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THE OREGON STATESMAN, SALEM, OREGON
THURSDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER 211 1922
, classified AOTKxnmcxsTS.
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far heart Joa ;
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Three UMWU
, Om Mk (sis iaoortktae)
-90
l mtai' eon tract, per tue.
yjajiy for M7 AdTtrtiMB t t
. , ' JJOBWICH ' IJJIION
FIEB LNStTRANCH SOCIETY
W TT Ttnro-hnrdt- Jr.
Jlesldeni Agent J71 State 6L
MONEY TO LOAN
' On Real Estate
I T. K. FORD
XOtbt Ladd k Bean Bank)
NEW TODAY
Form boo Jiocse complete K)
toinn Tt'a worth more. Moflern.
Beekn ft Uendrick. 205 V. 6. Bank
Binding, i
MODEVX 1TUPMOBILB for bale I
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BStALL HOME FOB 82800 WI HAVE I
Tfc wma are S400 down, balance 25 1
a-onta , a v,,no. -
UINTKI wa V, f nana
TOIL H ALB TWILT E FOOT COUNT-
er. ja gooa voaaition. x . omi
bop, 548 State street.
FIRST CLASS BEAUTY ; PARLOR AT
the Oregon, Bet House.
LATHER WANTED THURSDAY
noninr. ' 1125 Madieon.
1 SSS4S
. . M at- J Q 1. la. I
P1!- WriM
bcio. vnfin. I
I
INYESTMEJfT DOUBLE STORE I
-ildlBwHh UPrtWra.- Baiaaa, for I
Via.AUU ore all. utCBt oiaaricii, i
SOS U.-& Bank Bide ' 1
BWIM.MTNO is JCST 0RA5D todat J
i at Iha Orccon tialttt. ' I
fOB- wasted ow FARM by x I
.nmM larmer. a ( -
tract, Aalasa, Oregon.
met ats; tea tit eaerry ireea.
3600.- Only 8300 dowa. Bee Harria.
mm A I VMUkl 1AJ4.T .
TT- -U-.
TISfiJM. SAR?th.ES si11
kad at the Orefoa Baths far 91. I
two annoal preeatami. JUteriai eor-1
red an ground. rnone rJisnajer a i
""?! w r.
tub. oteam, showbhi Turkish
nd PtansV Bathe ail tot . so enu I
4 tfca Oregon Bams. i
' 1 ' 1 " I
TVANTED .GIRL FOR GE5TERAL I
bum work. Mrs. . . vauton, loss i
" " "
jx - SALs-em. TMif. t wibs;
-re ght 8000. Gray and bay. 10 yeara.
1750; alto 6 waea piga ana xnnmure. I
paona lssa-M. , i
school girl eleven, weeds I
ligh work, for good bom. iz i
Madison, aeeninga.
WILLAMETTE STUDENT WISHES TO
exchange work tor board and room in
Briraie home. Keede . atiiauaea and
erflllng to, workv. Farm eiperienca. I
ragat aa. , , , .
flNB LOT 50x165 NORTH COTTAGE
- j, aaar D, estt front: 8900. termt. Har
ris. 034 a. Capitol. 194W.
Good BuySi on Easv Terms I
100 down, $10 per month, buya 10
rct VialS? Ut- " f
950 down. 810 per month, hoys Vg Sere
. i. - ? I a." 4. -a w A anA
, j, near t.usiwoixi ecoooi. xtic fouu. i
180 dowa, 10 per month buya 90-100
of aa acre pa v car line south Prion I
tOAA
xteai cstato ana Fire insurance
W.H.rabenhorst-&'Co.
875 State Sb. "C; 8. Bank Bldg. I
FIVE ROOM OOTTAGE LARGE COB
- ner Jot; abaadaaoe frail; good location;
pertly tor aiahed. 81 VM. ! .
8 room ' aodera boose. ' furnace, rarare.
94500; Will take vacant Iota as part
payment, ua , psvea atreet,
8 room modera home, fireplace. Dutch
kitchen; built-la fea tores ;. very fine;
f part i baeement. fine- construction, e I
1 ceJleut view, Fairmount park addition ;
iwe gooo. tots. BW.
6.86 acres, ltt miles from South Com
nereis! . atreet car Una. all . ia Laaa.
' in prunes, cherries aad apple, five
- . toons beeae, email barn, Jtf0O, easy
terma, or ' will take medium priced
r property la Salem. Owner has left!
nereeae--webta to seiL
; , r Winnie Pettyjohn
831 Va' State street
v -. " SnaDi
8 room bungalow nearly new, near Me-
Kialev eehoolV Friea SQ2SO cah
J, W,' H, Grabenhorstdt Co,;
V afta a.
375 State atreet
SEVEN ROOM HOU8B, MODBRN -XX'
v eeot basement. V 92500.- -
r rvs room aeusa. lull baaament. sifiOO.
Eight' room house.' lot 69128; fruit and
ansae trees, yaisu.v .-
; 'Zr MrJ;HuntJ "
-. Laid k Bush Bldg.
AReaVSnaD
H acres la 4 year 'old pranes,' near
t-mrme oiajnway, mnea soata. mco
S16SO. terras.
W H Grabenhorst & Cor
378 SUta Street
.
TOR SALE SMALL HOUSE ON PAVED
"wt iia-uie auu Mwir, anu pais.
Krueger
Oregoa Bldg.
Phone 317
Notice of Assessntent For The Im
proTement of North Sixteenth!
Street Between and Mar.
' ket Streets. .
Notice is hereby given that the
Common Council of the City of
Salem, 'Oregon will at or abont
7; o'clock P. if. on the 2nd day
ol October 1 9 2 2 , or at the eame
hour' at ' any subsequent ' meetlnt
of the Common Council thereafter
rthe aty Hall in the-City of Sa
lem. Ore? on, proceed to" assess
upon each lot. part of lot or parcel
or land liable therefor Its propor-1
tlonata sharm 1 ths n( f imU
, -
proving ixorm 1 sixieemn ctreet
from tha nnrtli lln. Vr TV CtMot
to the south line of Market Street
In said City of Salem.
All persons interested in theT fora-honsv 91 -oaea. w.
