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IHE OBEGON STATTZZtAl? fEALZH C2EG0N t fc yNIAYOIl!n;:GOCT05EIl '4.1322 p.fgrrrrn ADVUTI8XMX1T1 insertion e tree UTtioM . . Wat Mk (six insertions) . 8e JOe One month meatus' contract, pee ISO MtU- Oontraci. pw anss uinur ndv -Uaent'8 o. NORWICH UNION FIRB INSURANCE SOCIETY , W, H. Burgbardt, Jr. r,aeddent, Agent 1 71 Stats 8L : MONEY TO LOAN 3a Real EiUti s ;T, K. FORD (Ore; Ladd Jb Bush Bank) NEW TODAY IX) 8T BLACK . LEATHER : WALLET containing two $500 travelers cheeks ;,f J. L. Cook A Co. of London,; end ' Mtti- -naners baarlna- tlims of A. He iflntrre. Liberal reward. Phone tOfiT LADIES' COLD SWISS WRI8T1 t wsten, m eeiem or on msnwaj vim. i ReMra to Stetesman oince. i rCRNISHED Thirteenth. ROOM 053 Phone 88S-W. NORTH axrv WANTED AT PAPER KILL THIS I afternoon at 1 o'clock see ve ara- - ten A Son. liOOT f 43 IN BILLS TCEfiDAT ATT- eraoon. Itetorn to Btateaman oiucc IMMEDIATE POSSESSION &-ROOM . Jrooae. eloao-l. Prieo 11900; baih, . 4 T'- I - BECRE HENDRICKS - 05 M. 8. National Bank Bnildlnf WANTED BOY TO WORK ' APTER , mou oik nllk wtcoo, reirmount I : JDalrr. .. paaaaaMBBBaBBmaManaBBBaaaaiManBaBBBBBBHaBBBaBBBiBaaaBBBBaaaBaBM ST ANTED STRESH PRUNES, PLTJMS -.and pcachaa at Ward K. Bichardeon'a. If EN WANTED POR PICKINO PRUNES - -woe a Duafiei, Tioae in, atjoo yicaiua. OA. RateUU. Phone 744-M. TOR MALE (FIVE-ROOM PLASTERED honae and rarag e, Nona Church atreet. v. V kRIIFGFR 1 f ' i w am w anai w S08-209 Orogea Bldg Phono 217 7 ACRES PARM LAND TO LEASE, 8 . Mi lea east of Salem, or would sell on reasonaoie wm, i,iuitn. " BECKE h HENDRICKS ; y .305 U. 8. National Bank Building tPO REAL ESTATE AGENTS OR WHOM I i , it mar concern, -traaea t piaco on : Garden Road and it is not for sale. fIeTid Dunne. gXXa RENT TWO I"LEA8ANT WELL . Tsntiieted sleeping rooms Gentlemen preferred. Cweo to, Pbone 12&8-R. . v.t,: WANTED: : ' I 83500 loan oa acrea eroago. ' " ENrlORST&CO 275 SUto Street ' S500 DOWN. BALANCE S30 A MONTH. . fcorr modarn 6-room faonaa "Hear Wil- t lametu UnlTemity J : garage. Price : 83000. . BECKE ft HENDRICKS " 105 U. S. National Bank Building riHI -.10.ACRB r YOUNG .BEARING j fruit faro to- trade for feeme ia Salem I iworth 33050 or ass; 8 a miles out in Polk eonaty. afoourris, 624 . X'api- tot, I942-J. -H..M- .)'. - f ,. XIRE PRXYENTIOS WEEK " IS OB- j aerred by as 62 weeks a year, because l we inspect or risks bttoto writing, a and .eliminate basardona risks, redne- 1 ing losseei thereby., and: thereby reduo i Ing eoeta of ' iasaranee Staudley . a V Foiey, Agta., McMlnnyiile Co, Bi 1 Bang baud ing. : (Phone 84T v riXR HOME FOR SALE BRAND NEW 6-rooms, . fornace, ireplaee, . hardwood, etc. -1. Immediate posaeesion. . Price - . BECRE a-mDRIOKB -. '....i . 805 U. 8. National Bank Building i J 1 S5000:CASH ; Vtyt flao t-room 4nglow wttn'" f hro- i -. . v.- . . ".mpTj . trull.. " immiwut 1HUW.I built-in features, garage; on pared ; otreet; '. near ear lino; located at ' 140 . north. 17 Mi street. .iWv H..GRABENHORSr& CO J75 Butt Biretl lOnmamaammaaanaali.mmammmMmBaanTaeOm ."WANTED TO BORROW 81000 ON . good city property. Tlwmason, 831 Va tna to atreet ; . 82950: BUYS Tins ONE STORY PLA8- . :tered house, i bsta. toilet. basameat. ,-- electiio lights i : pared atreet, -eement walks: la close la. hm' ' Li A. HAYFORD 805 SUto 8t. BXALL GROCERY . . WITH LIVING rooms for aslo. Garage: $700 will ,v, Jiaadio Immediate py session and low 1 ; BECKE HENDRICKS . s ;.aoa U. S. NsUonsl Bank Building XJ8EDAB JVXJOTH .$300 AS FIRST I FOB 'RENT APARTMENTS 'OR SEP ' payment on good--4-roosa - tiooae. Prion I t hrate. 'rooma, furnished or ' nnfurnisb l.. 2??? rent. See it todsy. j Jed. 412 North 21st 8t. Phone W -SiT F RFAI 1Y .1.11. Fatten Building WANTED ids offer on borne partly- finished with thraa laiw . -lata a. r.i.m.n.i Tllll t '- hc-t water beating system installed! K pluenbinr fn., hardwood floors, . W. H.;GRABENHORST fit CO i 375 SUto Street JS ACRES IN BEARING PRUNES. . mi cherries and apples: 6-xoom bun- . . a-alow. amall barn : IK miles from end of South Coarmerclal etreet car line . $39QO and terms any one' can handle, i : TWe to -a- nood iareatmentf 8rooea modern tienne and two - lote en , , Fairmount HUl for $4800. Yon must see this to eppreciste -it ' ' i; WINNIE iPETTYJOHN ! 831 Vb State t. ; NOT A HOLD UP VPlwsu you an buy eboice lots at $200 - and tap or six lota for 81000, f half ah, balaaeo oasy terma. or a cozy -. ; ft-room bungalow, two and a half lota, . eiudihg Interest, or a well inroroTed r 70-acre farnv &0 , acres .In clover for I , . o jto; . oau eaan, long time on oal- ' MM. A,mUT .1.1. v. mmf m wiu lull Vvl. v . .CHILDS & BtCHTELru 540 State Street EMPLOYMENT itrT ' ; - -FEMALE , . fJOOD COOK.WAKTED TO COOK AND . -. ao nonsework mil i Phono S0O6-J. v or . part of dsy. .! HIGH SCHOOL I GIRL WANTED TO I ' . work in . aomo for room and board. I 7. Address B-79, ears BUtesmaa. -r- . WANTED POSITION BY YOUNG MAN i yemra ecperienco in . R.B. wwrk (clerical). Wltolnula hnn.o bra. . J'"?0"' Addrosa . Hudson JSlcholton, r ; UoMson, Oregon. ' ' ' - 4 .WANTED EirueWTTO YOUNG MAN Jf hss bsd experieaea oeUing life i uivmoa, stocks or adrertlsiag. Mast . ibe able te deroto kla entire time and , ; he ambittena for adraacement. - Most bare the courage to preseat bnsineaa , (proposition to mercbaau and pre fee V, i eionat men. As t war ia year own band ' .?TltiaB Stating ate, odneatloaal quail- V s;u",,..?,irlef.' M oaaeitor, ele. . Address aI-N. St." Stateamoa offiee, Classified Ads. In The , wiuvgiiiku nuot III JUG .1 ;StatcfmErlr,a "RQsulta1 . : - EMPLOYMENT I KALR AJTD FRMALB ANTED .PRUNE PICKERS. TIGHT I Uy ro4 picking-, will huljpieri I ia anil from dailr. Gut Yoanri fltona I 4 1SF6. - . . - -J - . PRUlfE PICKERS WANTED GOOD puking, rood , earns heuaea, good I wsges. Pickers transported to and from orehsrd. W. F. lsrager. ;2ll 8. Hirt street. ! , WANTED MEN AND WOlflS ia (arm won aabseriptione. A proposition to too rifat people. Ad the Pacific Homestead, Sutesman i Salem, Ore. 1 Experienced Salespeople Wanted I for all departraenU. Experience abso lutely oaantial; references required. Apply at once to ! Mr. T. Brenner People's Catb Btore ) FOR SALE . iBtrsorEU oppoKTtrjrmpa FOR BALE OR KENT A WELL fcQUIP- pag machine and automobile . repair ,hp Inquire at Olson Auto Excaance, Kaiera, Ore. BIRDS AND DOGS vnn a a r.v rnrntn pipptto t t j.uke Birda n0wer. Peta. 878 Stete. PIANOS USED CHXCKERIXG GRAND. IN GOOD ahape. Will give aomo term. H. U. Stiff Parnitnre Co. FOR SALE GOOD USED MAHOGANY piano left us to eeli. Price S200, termi. H. L. 8Uff Pumiture Co- Mu- aie department. PARK PAPER IP TOD WAST TOt GET - THE BEST farm paper, send is to the Jfaeixte Homestead. Salem. Oregon, for a throe t, months' trial subscription. Mention this ad. POULTSPr 100 S YEAR OLD 8. 0. WHITS LEG- horn hens. 31 each. W. A. Ford, UjmatiUa, Oregon, . . r POULTRYMEH ' SEND EIGHT TWO- cent stamps for special three months trial for the best add oldest Journal In tba wast. The articles and. ad-er 1 tiaamrata are of anaeial intareaf to the Olorthwost Poultry Journal, 311 Com mercial street, Bsiem. Oregon, UVBSTOeB, FOR SALE GENTLE RIDING PONY. Inquire P. E. Sbafer, 170 8. Commer cial. P0R SALE HALT-BREED SCOTCH Coolie pops, ebaap. Phono 1280, 1080 Cbemeketa street MIBCELLANEOUS FULLER BRUSHESJ-PHONE GRIMES. FOR 'SALE1 DROPHEAD - SINGER oewdng' machine. Cheap. ; 638-W. FOR SALE OLl WEWSPAP EftS, 10 eenta bundle. Circulation depart meat, Oregon. Statesman. FOR CONCORD GRAPES r PHONE J1S5-W. Jine or canning end Juice, 3 vtnp ia pnee. . write u. a., iiiuer, -r', Hit A it I .... . !. . u . . .. i ' APPLES. (PEARS. TOMATOES. CAB bare for kraut, delivered. Phono year order. . ward v, itichardson. Phone 494. SUMMER LUGOAGR REDUCED WALL paper -.remnants, . piaster. . vaiiooaro. Velrer aUtr --earpet, 81 J5. . Radar ameo klgb grade house paint, I Kelao . mia a. lOe loo peuad. Cotton mettressee. 88.60. Steel rorinn 85.00. Steel O. Bnros, 170 N. Commercial St, - ASK HOW , TO SECURE ESPRIT D Amonr Hygienic Toilet requisites at a discount Also Flower in the Bottle Perfume and. toilet woter. 115 N. Liberty. ; KeprseentatiTee wanted, ef- erywnere.- -. j : . . ,.-v? Beautiful: Oregon. Rosel and. olovea other Oregon aonga, together with a line oouoetwn ot patriotic -enrs.-aaere4 aonga and, smaap old-ttmo tarorttee - 'ALL FOB ISO ' J I special pneee Hi quantity jotsj Especially adaptable for school, oomaasr . try or aomo singing, mm bo The Western Songster T6 pagee, bow la ita third edition. Published by OREGON TEACHERS MONTHLY SIB 8. Commercial St. . Salem, Ore. W001 -' BEST GRADE. MILL WOOD 4 FOOT and 16 Inch. Prompt deiirery. Raa onable price. Fred E. .Wells. 805 S. Church. Phono 1642. - - FOR RENT APARTMENTS 1 U47 J. HOUSES FURNISHED HOUSE FOR RENT Phone 2056-J. i-. '- BOOKS FOR RENTGOOD LIGHT FRONT room, gentlemen only. Phone 629 J, MODERN ROOM FOR GENTLEMAN Centrally located. