 155' North Liberty street. - Lee Hing. Route 8, box 08, Salem, Ore. WANTED MEN AND WOMEN TO take farm paper eubseripUone. A good proposition to tba right people. Addresa the Paeifie Homestead, Btataaman Bldg. Salem. Ore. HOP PICKERS. ATTENTION WE ARE now registering for our several yaraa. Good camp grounds, tenta. tables, bea ches - and plenty of sawed wood fur nished. Register with Durbin ft Cor ooyer, over J. C. Penny store, or Adolph Cigar store oa State atreet. PERSONAL GET MARRIED BEST MATRIMONIAL paper publiabed. Free- for stamp. Correspondent. Toledo. Ohio. FOR SALE FARM PAPER IF YOU WANT TO GET THR BEST farm paper, aend 15e to tbo Pacific Homestead, Salem, Oregon, for 0 three mouths' trial, subscription. Mention this ad. PIAJTOS USED CHICKKRINQ GRAND. IN GOOD shape. Will give some terms. . u. Stiff Furniture Co. FOR 8ALE GOOD USED MAHOGANY piano left us to sell. Price $200, term, il. L. Stiff Fumltur Co Mo- io department. GOATS MILK GOATS BRED DOES $15 TO $35. Milk Goat Che 50 per lb. Fannie Brnnaon. Dallas, Oregon. I.IVB STOCK FOR SALE FOUR GOOD WORK horse. Good family cow. rrosn about . 15 day.. Call a.t 150 . North Front. - B,0 TTpB POLAND CHINA BREEDING stock, both; sexas. March and April farrow, for sale. Popular blood lino Phone 49F23. POULTRY inn o TflK nt.n 8. C. WHITE LEO horn bens, $1 each. W. A. Ford, Umatilla. Oregon. JERSEY BLACK GIANTS "THE Hnnav 'owl. urowiBK. oroeoina. how stock, live capons. C. M. Pag ft Son. Box 777, Belmar. W. J. pmrtTRTUKM SEND EIGHT TWO cent stamps for special tares mouiaa trial tor uo oess ana oiaess journal la tba iL Tha articles and adver tisements are of aoocial interest to the poultry breeder of the Northwest. Northwest Poultry Journal. 211 Com mercial atreet, Salem. Oregon. KISCELLANXOUS FOR BALE OLD KEW8PAPERS. 10 eente - o ounaie. uimitusa . oovvv meat, Drego. Statesman. - vrn nAt.K INDIANA SILO. ' 8x28: like new. Addresa K. C. Hallberg. Iadepondeneo, Oregon. rmwrnnn AND TUSCAN CLING naaehaa. opposite tho Tulip farm. M. P. Adams, rouU 1, box 10A, Phone 5QF12. , OOOn TEAM OF 8 YEAR OLD BAY mar, 120O eaen, souno; ina gooa -. of harnesa. for $175. 0. V. Badloy Co. Phono 878. Balem. 4UMMER LUCCAOl) REDUCED WALL , paper remnant. ; plaster vraiipoara Velvet sUir carpet. $1.85. Endnr aneo high grade Boos pales. Kalso 1 7k.. m h . J . CAiion mattresses a 60. Steel soriac $5.00. Ma O, Boron. 179 N. Commereial St, "Beautiful Oregon Rose" tad eleven other Oregon oongo. togetbet l.k m. aallaxlian Stf BBtrMtM ongm, sacrd ooogs and many oM Ume averite ALL FOR 5o . f Snedal nrlce la onaatlty Votol dopeeially adaptable for achool. oommor ity or oome lisps, r , The Western Songster 7$ page, now In It third edition. Pnblhibed by mmm nntVIV irr 1 rH-RJ MONTHLT 111 A Oammercinl St. Sslees. Or WOOD REST GRADE MILL WOOD 4 FOOl and 10 inch. - Prompt drJT onable price. Fred E. Well. 305 8 Cburch. Phono 1542. - ' . an iwr. 1 a luru HRT Ml I.I wood In onr osaatity. Tracy WaW fin Hm M FOR RENT FiAJroa NEW PIANOS FOR RENT WITH THE privilege of applying reatal V Prrhvtm nnce or a new sns. -"- Department. -- ;' . ' ' ' " " ROOKS MODERN ROtlM FOR OKNTLF.MAN-- rUatvaltw la4atadL : Meat BiVO IIBS BBO Teforeuce. Addroa A. care Btateomao mrtm sm snrrt'Af stOOMS rvn ir. 1 w - , .... at.ta Kash alao SIBriO IBB' - rhamebeta at roe. Paoae H Classified Ads. In The statesman. Bring icltsjRead the Classified Ads- LOST AND FOUND LOST LOST AN ALPHA CHI Oft EGA woman' fraternity pin with Chi gaerd attached, on Monday evening, August 21. Nam of owner ia oo baa - of Pn. Send to bora Finch, 1107 Rod ney avenue. Portland, Oregon aad re ceive reward. WANTED msCLLAJTBOTJ WANTED FURNITURE, TOOLS, KTC, Pastas ill. 0U' MATTRE88E8 MADS OVER -Capital City Bedding Co. Pboao 19. WASTED PLUMS. PRUNES. SWEET apple. Ward K. Richardson. WASTED EVERYTHING IN HARD ware and furniture- Beat prieoa paid. THE CAPITAL, HARDWARE FURNITURE CO. 285 N. Commercial St. Phone $47 WANTED FURNITURE, TOOLE. MA ehiaery, stock, etc. Will buy for cash r U Oa commission. Phono til. Woodry, tha auctioneer. BUSINESS CARDS AUCTIONEER AUCTIONEER F. N. WOODRY. THE iivosmca, ru re i in re, real estate ono- taonoer. Fhono 511 for aio Re. 1610 N. Summer. 0. 8ATTKRLEB AUCTIONEER. FARM and atock stlee. Phonos Roaidenee 1211-J; Office 1177. Salem. Oregon. ARCHITECTl FREEMAN ft STRUBLE, ARCHITECTS. $10 Bank of Commerce, Salem. Oregon. Auto Directory AUTOMBILES THE GOOD MAXWELL GINGRICH Motor Co. 871 Court. AOZTTLENB WELDTJfO IRON. 'STEEL, BRASS, ALDMINUM Bring tho piece. Oxo-Qa Haating Co. $87 Conrt. i TIRES AND ACCESSORIES D8ED PARTS 1 $ TO OFF. MIKE'S Auto Wrecking Hooao. 424 North Commercial. Phono 528. 10.000 MILK GUARANTEE AGAINST atone bruiaea, rim enta aad hlowouta. The Hydro-Toron Tiro, for salo by Yew Park store, 12th and Leslie. Phono 9 BATTERY AND ELECTRICIAN R. D. BARTON EX IDE BATTERIES starter and generator work. 171 8. Commercial. PRESTO LITE BATTERY SERVICE Station. Expert battery and electrical work, feme Bros, phono 1808, 418 Court, AUTO ELECTRICIAN; EXPERT TROU Die sBoetiag. 818 a. High. Pbon 808. i RADIATOR ft FENDER REPAIRS RADIATORS FENDERS, BODIES, maao or repairea. i. u. onir. 4 Ferry. .USED OARS 0LESON USED CAR EXCHANGE. Cars bought aad eold- Guaraatoed re pairiag. WaaMng. Polishing. HE BOUGHT A GARDNER FORD 8E- dau: new paint, upholstery; excellent condition; lota of extras. $575. F. W. Pettyjohn ft Co.. 279 N. Commer cial atreet. HE BOUGHT A GARDNER DODGE touring, fine shape. $425. F. W. Pettyjohn ft Co.. 279 North Commor eial street. HE BOUGHT A GARDNER OTER- land Four touring, completely over hauled. $450, F. W. Pettyjohn ft Co. 279. North Commercial atreet. . . MOTORCYCLES fOR 8 ALE 192 1 HARLEY-DAVIDSON motorcycle. Terms if desired. Call Publicity Manager, 1370. TRUCKS FOR BALE OR TRADE REO TRUCK 1921 model, perfevt eonditioa. Will trad for roal osUto, produce or will 011 on easy term. Thi is an oxeep tlonall s-oed bar. If vou waat a real good bargaia apply immediately. Phone or oau. mo reopie uaan store. BEAUTY PARLORS NOW OPERATING MODEL BEAUTY Parlor. 110 North Commercial otreot Phono $5. BICYCLES AND REPAIRING LLOYD E. RAM 3D EN DAYTON BICT dee and repairing. 887 wtn. CARPETS AND FLTJTT RUGS NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC WR NO weave fluff tog made out of 01a ear Beta, anv leaa-th or width yoo desire W also re-fit. re-aow and sis earpeta Vaathee ronovatlnsT aad mattre steam tng and re-making. Balem Carpel Cleaning and Fluff Rag Work. Pboa 1184. CARPET AMD RUG WEAVTNO CARPET AND RUG WEAVING RAGS dyad. Phono before 9 a. m. ear... CHINESE PHYSICXAJf OBi I. M. HUM CURES ANY KNOWN diseaao. laa M uikb Bt. pnone ana CLEANERS AND DYERS SPICK. . SPAN CLEANERS AND dyer. 544 Stale. ' ELECTRICIANS SALEM ELECT RIO CO. MA8ONK Building. Phono jzw. ELECTRIC FIXTURE AND SUPPLY CO Phone 1934. a's'J n. ioeny. i HALIK'S ELECTRIC SHOP ELEC trlcal machine repairing, eontrncting 337 Court. Phono . lBrrHtr fi.EENER. ELECTRICIAN House wiring by hour or contract, Eati mate furouheL Pbon 980. 41' Court St. ' SECURE MT FIGURES ON WIRING By contract r ny near. a. prw-wai nrieea. H. W. Hatch. Phone 1203 J DRUG STORES WM. N EI MEYER "JU8T DRUGS.' 175 N. Commercial Btroet, poooe 107 BREWER DRUG OO. Phone. 184. 405 OOUR1 FINANCIAL FOR 8ALE A rsge secured Phone 577. $1000 FIRST MORT by good small farm A. C. Bohmatedt. a vrn 'ARM LOANS ON RURAI erodit plan, pro-payment proeiaiona a! lowed. We will nuance yon tor a ipbi . rate of ia lares t than My Urn oa tai Private money to mm m either etty ot T'RrwTMarsters 411 Oregon Balldinc i nsna ON GOOD CTTT PROPERTY Pleat of monev: no delay. Call 881 V tat atroet. MARION-POLK COUNTY FARM LOAN association aaa money to ava . riaaes. W. D. Smith, secretary tree r ... . d . rt k n. atfa pan wm mmmm wwih.hm " - FURNITURB STORES TirOPLE'S FURNTTURE 8TORR NEW gad seroBO ssaa nmiwv. a . . morclal. BUSINESS CARDS FURNACES SEAGROVK FOR FURNACES 198 S. 12th street. FURNITURE .HOSPITAL FURNITURE REPAIRED OR MADE TO oijer. Rfmiaaiag aad apnoiatoriag a spec Laity. Pkoae 1742. Brows aad Grove. 1201 Booth Commercial. FLORISTS CUT FLOWERS AND FLORAL PIECES Delivery. C. F. Breithauut. florist, 12J Nortk LjWty atreet. PboM SoO. Ladies' Wearing Apparel DRESSMARXNO MAUD SIMONS. DESSMAEER 1710 Bellevos St. RUTH MeADAMS DRESSMAKER. 750 South 12th. Phono 1824-M. PRESSnTAKTNO SPENCER CORSETS TO ORDER Dreaamaking. Carrie Fioher. McCor nach Bldg. THE ADSITTS ARB PREPARED TO do any aad aU Kinda of lediea' tailor. tag, for old and new enetomers. 852 N. 12th St. Phono 2085-R, HEMSTITCHINO MRS. B RECK EN RIDGE HEMSTITCH ing. Mail order solicited. 175 & lth Phono 174 M. 8ALEM ELITE HEMSTITCHING, pleating, buttons, stamping and needle work. 829 Oregon Bldg. Pboao 879. MRS. C. E. MILLER HEMSTITCHING. stamping, buttons. Room 10, over Mil ler's store. Phono 117. MACHINE SHOP H.I AND M. CO. SPECIALTY GRIND era and welders. Automotive -serv ice. 490 Ferry. Phone 864. MILLINERY HATS PR0X $1 U? MRS C. A Oriaa. 519 Court atreet. '. MUSICAL MRS HENRY LEE PIANO, UJ1 a CapltoL Phono 1017-W. SALEM CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC All branehea taurhL diplomas era a tad. John R. Biles. Director. 1287 Court Phono 62$. RAO AND JAZZ PIANO PLATING 13 I canons guaraatoed. watermax Syeb-m. F. B Clark. Mgr MeCor nark Bldg. PIANOS TRADE YOUR OLD PIANO FOR A NEW Victor or Brunswick. 11. L. Stiff Fur niture Co. Music Dept. SHERMAN CLAY ft CO. FIANO8 Stein ways Duo-Art and othera. Moore a Maaie Hooao. 415 Court atreet aad Masonic Temple. DANCING PRIVATE LESSONS IN ALL LATl dances. Mr. White. Pbon 278 J. " TUNERS EDWARD WELP EXPERIENCED lano tuner. Leave orders Will s laaia Store. AfUSIO STORES GEO. O. WILL PIANOS. PHONO graphs, searing machines, sheet music aad piano studies. Repairing pee no grapha : and aawinsj machines. 482 Bute, Salem. HOTELS CAPITAL HOTEL CORNER STATE AND Commercial. Phono 830. ARLINGTON HOTEL CLEAN, COSY. eOc op. 482 Stat. nr suRAiicft MCTUAL BENEFIT LIFE INSURANCE company, i. u. Baicn, agent, room a. MeCoraaek Bldg. Phoae 96. JEWELRY REP AIRING AMERICAN. SWISS JEWELRY REPAIR ing. "If we cannot fix it, throw 11 away." 179 South High, next Or ego 0 depot. LAUNDRIES SALEM LAUNDRY COMPANY, 186 S Liberty atreet. Phone 25. Oldest largest belt. Established 1889. CAPITAL CITY STEAM LAUNDRY quality work, prompt eervlce. 1284 Broadway, Pboao 165. ' MACHINISTS WZCHTER ft SMITH MACHINISTS. engineers, w alders, Heald cylinder grinding service. Pbon $68-845 ' Fr ry. MEDICAL MOUNTAIN BALM COUGH REMEDY Pbon S17-W. FAINTING CONTRACTORS - PAINTING AND DECORATING HIGH class work for particular people. L. D. Brandon, contractor. 865 North High. Phone 645 J. NURSERIES PRUITLAND NURSERY rOFFICE 161 South 14th atreet. A. J. Math is, prop Pleas tee mo before baying. Phone 1140 M. NURSERY STOCK COMPLETE LINE TREES SMALL fruit, ornamentals. Capital City Nnr aery Co. 426 Oregon Bldg. Phoae 76. PLTnasnro PLUMBING REPAIRING AND C0I1 work. Phone 1897-J.- Shop, 187 Uaiee atreet. A. u. uooirey. PERFUKB AND TOILET ARTICLES CALIFORNIA PERFUME CO. EX srseta. toilet article. Mr. Moyor. 170 South 23rd. Phone 1224. FKXHTXHO ROWLAND printing. PRINTING Patton Bldg. CO. JOB RESTAURANTS CUB RRTAURANT MOST REA80N able prioee. Johnson-Barry. 169 8 High. NOODLB PARLORS JC A HONG NOODLE HOUSE. Ferry. 431 BIN 8 IN NOODLE HO08R CHOI seer. 40e: Duffed rice. 20e: noodles 30e; tried noodles, 60c 189 8. Lib arty. SECOND HAND GOODS W ANTE D-i EVERYTHING IN CLOTH lag and shoes. : Best price paid. Cap ital Exrhanr. 842 N. Commereiai Phone 1368 W. WE BUY AND 8 ELL SECOND HANI good of all kinds: pipe fitting, hat nets, collars, eoliar oada. tools an ehaina. Fred Schindler. 858 Cento street. STOVES AND STOVE REPAIRING STOVES REBUILT AND REPAIWFlv- . 40 years experience. Depot Natioaal fence, sixes 20 to 28 lack hire ; Paiata. oil aad varnishes, etc. loraa berry and hop hooks. Balem fence and Stove Works. 250 Conrt atroet. Phone 124. 8KXNGLINQ RESHINGLtNG IN CITY OR COUNTRY. ' Free estimate. Phoae 13F33 or write E. L.. Oatergard. Kt. 4. SCAVENGERS SALEM SCAVENGERS GARBAGE. RX- : fuse of all kiada removed. Oasspeeia .leased. Phone 187 TRAWSTER HAULING CAPITAL CITY TRANSFER CO. 226 1 State St. Phoae 93 A. Diatributiag forwarding and store g onr specialty : uai oar rate. BUSINESS CARDS TRANSFER HAtTLDfQ WK MOV K. tmKR AND SHIP HOU8B bold gooJa. Our aoociaity m piane aad faraitar saoviag We aUe amako coemtry tnpa. We kaadlo the bast coal d wood. CaM m na for prices. We give w . food oualiiy aad food aervic. Unr Tranafor Co. hone 30. TRANKFOKTATION PARKER'S STAGE LINES J. W. Parker. General Manager Central Stage Terminal Salens. Or egos SALEM SILVERTON 11 VISION Loaves Salesa. Central Stag Terminal: 7 tja, 11 .nt, i .mx. Loaves SilvartoBNew bUad: , " a.m 1 p.m., p.m. Sales-Iati,pendvace-MoaBeath Di vis lea Loavea Salem Central Stage Terminal: 7 a.m. a.m. 11 am. 3 p.m. S pjm. Loaroa Meamoath. Monmouth Hotel; 8:15 a-au. 1 p.m, 9:15 pa Leave ladcpradeaeo. Beaver llotI.- 0:30 a-ai. iv a. as. 1:15 p.m. 4 Din. 8:80. We make eoaaectioaa at Salem to all paru or the valley. Extra tripe ty appointment. i. W. PARKER. General Mgr. VARIETY STORES SALEM VARIETY STORE. 152 N. Commercial. Phone 1277. WOOD SAWS WOOD SAWING PHONE 1181. CITY. country. E4. Bpreed. CITY AND COUNTRY WOOD SAWING. Phone 2048. Fiahor Broo. WATER SALEM WATER. LIGHT ft POWER CO. Office, 3V1 south Com'L- 8w Tea per coal discount oa domestic flat rote paid ia advance. No dedaetien for absence or any cans naleaa water . la bit off sour premise. PROFESSIONAL CHIROPODISTS OK. WIIU.IAM3 CORNS, CALLOUS . Ingrown aaila. all foot trouble. Price Shoe Co. Phone 818. OPTICIANS MORRIS OPTICAL CO. Suit 801 Or go Building. GLASSES FITTED BY DR. L. R. BUR dett at the Bow Optical Company, 825 State street. Opposite Lodd aad Bush Bank. POME ROY ft KEENE JEWELERS AND Optometrist. " 888 SUM. OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS DKS. WHITE AND 0. 8. Bank Bldg. MARSHALL 20C OR. FOSTER 404 OREGON BLDG. Phone 75. 2024 J. DR. W. L. MERCER OSTEOPATH tC Phyaieiaa and 8urgo. Klrksvill graduate, 404 405 U. 8. Natioaal Bank Bid.- Phone, office 919; res. 614. BROKEN ARCHES AND OTHER DE formitio of th feat corrected without lots of time from your occupation lrt. Whit ft Marshall. U. & Bank Bldg. DR. JOHN L. LYNCH OSTEOPATHIC Physiriaa and Surgeon, 403-404 Ore run Bldg. Phones, office. 1394; ret F5 PROFESSIONAL CHIROPRACTORS OR. O. L. SCOTT. P.S C, CH1ROPRAU tor. 414-19 U. S. Baak Bldg. Phone 87: re. 828-R. NATUROPATHIC PHYSICIANS OR. A. SLAUGHTER ACUTE AND chronic disesses. 415 Oregon Bldg. Phone 110. LODGE DIRECTORY UNITED SPANISH WAR VETERANS Camp 5. Armory. First third Mondays REAL ESTATE OWNER WILL SELL FIVE ROOM plastered house and fnrniture. Barn. One block from car line. $500 down. $25 per mouth. 1138 South lath street. CITY HOUSES CITY LOT 8, BUNGA lews, email and large acreage, rloa is aad far oat; exchange ia city aad eoaatry. Brow a ft Magee, over Boa lek'a atore. . State aad Oommorcia Phono 669. FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CITIt property, ten or tweity acre. Qoor tHiltding. Italian priidea and logon berries. 700 N. High. HOUSE8 WANTED WE HAVE BUY- ers for centrally located honaoa ftom $2000 to $4000. Call 768 and wt will inspect your house the ssme day. A. W. Estcs Realty Co. Patton Bldg. FOR SALE OR TRADE NICE FOUR acre home juat outsid of Salem on Park atreet. Call or addresa F. L BuelL Route 7, Box 18, Balem. Phone 1607J. , FOR 8ALE 16 ROOM DWELLING. ONr block from atatoe house. Inquire o' owner, 1080 Chemeketa atroet. WANTED TO BUY MODERN HOUSE five to eight room, would ' trad 11. Dodge touring car, 1921 model, run only 4,000 miles, five cord tire. Aa dress Box 86, Salem. EIGHT ROOM HOUSE. RECEPTION hall, belli and 2 toilets, garage, wood bouse, fruit and ansae trees; iarg corner lot: paved all around; south Price $3750. M. J. Hunt Ladd ft Bush Building Tell us What You Want W will find it for you if it exists That a our specialty. The Fleming Realty Co. 341 State atreet ANDERSON A RUPERT Successors to l.sflsr A Loflar INSURANCE REAL ESTATE BONDS LOANS 1O6-T Oregon Bldg FOUR ROOMS. MODERN DUTC1 kitchen; $1800. $600 will handle. room bungalow, modern; Dut-h kilch en. bnffet. bookcases, paved atreet cement basemeat. 84000. t rooms and sleapioe porch, bath, goo district, paved atreet. $2625. only $5tx sown. Follrich Main Floor Terminal Buildini Particularly Good Far a TOUBg onus- couple. A dandy nea I'Hle bo ungalow. modern in every wa? except basement. V lew. Mcalioe, ra line. For a abort time at $3000 Everything fitting for a bride. See Wm, Fleming 341 SUte street 11200 FOR THIS 4 ROOM HOUSE ANI tot: terms. $500 and $10 per month intern t e. Ke L. A. HAYFORD tn Stat street SEVEN ROIM HOUSE ON ONE FLOOR large corner lot. modern convenience Harare. fru'L. paving. $2650. 3 room ntodera hnaralow. fireplace, base ment, well bnilt in, $350O. Winnie Pettyjohn 331 SUte street Close in' Suburban Home New 4 room bangs low; garage, barn. 2A acres of rood land; garden: on ml road and lust off paved rosd. Thia is an ideal place. Price only $2000. term. Childs & Bechtel 640 SUte street REAL ESTATE FOR SALE BY OWNER 5 ROOM -VOI era noose, except, furnace, fU b&ae Mat, large attic Terms. 15S little , vac, 4 blocka from poatoffice. Wood's Bargains Confectionery, cigars and soft drinks, ia rladinb fixtures, 39O0; cheap rent, tiv' ing rooms in coBBectton. Another stock invoice $45t0, doing good bust acss. This is a money autw. Four room bungalow, plastered, born; hen house and ten lot. Owner is going avay and will sacrifice, prce $1600. Don't tnrn laia down until yon see it. 20 acres well located close to town, fair buildings. On account of atrkBes owner has cut price to $3000. aad $500 will handle it. F. L. Wood, 341 State street. " FIVE ROOM PLASTERED HOUSE Lot 50x128, full cement basement, elee trie light, toilet, t nee $1800. See L. A. HAYFORD 305 State street Best Buys Anywhere 3l room apartment boose; all furniture except owners private furnishings goes. 1 block from pos tuff ice. Will accept acreage close ia aa part of first pay ment; big income, easy money. 10 acres, prunes and walnuts, good crop, will accept residence to $3000; cash $3500. price $6500. Thi tract is close ia aad a dandy good buy. 5 room new first dasa bungalow. I"00. half cash. It is your loss if you don't investigate what I hav to offer in what jou ar warning, Socolofsky 841 State WORTH WHILE Two room house, electric lights, s'ik. city wster aad toilet, large lot. good location. $850; $250 cash. $10 pea month. 5 room plastered house, bath, toilet. electric light, near achool aad ear line. $2000; cash, balance pay- menta by the month. 2 lota, 4 room house, citv water, wall and toilet. $1200; $200 cash. Bear school. Let us write your fire insurance. MILLS & COPLEY 331 Vi State street CLASSY NEW FIVE ROOM Bl'KOA low with basement, on paved atreet; close in; restrictive district. Price $3900. Krueger Oregon Bldg. Phone 217 PUBLIC NOTICES NOTICE OF SALE OF GOVERNMENT TIMBER, GENERAL LAND OFFICE. WASHINGTON. D.C.. JULY 25. 1932. Notice is hereby riven thst subject to the conditions and limitations of the Act of June 9. 1916 (89 Stat.. 2181. nd the instructions of the Secretary of the Interior of September 15. 1917 (46 L.D 447). the timber on the following landa will be sold at 10 a.m. September il, at public auction at the United Slatea i,aad Office at Portland. Oregon, to the highest bidder at not less than the appraised value as shown by this no lice, sale to be subject to the approval of tha Secretary of the Interior. The purchase prion, with an additional aum of one-fifth of one per cent thereof, being tommiBMoua auowee, must no aepositeo t time of tale, monev to be returned f sal is not approved, otherwise patent will issue for the timber which must be removed within ten year. Bid will be received from eitixen of the United States, associations of such citiseas aad -orporstions organised under th laws nf tba United 8lste or any stale, terri tory or district thereof only. Upon ap plication of a qualified purehaaer. th timber on aay legal subdivision will be offered separately before being included any otter of a larger unit. T. 0 8.. R. 2 B Sec. 5. SEA tWU red fir 960 M., none of the red fir tim ber to be Bold for lea thaa $1.50 per M. T.9 8 R. 2 E Sec. 3. Lot 2. red fir 1950 M, 8WK NEH. rod fir swio at . Loi 8, red fir 2300 M Lot I. red fir 277S M none of tha red fir .imber to bo aold for lose than 81.50 per M Sec. 29. NWtt red fir t4u at., none of red fir timber to be told for less than $1.00 for M. T. 8 i.. R. 4 E.. Bee. 25. NWU NE.U rod 'ir 1575 M. 8W!4 NE. red fir 860 cedar 180 M.. hemlock 840 M 8E4 SEia. red fir 810 M. cedar 60 M.. hem- ock 160 H. NEU NW4. red fir 960 U NWU NWK. red fir 1260 M., eedar 15 M 8W, NWU. red fir 720 M edar 60 M.. 8EU NWti. red fir SflO M.. eedar 50 M hemlock ISO M.. none of th red fir or cedar timber to be aold 'or lea thsn $1.50 per M nd non of '.be hemlock timber to bo aold for leaa than $1.00 per M. 1 . ia H-H. o see. II, NE14 sWU, rod fir 1500 M none of the red fir timber to be aold for lets thaa 1.75 per M. UKO. R. WICKHAM. Actine Conmiaaioner. General Lod frffiee. Fluctuation is' Rapid Within Narrow Range and With Weak Start CHICAGO, Aug. 24. Wheat prices fluctuated rapidly within a narrow range today. The starting was weak. In sym pathy with lower quotations at Liverpool and the break in for eign exchange, but prices adanc ed sharply later on short cover ing and some general buying in duced by the strength In com. At thefinis u wheat was easier and showed a net loss of 5-x to t 1-8 cents with September 1.61 5-8 to 1.01 3-4 and December. 1.02 7-8 to 1.03. Corn varied from 7-8 cents down to 1-2 cents up. . Oats were unchanged to 1-t ?ent higher. Provisions ranged from 2 1-2 to 25 cents advance A partial lifting of the embar o on exports ot wheat from In lia, i er mission being given by the Indian government to export 1 6.000. f00 bushels,' was a pri mary factor in selling toward th finish ia wheat. Reports regard ng the European export demand were conflicting, with indications of moie business being done than generally was admitted. Strength in corn, however, wa 'he dominating factor in al trains. A bull market was on In the lefened deliveries of corn, the market showing a strong under tone throughout despite the weakness in wheat. The govern ment detailed weekly report con firmed more or less damage in various' parts of the corn belt, es pecially in the southwest and Ne braska. This, with continued ho and dry weather In Kansas, was the main influence in making the bulge. Oats were dull and followed corn. Provisions averaged h'gher be cause of hotter Liverpool cables, the bulge In corn and higher pric es (or hogs. WHEAT PRICES IE WffiK SESSION AGAIN ACTIVE Considerable Irregularity Develops, 'But Strong Hands' Control XEW YORK, Aug. 24. Con siderable irregularity developed In today's fairly active stock market session, but there w&a Abundant evidence that the control ot the rtnarket as a whole continues to be In strong hands. Unfavorable overnight develop, meats In the rail strike situation Aid not result in any extensile liquidation ot carrier shares, al though many issues yielded slight ly at the ftart because of general uncertainty aa to what the market trould do. Substantial support et in, howeYer, and the market steadied, most declines beint; of fractional nature. Northern Pa cific climbed up to a new high for the year, buying- of the stock being based on reports of an early resumption of the 7 per cent div idend and the expectation ot oil developments In its Montana land holdings. United' States Steel duplicated its year's high price, with aympa- hetlc advices in shares of some of the independent comnanles. presumably in response to reports of higher prices and profitable fall operations. Crucible closed at a net gain ot points. Heavy liquidation continued in the stocks of stepping companies engaged in the Atlantic trade In anticipation of a sharp cut in passenger rates. Some mines sold at the year'a best- price, reflecting Increased earnings. American Telephone broke 4 points on the announcement that the directors had authorized the Issuance of $113,000,000 addition al stock to its present sharehold ers, but it recovered about naif of the lose before the close. To tal sales were 1,058,000 shares. Call money opened and renewed at 3 per cent, but it hardened to 4 per cent In the final hour. Rate for time money and com mercial paper were virtually nn changed, with comparatively little business being transacted. - Another collapse in German marks which fell to the unpre cedented low rate of 5 cents a hundred, as compared with t yesterday and 9 , a week Ago featured the , foreign exchange market. French francs also de clined 16 points to a new low fpf tha year, while other' European remittances eased 4 to IS polnte with the exception of the Dutch rate, which strengthened consid erably. fkuit NEW YORK, Aug. 24. Evap orated apples dull. Prunes quiet Apricots easy; peaches quiet. DAIRY POTATOES PORTLAND, Aug. 24.--Butter Prints- extras 44c; cubes extras 38c; prime firsts 37c. Butterfat, Portland delivery: No. 1, sour cream 44c. Potatoes, locals, new selling price 2 a 2 l-2e. WILL BE ADDED Stories With Purpose to Be Given Children in Or egon Schools ; "Moral Instruction In the Public Schools Through the Story," Is the title of a pamphlet being distrib uted among the county school su perintendents of the state by J. A Churchill, state superintendent, For each one of the elementary grades stories are listed on the virtues of cleanliness, punctuality truthfulness, respect and rever ence, courtesy and politeness, hon es-ty, kindness, patriotism, cour age. industry and obedience. The pamphlet urges the teach ers to read or tell the stories to the pupils. Under each virtue number of books are listed that may be obtained from the Oregon state library. In the foreword Mr. Churchill says: "It is a matter of vital concern to those who have the interests of the nation at heart that ways and means be developed to give the children of our schools edu cation along the lines of charac ter building. That 'the children of today are the citizens of to morrow' Is a truism makes it none THE SCREEN WATCH MARKET MORAL CUKES the less Imperative that we glT careful heed to the kind ot char- . acter material we are putting, or allowing to be put. Into the moral structure ot those futare citizens More and more the reAllzatlon is growing that 'the school ' has not been doing all that it can In this important matter, and more and more firmly is the conviction bo tag forredV upon those tio are thinking in terms of national in terest that the school must take over as a definite part of Its work the moral Inst ruction of the children.- --V'' v'-''A.Vi,-:V,-v: Visiting Salesman Proves -to Be Clever Magician A few SAlemites who happened to be In the Patton Brothers store Tuesday, had the privilege of sew ing some ot the cleverest magician work ever presented In the city. J. DeForest. representing the Allen C. Gilbert company, raannfactar era ot the Erector toys and of radio outfits, gave a demotvotra- It ion of his skill th,at ta said to be absolutely daiiling. " ' The men who Invented cards and Hoyle and all the others who have written1 ot their behavior, never knew one-halt as much about what they would do as this DeForest magician showed his lit tle audience. He has been a pro- essiona! magician tor years, has toured the world several times, and is a rare performer. Perhaps the most Interesting part of his story, however, ia the fact that he represents a, former Salem boy, Allen C. Gilbert. New Laveh, Connecticut. In s business wav. Gilbert was born In Salem, a son of the late Frank N. Gil bert, and at one time knew almost everybody In the Willamette val ley. Young Gilbert at one time held the world's record as a pole vaulter, and represented the Unit ed States at one of the early Olym pian games series. Then he drift ed Into manufactures, and hi toy business has made him Immense ly wealthy and a national figure. He has been away from Salem for many years, but many people here will stiu remember hint. ;s What we wish la tttlt Hem Ford would now concentrate h's genius on the quanttty ro!n tion of parking places. -Oh Ij ; State Jourtul. - - - . ' - -4 a 1 I SALEM MARKETS Prices - ousted are Wnotaaala nnJ ' prices received by farmer. No rsUl jriree ore gives except aa noted. Oste, milling. Set, &0e, 0 $. ' Wheat, No. I .aaeked Sao. Vetch aad sot boy, $17. Clover hay, $1$. Uin ma mill feed. t. 0 ' EOOS, SOTTAS ft BUTTSKTAT Egga, retail, 86. Creamery batter, retail, 47 Q It. Botterfat delivered). 47. , . . m . ' fOOXIST - Spring frlea, large $. . Boring fri, email, 1$ Q 1$, , Hone, light, 14. Ben heavy, - . rOBX. mTJTTObT ANT) SSET .. "ni !n, eit w it.ia. , Top veal, dressed. 11a. ... BUera, S $ oVfts.. Cow., I Q fe. Baaanaa. 10. I-essena, $7.78 4 0 $.23. Nsvel oranges, $8.60 O 10. California grapofrait $40. Maws. I He, , , Caaabaa. $e. vEorrAsxza v Cabbag,- $... T Tomateoa. lub, IIJO. Wallet Walla, $2. Brows' oaloaa, $1.78 orato. Tarnips, $8. ' . - ? s -Parse, p. $20. Carrots. $2. , , Head iettaeeo, Ta SOS. ' Beeta. $2.60, Celery, 80. w . . Pepper. $1. .' ' DATES. Has, KOsTSY Datoa. lSe. Packers datoa, saao, $6.78.' rig 12. Comb honey, ess. $430, Coeoansta. deson, $1.76. Btraiaod honey. lb. 11 Vt. . -4 Portland Buyins. Prices. -S soul. POtTLTtT a am am to a Bt'TTFRr AT 8TKAITT ' No. 1 charaiae eiesis- 4 eeata ak Portlaad i 4 1 at f tattoo ; sadorgrsdoa. KOOS FIRW. RCARCX Current receipts. 83 fit tSc: whlta hew neriea 2 ft 36e delivered. (These see tat ions ar based oa price nsld for ta bu Ik of reeeint br local lobbora ' and - ersamerles.) LIVE POULTBT-a-BTKADT' (Le commtssioa) Hearv bona at n - tit lb.: do light, 18 O 14a! hrollera. Hocks and Reds, 23 Q tU; Ughem,' 20e; old roooter, 10c; dacha, wait Pe- s in, yonng, so (re 22e. eld ducks, nesslaal. (Lose eoain issioa ) -Choice Heht kmmm. . I$6 Q 17e: aederrrsdea. 14 Siii veC top grades, 14 fj ,i4Va; ssdoff. grade. It 5 I3o s, , HAT AMJf UMAX '" HAT 8TKAUX . (Delivered. Portland) Vsner 'Tins. Oty. $1$ f It M! Kaatern ll... Timothy. 121 Q il ton: alfalfa. SIS' r 10.60 too: etover. $14 tea; sow and vetch. $1$ 47 18 tea; atraw,' $s if 9 toa. ' i ; GRAIN NOMINAO - ' (PeHrered, Portland, ta ear lots) Wheat, $1.01 Q l.o; eat. $30 $2; Ksstera yellow com, $8g t 28.80; barley ; 827AO A 99. rmr PRUIT -STgATJY Earlf poaches, so; raspberries, f) & 2.10j ; apple. $1 Q 1.2S; blackber ries $1.7$ box; wild blackberries, is lb.; blaeberries, 1S , tb.; eaatalosses. $1.50 O 2 crate. - .. BOSTASLZS ' VEGETABLES KTBADT 1 New pouto, $t.&0 O l.o ewt.; TV rgoa eabhag. S-4'6 t lb.; parnslu. le lb; carrots. 25 dot. bunches;, trees las, t T lb.; green enioes. 2Se dot. bnarbes; cream s4ssh, womlaal; onion. $1.&0 cwt.: new corn, 3$ 6$ bOo doses ; tomotoes, 8$ ft 4Qt 'bos. - m WOOI-HTBXDY - Half blood and fla,' 80 t c; threo elghth blood. 30. $2ej enarter blood, 25 27e; low hoarier aad braid. 20 6$ 22e: watted, or eotted wool. IS t8c. (SOTB Ksstem Oregon, Washington and Idaho range .clip bring 2 to 8 cento less thsa Vallev wool U0P8 STEADY 1021 eroov nominal, new esmtraeta 11 C IS- K SCRAP BOOK FOR IT i . ''I