.oM ..aAaon,nn v.v .1
fled -to appear at eald time and
1 larx hAfnr. Iha M . t-mmM,
' Council and present their objec-
' tlons, it any they have, to said
assessment and apply to the said
Common Council to equalize their
. proportionate share of said assess-
ment, . ' .- , ' -v'" -:
' , By order of ihl Common Coun-
cil the 18th day of Steptember,
1922. ' . - ' :'V
EARLr RACE, City Recorder.
Date'of first publication of this
NEW TODAY
Notice of Assessment for the Im
provement of 3forth Foeirth
Street Between llood Street amT
Norway Street. t
Notice ia hereby given that the
Common Coaneti of the City of
Salem, Oregon, -will, at or about
7:30 o'clock P. M on the 2nd day!
of October, 1922; or at the same
hour at any subsequent meeting
of the Common Council thereafter
at the City Hall In ths City of Sa
lem proceed to assess upon each
,ot arcel le.IJWe there-
cost of improving North Fourth
Street from the north line of
Hood Street to the south line of
Norway street.
All persons interested In the
said assessment are hereby noti
fied to appear at said time and
Pefort the raid Common
tlons, if any they have, to said as.
sessment and apply to 'the said
Common Cotfnctl to equalize thelf
fproportlonate share ot said ases
ment.'
By order of the Common Conn.
cil the 18th day of September
1922. ;. .
EARLi RACE, City' Recorder.
Date of first publication is Sep
tember 21. 1922.
x?mci3 OIP SALE
Notice of Administratrix's sale
of real property" In the County
th of Oregon for
A V a. k aa a. A a 0 jTaa aaf'A.aak - '
In the Matter of thm Estata. of
.
Josephine Valentir e. deceased.
Not,. vArAv. M,on tn wriftTW
" "
it uiuj Kvuwrui
That In nrsiiftna nf an order
of sale made and entered of rec-
t. v. - i ri.
i m m iu uis buuuij vuuit oi manga
county, Oregon, on the 19th day
tft September. 1922. the nndar-
signed administratrix of the es-
wm ku vrium aaie on ana
I. fter-the-19th-. ilav nf ntnKAo
v a
1922. to the highest bidder for
c&sh ln nan1 W a on the date
-.i i,.., ..-. , .
ireoiutcs or any parcel
tfiereof, tO-Wlt;
HAHI-. - t x .l .
R: ::. 7 Z T
Streets; thence running Easterly
ana parallel with Market Street.
-1 O 9 . A ; -ej .
. eei; inence iMortneriy ana
parallel with Summer Street. 193
feet; thence Westerly and parallel
wint Market street. 187 feet J
tvonitt Qrtw,.. -- .
" bju iiarrauet
wain summer, street, . 193 teet to
he Place otrbeplnnjng, all " In Sa-
iem, Marion County. Oregon.
r lAKmiMUia V. EURRIS,
" Administratrix.
EMPLOYMENT
FEMALE
WANTED EXPERIENCED WAITRESS.
The. 8pa, ' ... -
wanted experienced waitress.
'.' ' g--- : --y
WCOOK LUNCH AND
Call after sta. 1884 Fsrry.
nrri-Tiiimims n i i a
w. v n Ti-nvr i v t.t ,. . ;
"fj., 0B GENERAL
525,2,rt 633 Ceater or Phone
- SISUaf
WANTED-MAW- AND WIFE TO HELP
oa farm. Call 677 . Winter St.
WANTED BOYS ' JPOR (W'tvn
routes to different psrts of city. Ap-J
'fiti teaman manager, vregoa
WANTED--ENUtWETlO YOUNG MAR
woo . aa aaa experteneo aeuing lUe
inauraaee, ssks-or advertisiag. Mast
be able to devote his entire time aad
be ambitious for advancement. Most
have the courage to present business
proposition to merchants aad prefee
aioaal am. Answer la year owa hand
writing, atatiag-aga, odaeatioaal qnali
ficatloas, experience as aoUcitor. etc.
Address "i-No 81.',' Stataamaa effieo.
AMD TEMAXE
VANTED--LADY OR MEN RESIDENTS
saieepeopio for' ejaleoi residence and
Easiness district. Can, prove worth of
pwpoekloa, . - Write 53 Foorth St.
'Portland, -Oregon. Metalfiass Producta
WANTED AND WOMEN
I aV.t.av A 1 a. .
TO
take farm paper subscriptions. A good
proposltiea to she rirht neorla. AddroaB
the Paoifie Homestead, Statesman Bide.
Salem. Ore.
FOREST
BIRDS " AND DOGS
FOR SALE YOUNG PARROTS. E. B.
l iake. Birds, Flowers, Pets. 273 State.
(Meet me at the Fair.)
FIAM08
I cs?d ohjokertno grand, in good
I : fe soma lorma, U. L.
MV if m rdaaitMaa M 1
I FOR BALE GOOD USED MAHOGANY
piano left as to selL Price 9209,
sews. ' n. u. buu rurattara uo jia
aie department.
BTJ8DXE88 OPPORTUBTTIES
fob sale ob benta well Equip
ped machine and automobile repair
shop Inquire at Olson Auto Exchange,
Bstem, vrv.
FARM PAPER
IF YOU WANT' TO GET THE BEST
xarm paper, send 15c to the Paeine
Homestead, Salem, Orogoa, for a .hreo
months' trial snbaeriptioa, Meatioa
una ao. v....
our flowers
GLADIOLI ASTERS, EINIAS, COT
xiowers. raono Xiao.
GOATS
milk goats bred does 9is to
!? ,.MiIk l0e
laaaw iMransoa. vauaa, vnegon.
i 1
I POULTITr
fryers fob - sale phone - 9Fti
umauna. uregoa.
poultbymes send eight two-
I ! " '.oir Pecisl three months
trial for the best and oldest Journal
ia the west. The articles aad adver
tisements are of special interest to the
poultry breeders of the Northwest.
Aortnwost poultry Journal. 311 Com'
asereial street. Salem, Oregon.
XJYESTOOX
FOB SALE 0 HEAD OF SHROPSHIRE
. ewes. J. W. Mcbllnaey, route 2, box
o, xnrner.
MXSCELLAXX0U8
GOOD TEAM OF- 8 YEAR OU BAY
mares, 1200 each, sound: and rood set
of harness, for 9175, O. V. Badley Co,
. -afiB oiOt Baiaaa
FOR SALE
icfczxumoixi
FOB SALE A FIXE ESGLISH POIST
er. good hooter sad retriever. Phone
1174-J.
FOR SALE HALF-BREED SCOTCH
Ooolio pap, cheap. Phone 12SQ, 1030
Cbemeketa street
FOB SALE OL SEWSPAPEUS, 10
cents a handle. C uresis ties daparV
meat. Oregoa . Statesaan.
THE WOMAN WHO SEVER CSES
anything eventually will look older than
ner yeara. Aik Mrs. Belott how to
attain and retain youthful charm the
"Esprit d' Amour" way. 115 N.
Ltoerty street.
SUMMER LUOaAGX REDUCED WALL
paper remaanta, plaater waUboard.
Velvet stair earpet. Sl-85. Endur
ance high grade honie paint. KbIso
mine, 10e pound. Cotton mattresses.
88.50. Steel springs 95.00. Max
Barea. 179 N. Commercial St.
Noticef Auction Sale
Sept. 23. 1 p.m.. at 160 South High
street. A fia assortment of house
hold furniture, also, machinery and
liva stork.
Col. J. G. Gable, Auctioneer
"Beautiful Oregon Rose"
sal alerea etKtr Oregon aonxt, together
with fine collection ol patriotic
songs, sacred aonga aad aaaay eld-time
zaroritee
ALL FOB 35
(SDeelal prices la Quantity lota)
Espeeialhr adaptable for school, enanaaa
ltyor aoaae aingmg- oeaa lor
The Western Songster
T8 paces, bow in ita third ditioa,
Pnblished by
OREGON TEACHERS MONTHLY
3,15 8. Commercial St. Salem. Ore.
WOOD
BEST GRADE MILL WOOD i FOOT
and lS-ineh. Prompt delivery. tear
onable price. Fred E. Wells, 805 8.
Church. Phone 1&42.
PERSONAL
WOULD YOU WRITE . A WEALTHY,
Ketty artrlT Stamped envelope please,
lian Bproul, Cleveland, Ohio.
get. married best matrimonial
paper pnbliihad. FKEK lor stamp.
Correspondent. Toledo. Ohio.
FOR RENT
FOR BENT FURNISHED APART
ment 699 Union street.
FURNISHED APARTMENT FOR BKKT.
1183 Center.
BOOKS
THREE NICE. MODERN ROOMS TO
rent. 824 . C'apitoi. rnone zuty-.
FOR RENT TWO- iftCB ROOMS,
i partly furnished for light housekeep
ing. 899 ' N. Commercial. '
MODERW ROOM FOR GENTLEMAN
Oeatrally located. Most give name and
referenee. Address A, ear Stataamaa.
LOST AND FOUND
LOST
LOST ENGLISH SETTER DOG, NEAR
state training arhooL White with'
black bead and black ring at root of
teiL Reward. 1). Bv Roes, call 30F2.
LOST SATURDAY ON UNION STREET
Ladies' hat bag. containing two hata,
one red and ono blue. Finder please
call 663 for reward.
LOST AFTER THREE O'CLOCK TCES-
day, aix weeks' old airedale pup witn
collar. Return to 849 Ferry or call
878;
WAFiTED
lOSQcXXAXZOtrS
WANTED FURNITURE, TOOLS. ETC,
Phone oil.
WILL PAY CASH FOR CHEVROLET
touring. Phone 31F3.
OLD MATTRESSES MADE OVER
Capital City Bedding Oo. Phoae 19.
WANTEDe-A FEW CORDS OF GOOD
oak wood for furnace. W. T. xtigdon,
Ptiono 188.'
WE ARE E!t THE MARKET FOB DRIED
prunes. Call ua up if you nsvea t
sold. Phone 717 or 1291. Mangia Bros.
WANTED EVERYTHING IN HABD-
ware and furniture. Best prices paid.
THE CAPITAL HARDWARE
FURNITURE 00.
285 K. Commercial 8t. Phoae 94T
WANTED FURNITURE. TOOLS, MA-
chinery, stock, etc. Will buy for eaah
or aeu oa commission. Phone 611.
Woodry, the auctioneer.
WANTED BEEF. VEAL. HOG3 AND
mutton, live or dressed. Also butter,
eggs and chk-kene. Will pay best
market pricest 8eo ua before selling,
People's Meat Market, 155 North Lib'
erty street.' Phone 994.
AUCTIONEER
AUCTI0NEEB F. . WOODBT. THE
livestock, furniture, real aetata sue
tioaeer. - Phoae 511 for aeJo daeaa.
Res. 1010 . Summer.
Col. J. O. GABLE AUCTIONEER.
farm and city sales. 160 S. High,
Pbone J44B.
O. SATTERLEB AUCTIONEER, FARM
and stock sties. Phonos Reaideace
1211-J; Office 1177. Salem. Oregoa.
;Auto Directory
AUT0MBILES
THE GOOD MAXWELL GINGRICH
Motor Co. 971 Oourt.
TIRES AND ACCESSORIES
USED PARTS 1-9 TO U OFF. MIKE'S
Auto Wracking House. 434 Aorta
Commercial. Phone 629.
ACETYLENE WEXDTJtQ
IRON. STEEL, BRASS, ALUMINUM
Bring the piece, ue-uaa xi eating
RADIATOR FENDEB REPAIRS
RADIATORS FENDERS. BODIES.
made or. repaired, J. C Bair. 444
Ferry. .
BATTERY AND ELECTRIOIAB
R. D. BARTON EXIDS BATTERIES.
starter and generator work. 171 o.
OoaimoreiaL
PRESTO - LITE BATTERY SERVICE
fitatioa. Export battery aad electrical
work, farria Bros. Phoae 1808, 418
Court, ' -
AUTO ELECTRICIAN: EXPERT TROU
ble shooting. 319 H. High. Phoae
109.
BICn CLES AND BEFAXBTJIO
LLOYD E. BAMSDEN DAYTON BICT
clee and repairing. 887 Court,
HARRY W.
BCOTT
The Cycle Man'
147 S. Com'L
Phone 6S
USXD CABS
OLESON USED CAR EXCHANGE.
Care bought aad aold. Gaaraatoed re
pairing. Waeaiag. Polishing.
BEATJTT FAXLORS
NOW OPERATING MODEL BEAUTY
. Parlor. 1M North Commercial street.
Phono 956.
CARPET-AND BUO WEAVINO
CARPET AND RUO WEAVING BAGS
tved. Fhat befort 9. a, at, 94X81,
BUSINESS CARDS
CAJTDT SHOPS
ACME CHOCOLATE SHOP "JUST
lanoy. Biricuy aoaoisada. 121 8.
Commarcial.
CAEPExa AJID rxUTT EUGI
SOTICS TO THE PUBLIC WE SOW
weave llnH xaga made out ef old ear
peta. aay lmgt mr wldta r deair.
We also re-fit, re-sear aad sae earpeta.
Feather reaevsting and mattress steam
ing aad ra-makiag. Salem Carpet
Cleaning and Fluff Bag Works. Phone
1154.
CHINKS PHTSICZAJf
DR. L. M. HUM CURES ANY KNOWN
diaeasav 1U S. Htxh 8U psoas .88.
CLEAJTERS AMD DTERS
SPICK. H. SPAN CLEAKZR3 AND
dyers. 544 State.
EXXCTsXCIAHS
SALEM ELECTRIC CO.
building. Phone 1200.
MASONIC
ELECTRIC FIXTURE AND SUPPLY CO.
Phone 1934. SIS If. Liberty.
HALIK'S ELECTRIC 8HOP; ELEC
trical machine repairing, contracting.
887 Court. Phone 488.
AAOHIE FLEX NEK, ILECTHJCIAN
Houae wiring by hoar or contract. Etti
mstes furnTshei. Phona 980, 414
Court St. k
DRVO STORES
WM. NELMEYER "JUST DBUG8."
175 N. Commercial street, phoae 1S7.
BREWER DRUG CO. 405 COURT
Phono 184.
FINANCIAL
FEDERAL FARM LOANS 5 TO 84
ieara at. 5H per cent interest. F. E.
langis, 612 Btato street.
30 YEAR- FARM LOANS ON RURAL
credit plea, pro-payment previsions al
lowed. We will finance yon tor a leas
rata of inter eat than aay firm am the
eeaet.
Private mosey to loaa oa either city or
eonatry property.
R. W. Marsters
411 Orecon Baildhta
LOANS ON" GOOD CITY PROPERTY
Plenty .of asms; ao delay. Call
831 W StaU atreet.
MARION POLK COUNTY FARM LOAN
aaeoeiation hat money to loan at 5
percent. W. D. Smith, secretary-trees-arer.
SOS Salem Bank of Commerce.
FURNACES
BAGROVE FOB FURNACES 19 8 S.
12th. street.
FURNITURE STORES
GIESE FURNITURE CO. QUALITY
furniture for lose money. 873 Court.
Phono 464.
PEOPLE'S FURNITURE STORE NEW
and second hand furniture. 271 K. Com
mercial. -
FURNITURE HOSPITAL
FURNITURE REPAIRED OB MADE TO
order. Befinishing aad upholstering
a specialty. Phone 1743. Brown aad
Graves. 1801 South Commercial.
FLORISTS
CUT FLOWERS AND FLORAL PIECES.
Delivery. O. F. Breithaupt, florist, 138
North Liberty atreet. Phono 880.
Ladies' Wearing Apparel
DRESSMAKING
EUTH ' MeADAMS DRESSMAKER, 759
Bonta mta. raoae lsua-ja. .
SPENCER CORSET 8 TO ORDER
Dressmaking.- Carrie Fisher, MeOor
aack Bldg.
THE ADSITTS ARB PREPARED TO
do any and all kinds of. ladies' tailor.
ing, for eld and new customers. S52
N. 18th St. Phono 8086-B.
HEMST1TUHLW G
MBS. BRECKENRIDGE HEM8TITCH-
ing. Mail orders solicited, 176 S. 19th
Phoaa 174-M.
SALEM ELITE HEMSTITCHING,
pleating, buttons, stamping and aeedle
work. 82 Oregoa Bldg. Phono 879.
MRS. C. E. MILLER HEMSTITCHING.
stamping, buttons. Bom 10, over Mil
ler's store. Phoae 117.
MHilNEEY
HATS FROM 91 UP MBS.
Grimm. 519 Court street.
MACHINE SHOP
THE CROSS AUTOMATIC ELECTRIC
Steam - Boilers, rulcanicers and tube
plates. Perry C. Campbell, 17 N.
Liberty.
H. AND M. CO. SPECIALTY GRIND
U ers snd welders. Automotive service.
490 Ferry. Phone 864.
MEM'S STORE
ED. CHASTAIN'S UPSTAIRS MEN'S
shop. Suits and overcoats. - Use my
stairs, it pays. 122 N. Commercial.
r
MUSICAl
MBS HENRY LIE P7AN0. 1321 H,
CapttaL Phona 101T-W.
SALEM CONSERVATORY OF" MUSIC
An branches tanrht, diplomas grsnted.
John B Sites. Director. 1287 Court
Phona ess.
RAO AND JAZZ PIANO FIXATING
13 lessons guaranteed. Waterman
8ystem. F. B. Clark. Mgr.. MoCor-nack-
Bldg.
MUSI0 STORES
GEO. 0. WILL PIANOS. PHONO-
grapha. sewing machineav aheet music,
aad piano etudies. Repairing pkono-
rrapha and sewing machiaas. 413
HUto, Baiem.
PIANOS
TRADE YOUR OLD PIANO FOR A NEW
Victor or Brunswick. H. L. Stiff Fur
niture Co. Music Dept.
SHERMAN CLAY OO. PIANOS
Bteinwsyj Duo-Art and others. Moore's
Masie House. 415 Court street aad
staeoaie Tampia.
DANCING
PRIVATE' LE8S0NS Iff ALL LATE
daaeea. airs, waits, rnone 37B-J.
HOTELS
CAPITAL HOTEL CORNER STATS AND
Uommarclal. Phono 080.
ARLINGTON HOTEL CLEAN 008 Y;
aire up. eon state.
TUNERS
EDWARD WELP EXPERIENCED
piano tuner. Leave orders Will's
Atusie store.
INSURANCE
TRAVELERS INSURANCE CO. LIFE,
accident, anto and fire iniuranre.
August Hnrkeetein, agent. Room 1,
ration iiiag.
MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE INSURANCE
company, j. u. xsaicn, agent, room 5.
stevomaea biok- rnoae am.
FOR
Fire Insurance,
Auto Insurance,
Life Insurance,
Indemnity Insursnco,
Accident Insurance,
Farm lands snd fsrm loans.
See -A.
C. BOHRNSTEDT
407 Masonic Temple Salem.
Ore
JEWELRY REPAIRING
AMERICAN. SWISS JEWELRY REPA1B-
ing. "If we cannot fix it, throw it
away." 179 South High, next Oregoa
tan.
Read the filassifiei-ftds-
BUSINESS CARDS
LAUSDZIEa.
SALEM LAUNDRY COMPANY. 18S S.
Liberty street. Phone 25. Oldest
largt-rbst. Established 1S8S.
CAPITAL CITY STEAM LAUNDRY
quality work, prompt service, 1184
Broadway. Phona 1S5.
MEDICAL
MOUNTAIN BALM COUGH REMEDY
Phone I1T-W.
MACHINISTS
WECHTEB SMITH MACHINISTS,
engineers, welders, Haald ej Under
grinding service. Phone 503-845 Fer
ry. PArsmNO coxTBAOToma
PAINTING AND DECORATING HIGH
elass work for particular people. L. D.
Brandaa. contractor. 80S Korth High,
Phone S45-J.
HTTRSERZES
FRUIT LAND NURSERY WILL HAVE
sale yard at Cherry City l"ed bars,
544 Ferry street. About Nov. 1, Sre
me before buying. Phone 1140-M.
NURSERY STOCK
COMPLETE LINE TREES SMALL
finite, ornamentals. Capital City Nur
sery Oo, 429 Oregoa BIdg. Phene 75.
FLtrXBTBO"
PLUMBING REPAIRING AND COIL
work. Phone 1S97-J. Shop, 137 Union
street. A L. Godfrey.
FBnmsa
ROWLAND PRINTING CO. JOB
printing. Petton Bldg.
RESTATXRANT8
HUB RETAURANT MOST BEASON
able prices, Johnson-Barry. 169 8.
High.
AO ME RESTAURANT DINNER. FAM
ily style, 45c. Short order, popular
prices; neat, new, clean. 121 bouth
Commercial.
NOODLE PARLORS
WA HONG
Ferry.
NOODLE HOUSE. 489
BIN SIN NOODLE HOUSE CHOP
iney, 40c; puffed rice, 20e; noodles,
20e; fried aoodles. 60s. 189 8. Lib
erty. SCAVENGERS
SALEM SCAVENGERS GARBAGE. BE-
rnse oi alt kmos remorad. Oesapools
eieanea. rnone iot.
STOVES AND 8T0VE REP AIR TNG
STOVES REBUILT AND REPAIRED
40 yeara experience. Depot National
fence, aixes z to za iaenea Sic a.
ratnta. on ana varaisaee. ate, loran
berrr and hop hooks. Salem fence and
Store Works. 350 Court street. Phone
ISA
TRANSFER BATTLING
CAPITAL CITY TRANSFER CO. 226
SUM St. Phone 933.. Distributing
forwarding and storage our specialty.
uet oar ratea.
WE MOVE. STORE AND SHIP HOUSE-
Bold goo ox. vur specialty is piano
and furniture moving. Wa also make
eonatry trips. We handle the best coal
aad. wood. Call on ua for prices. We
give good measure, good quality and
rood terries. Laraer Traasfar Oo,
Phone 930.
' SECOND HAND GOODS
WANTED EVERYTHING IN CLOTH-
inr and ahees. Best prices paid. Cap
ital Exchange. 842 N. Commercial.
Phone 1368-W. -
TRANSPORTATION
PARKER'S STAGE LINES
J. W. Parker. General Manarer
Central Stage Terminal Salem, Oregoa
SALEM-SILVERTON DIVISION '
Leaves Salem, Central Stage Terminal t
7 a.m, ,11 a.m 5 p.m.
Leaves Silverton, News Stand:
8 a.m.. 1 n.m.. 0 n.m.
Salem-Independcnce-Monmouth D1 via ton
Leavae Salem Central Stage Termiaal:
7 a.m. 9 a.m-11 a.m. 8 n.m. 5 n.m.
Leaves Monmouth, Monmouth Hotel:
8:15 a-m- 1 p.m, e:is p.m.
Leaves Independence, Beaver Hotel:
8:80 a.m. 10 e.m. 1:15 p.m. 4 p.m. 8:80.
We make connections at Salem to all
parts of the valley. Extra tripe by
appointment.
J. W. PARKER, General Mgr.
VARIETY STORES
SALEM VARIETY STORE.
153 N.
Commercial. Phoae 1277.
WAREHOUSES
WAREHOUSE WE HAVE SPACE
for hops, prunes and miscellaneous
storage. Corner Trade ft High Sta.
Phoae 717 or 1291. Mangis Bros.
WATER
SALEM WATER. LIGHT ft POWEB CO.
Offieo, BOl South -aJom'l. fet. Tea per
cent discount oa domestic flat rates
paid in advance. No dedaetioas for
abseaoe or aay cause unless water ia
shut off your premises.
WOOD SAWS
WOOD SAWING PHONE 1181,
CITY(
country. Ed. Sproed.
CITY AND COUNTRY WOOD SAWING,
Phone 2040. Fisher Bros. ,
WOOD SAWING CITY AND COUNTRY.
Mc-Donald ft Anliker. Phone 11F11 or
1525-3.
PROFESSIONAL
CHIROPODISTS
DR. GEORGE F. HINER, FOOT 8PEO-
iahat, modern equipment : arches msde
to order. Room 3, Patten Bldg.
Phone 957. ,
DR. WILLIAMS
CORNS. CALLOUS-
ea. maroon naile,
ail foot troublea.
Price Shoe Co. Phona 616,
CHIROPRACTORS
DR. LENA A. BOONE, CHIROPRACTOR,
475 8. Commercial, fhone 1415.
DB O. L. SCOTT, P.8.0, CHIROPRAO
tor. 414-19 U. a Bank Bldg. Phona
87: res. 828-R.
0STE0PATHX0 PHYSICIANI
DBS. WHITE AND
U. 8. Bank Bldg.
MARSHALL 309
DR. FOSTER 404 OREGON BLDG.
Phones 756. 202 4-J.
DR. W. L. MERGER- OSTEOPATHIC
Physician and Surgeoa. Kirksvillo
graduate, 404-406 U. S. National Bank
Bid. Phoae. office 919; res. 014.
BROKEN ARCHES AND OTHER DS
formities of the feet eorreeted without
loss ef time from your occupation.
Drs. White ft Marshall. U. S. Bank
Bldg.
DR. JOHN L. LYNCH OSTEOPATHIC
Physieisa and Surgeon, 403-404 Ore-
fon Bldg. Phones, ffioe, 1894: res.
8F5.
OPTICIANS
MORRIS OPTICAL CO. SuiU 801 Ore
goa Building.
GLASSES FITTED BY DR. L. R. BUB
dett at the Bow Optical Company,
825 State street, opposite Ladd aad
Bush Bank.
POMEROY ft KEENE JEWELERS AND
Optometrists. 888 State.
NATUROPATHIC PHYSICIANS
DR. A SLAUGHTER ACUTE AND
chronic diseases. 415 Oregon Bldg.
Phono 110.
LODGE DIRECTORY
UNITED SPANISH WAR VETERANS.
Camp 5, Armory. First, third Mondays.
Classified Ads. In The
Statesman Bring Results
BUSINESS CARDS
60 ACRES 26 ACRES 6 AND T YEAR
id ltartan prenea. 3 acre Umber;
fenced. 1 S -mUes from station. TW.
orchard mast a sold at eace. $7500.
950OO cash, balance to suit. D. D.
Sorolofsky. 34l State.
FOR SALE BY OWNER SIX ROOM
fcmaa. an aad eewpit ia every de
tail. Larc or ama!l lot. Terms. Will
take smaller bouse as part payment.
Phone 1SS9-J or call at 1190 North
Cottage street.
Wood's Bargains
What have yoa to trade for 30 acrea
oaary ranch at Alsea. 640 acres 8.
Dakota. 320 acre Albert. 60 acres
Mian. 160 acres Idaho. 1200 ecrs
N. Dakota. 20 acrea, 5 acres. 40
acres near Salem, for rent, 5 acres.
J.1 acres. 20 acres and 190 are. For
sale, good banx-alow. S13Ch. New ban
gmhiw. 92250. 8 room bungalow.
9350O. Want a home ia Corvaliis for
good homo in Salem. F. L. Wood,
341 State street.
Special
MnBt be sold. 110 acres, onrv 7 miles
froxn fialens. Over 50OO cords of
wood. Beet boy in PoHt county for
per acre, or wilt take good home
in Salem. 10 acres, all cultivated.
good 5 room plastered house, V mile
irom pavea roa; good buy for 9250O.
V in take house ia m, r lirHt r
5 room hoaae, part modern. Price SHOO
tataae tout own aeraia
If your house is priced rirht wa ran
wi it. tan i7a.
Thomason
3314 State atreet
Best Buys
ao acres, 26 acres 6 and 7 year old
iianan prune, a arret timber, fenced,
14 miles from station. Thla orchard
must be a, Id at once. 97500. 95000
email. Daiam-a ia unit
f rami ajrariment nonse, i blocks from
posconice, buy now and make the
money during the fair. Will take
acreage or residence. Price 918,009.
3 room bouse, price 8925. 9100 cash.
uaiauce ox mommy.
Socoiofsky
J4l state
NEAT FOUR ROOM COTTAGE 91000.
Car first payment or easy terms. Vlck
urowers.
Money Maker
For sale. 8 room house, electric lights
city water. 8800. 3200 cash, balance
$15 month.
5 room house, bath, E. lights, one acre,
81800, 9450 cash, balance time
Compton Real Estate
469 State atreet
Wanted
Small farms tn liat f ,...
- - v. - - .v .CU VUUU.-
and dollars in exchange for city prop.
Fleming
341 State St.
$750 Cash
9 acres with good buildings, water sys
tem, fnrit. on good road. Just the
thinjrs for a poultry ranch. Price
). xasy terms.
Fleminf
-341 Sute
FOR SALE i DRY GOODS STORE.
V sriety store.
Grocery store, stock, fixtures, lot and
building, 85300.
Grocery store, stock and fixtures, 9160O.
For trade for Salem property, 84 acres
, farm. H2 miles south ; 20 . acre fruit
ranch: 12 acrea joining Salem; 7 acres
modern building, and all fruit.
Houses for sale, 8 room brand new houas
bnrdwood floors, double garsge, every
thing modern.
8 room house, all one floor, attractive
corner, 97500.
dose ia business property st a great
bargain today: cloee in property at
93200; 5 room-house, 81450; 9 room
noose, essn today st 92200.
Gertrude J. M. Pace
492 N. Cottage 8 blks N. of P.O.
FOR SALE OR EX CHANGS FOB CITY
rr?PS"T' or twenty eras. Good
ouiiaings, Italian prunes and
aogan-
oernea. 700 . xxigh.
Bargain
93000 Buys this 5 room plastered one
srory nouse, electric Iig-ht, fas, toilet,
th. good lot, paved street, cement
walks, fruit, berries, c Terms.
91000, balance in 8 years. See
Li A. Hayford
' 805 Stste street
WORTH WHILE
192 acre farm to exchange for city or
suburban property.
4 Jtaom house and two lots; garage;
Some bearing fruit. Price 91200;
9250 cash, balance 915 per month.
We have 8850 and 91500 to loan on
good real estste security.
We make a specialty of writing prune
dryer insurance; best of terms.
MILLS & COPLEY
331 Stste street
Why Pay Rent?
When with a small installment equal
to the rental value, coupled with a
small first payment you can owri out
right your own little cottage. l'or
particulars see
Fleming
341 SUte St.
ANDERSON RUPERT
Successors to Laflar ft Laflar
INSURANCE
REAL ESTATE
BONDS LOANS
406-7 Oregon Bldr.
Special Bargains
on the following properties, with easy
terms, for one week only. Good 9
room houae, large lot, splendid loca-J
auo. uanay o room cottage oa
paved street, close in, $210O. Imme
diate possession. Close in North Win
ter atreet home, only (3400. Coxy 5
room cottage with garage, $1100. 8
room house. 800. Also some real
good bargains in lots snd small acre
age, close in.
Childs & Bechtel
540 State street
FOB BENT TARMS
FARM FOB RENT 840 ACRES, 160
in cultivation. J. W. McKinney, Tur
ner, Oregon. Box 6, reute 2v
FOR RENT 195 ACRES, 10O BOTTOM
land, 120 cultivated, balance timber and
pasture. Fair buildings. Hot and cold
bath, fruit. 5Vi miles south. 1
miles west of Monmouth. A. J. Bar
ham, Suver. Ore.
FOR RENT GRAIN AND DAIRT
farm, already stocked, improvement
good, running water piped to build
ings, silo on place. Inquire of B. P.
Boise. Drey man block. Salem. Oregon.
IRRIGATION IS THE
FAD HERE NOW
(Continued from page 1.)
By Sarah J. McMillan of Man
hattan Beaeh, .Tillamook county,
for -the appropriation of water
from Nedonna creek for domestic
water supply for the Nedonna
summer . resort, at a cost of ap
proximately $2090.
By August S. Behm of Crowley
for the -coestruction of a reser
voir for storage or 53 acre feet
from an unnamed stream for do
mestic and stock purposes, and
for irrigation of a two-acre tract,
to cost about $1000. ,
Hy, Robert II. Cram of Gate
way, for" the appropriation of wa
ter from. Bull canyon for donjeg-
tie supply in Jefferson county. att
a cost of approximately $2000.
By George R. Roberts of Relth.
carerine the appropriation ot wa
ter from springs for irrigation of
15 acres and domestic if'e in
L'matilla county.
By Joe E. Harrey of Roaeburg,
covering the appropriation ot wa
ter from South Urapqua, river for
irrigation of 17 acres, at an esti
mated cost of $1800.'
By C. F. and LeRoy E. Godfrey
of Fort Bidweil, Cal-, cover lag
the appropriation of water from
TwelYe Mile creek for irrigation
of 30 acres in Lake county,' Ore
gon.
BEGINS OH FARM
The Egg Marketing Problems
Discussed by a weu-Known
. California Expert
(The following from the poltry
section of the Los Angeles Times
of last Sunday Is by the editor.
Henrv W. Kruckeberg, the well
known Californil expert:)
In a sense it can be said that
salesmanship in poultry products
begins on the farn. If the eondi
tions are right and the environ
ment congenial, ti chances are
if the egg farmer understands hta
business, that tha product will be
good In quality; the matter of
standards and a market is already
half solved. Under these circum
stances, the hens will all 'be . in
working order, and the eggs will
also be up to the higher graae
The factors that reduce values tn
hen fruit are dirt, heat, drouth
excessive moisture and tad odors
to any and all of which eggs (if
they are to maintain quality)
should be Immune. Filth affecta
the appearance and gives the egg
bad odors which soon cause deter
loration and flavor; placed in
warm situations the heat soon
breaks down the albumen (white)
rendering: the' eg watery; if
placed in a dry and draughty
place, the whites evaporate, pro
ducing "shrunken" eggs; exees
sfve moisture afford opportunity
for' the operations jf bacteria and
molds, all of which soon reduee
the value to second and even third
rank. To realise this will soggest
Its own remedy,
Eggs under all circumstance
should be harvested frequently;
how often depen Is upon the qnan
tityt If the number Is large and
the season summer, twice a day 19
none too often; It only an average
size flock once a day will serve.
Harvested hen fruit should be
kept in a cool, dry situation, free
front sudden changes of tempera
ture and tSa odors 'of decaying
vegetable matter and animal mat;
ter; the nests from which they are
taken should likewise be clean and
sanitary; also the houses and
yards. They snonld be marketed
frequently, preferably In the cool
of the day, be it In the morning
hours or late afternoon. In
transportation, avoid jolting your
cases as much as possible the
legs friction experienced the bet
ter. Eggs produced by hens with
out the male bird possess better
keeping qualities than those with
germs. Broody hens generate
more body heat than the normal
specimen, which is bad' for the
eggs; better remove all such from
the flock
Under the co-operative poultry
men's' organizations, eggs are u
uauy divided into six or seven
grades, each of which possesses a
certain rank over anotner or pre
ceding grade. Thle. of course, i8
not absolutely arbitrary, but is
pretty well a recognizee in the
trade. For the benefit of begin
ners (and the industry usually
has a contingent of this class to
deal with) these rcognized grades
are hereby briefly referred to.
The term "Extras" denotes the
first grade, consisting only of
those eggs perfect In shape and
character of shell, and weighing
not less than twenty-four nor an
der twenty-two ounces to the doz
en; preferably eggj that weigh
two ounces each.
"Extra pullet eggs" must ans
wer to the same requirements ex
cepting in size and weight; these
must weigh not less than' nineteen
ounces to the dozen. Bein small.
er, naturally they command less
money. All eggs under these two
classifications must be sound,
sweet and full, uniform In shape
and quality of shell, with none
artificially cleaned.
If nutritive values, shape and
quality of shell are considered,
the brown-shelled egg, other
things being equal, should yank
with the best grade of whites;
there is a tendency to do this in
our markets, but the, whites seem
to still have the best of the situ
ation. In some quarters they are
graded as "Firsts", which is well
enough in Its way, but does not
do full justice to the product of
our superb breeds of Reds, Rocks
and Wyandottes. As a food la
the human dietary the brown
.helled are just as good as the
whites, and in every particular
should be accorded equal rank,
In some sections the browns are
preferred, but not so in trade
channels on this coast.
In Fetaluma they have two
classifications for eggs with soil
ed tbells, known to the trade as
"Extra Dirties" and "Dirty Pul
lets," two classifications which
are again subdivided into "Light"
and ''ileavxl dirties as though
dirty ers shonfd ever enjoy the
name ot beins: "Extra." to my
mind - all idlrtr egg ; should be .
heavily penallted. for they, axe In- ;
variably produced on farms where
ordinary cleanliness and good san. r
tatlon i conspicuous oniy oy 11s
absence.,-; Often thee eggs are
sent into the packing-hooses only -
to be wa&he or submitted 'to umj
sandblast method , of cleaning
them, either operation: of wrtfen
weakens the shell, . thereby plac- .
Ing then in a lower grade- Where
the number la small, all dirty; eggs
should be utilised on the place of
production; where the number
is of some consequence, they
should be disposed of in a eU89
by " themselves.' Eggs artificially
cleaned 1 may- at times "get or
like those harvested absolutely
clean, but it is usually at the ex- I
pen&e of real quality. The safest
way, and the best ' paying also,
is to turn but only clean eggs on
the- farm, which is possible under
right conditions. , t
Checks' are cracked eggs. To
gether with shrunken gpeclmens.
and others not up to grade, they
ere graded as baker eggs and sold
for cooling and also find a place
in the mxta and manufactures. "
As bearing on grades and quali
ties, It it advisable to use only
clean fillers and flats, with, prop
erly placed cushions at the hot- j
torn and top. It is, indeed, some
what of a reflection pn producers
that nearly all their product re- 8
Quires rehandling and grading at
the receiving Atationa of The Co
operative association; and when
to this is added the cost of clean
ing dirty-shelled -eggs, which In t
some cases goes as high as 25 per
cent, the added expense is certain
ly an avoidable cost and a heavy
tax on the Industry. As a matter
of fact dirty eggs ought to be so
severely penalized as to remove .
them .from the atmosphere ot -trade
and commerce dealing' with
a highTy concentrated and valu-'
able food product in the human
dietary. . ' ' VM
' ' f .. ; - - : ::
Cough Disturb Sclieol IVorlC
School teachers should give the
same advice to children who hate ;
coughs as this1 Florida teaeher. j,
"I recommended Foley's Honey
and Tar to-' the children in- my
school who had the 'flu anil good
results ' came whenever It was
oaedr writes Mrs,' X. Armstrong,
Okeechobee,' J Florida; ' Foley's
Honey aad Tar contains no opiates 4
ingredients printed on the
wrapper. Stood the teat of time ,,
serving three generations. Quick
ly relieves colds, : coughs : and
croup, throat, chest and; broa- l
chJal troublfL 'f.Sold everywhere.
AdvH '.-ilU :-M'V':.
Fatty4 Arbuckles inyury was to
his left hand. He probably injur-
ed it' trying to keep" it front know
ing what his right one was doing;
Exchange. v""- - 'iV' :':'v:
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JOF THE STOMACH
ac
OU CANT ENJOY ' LIFE
with lore, eoor, bloated itoav.
ach. Fooc) does sot ftourtJi.
laaleaJkWaoiTXMc!at.can
peine, Ulctbg, tbxacM aad bead.
afijfa' . :" 5 . ' "
I The peteoa wkh a bad etoeaach
hottld ba aatataedwak tMrtLiag Iota
tbAarmaactlajtogreliei,
1 TU tigbt KBMtfy wiQ act opomtho'
Ealap el tho Motaach, eanch tba blood,
atdbeiateiAdMfaatetaal pmmm
and stressthoa ovwy bocdy tWtiaa.
q Tie large number of people Whs
O socWuIIy Mad Dr. HartmuaV
catarrhal roryKHooa. efof ths ttfumut
pea2le etklortem&t lot
'.HatTictmrTaij
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TABLETS OK LIQUID
SOLO EVUtYWHCRt
f- - L - , " , H 9
Portland Baying: Prlca; j
BOOS, POUXTXT ABO MEATS .
BCTTIiBF AT STEADY, 2c HIGHER 1
No. : 1 cburnlng cream. 46e t. o. b.
Portland, 43e at stations; nndergrades,
EGGS fllGnEB, SCARCE !
Current receipts, 80 6 81e; whiu hen
heriee, 34 fp 5e delivered, (These quo
tations are based on prices paid for the,
balk of receipts py toeal iobbers aa4
treamortoe.)
. T LIVE P0TJLTKT STEADY
(Lena commiaaion) Heavy hens, 20
2e IU; do liirftt, 12 ft, I8e; broiler,
Rocks ! end Reds. 21 22,- lwehoms,;
Wo; Id roosters, 10e; ieeke, white Fo
bs. Fag, 90 & Je. old ducks, nomlaaL,,
- DRES3EB MEATS QCIET t
(I5M.Sm,aUMrio)--Cht Mgh hogs,
IS Qi 15He: underrrades. IS Q lie:
!t 0?-ITA,1'. 16 16e; ander--grades,
12 I4e. - - ' f
HAT AMU OBAXB
'. . HAY FIRM
(J)elivred Portland) Valley Tiia
hr, 9180 19 toa; Eatteru bregoaS
m"'hy 920 O 21 ton; alfalfa, 919
0 919.50 ton; clover. 91? toa; eats and
vetch, 916 B 17 ton: atww. 98 ft 9
toa; grain bay. 81T if? 19.
. GRAIN' EASIER ;
V. rc-k Por" ia car lots) Wheat,
option, 91.07; Bart or Blues tern H fl.H:,
FEUIT
. FRUIT STEADY
1 c T,?be- 405Oef apples,
i is c l8c a'-J P'rm' XM
; VEGETABLES .
VEGETABI.KS STEADY '
New potatoes. 90r91.05 ewt.: Or
egoa i cabbage, 1 lUe lb: aarsaioA
Jj "rro1U e dot. bunches; greea
ontoaa. 25e dos. bunches; eresm sauaskl
Z,aTl: ,9c 150nrt; near
n 19 0 lh dosea; tomatoea, 85 &
lOo hox; broecoll. 11.75(32 00 dosea. , ;
WOOL STEADY I : !
"f'f Wood M Se; three.
Vf S,00f 30 0 S2e- 1rter blood, j
L 2'f ! w rartar aad braid. 20
Eastern Oreron, Waahinrta . ow
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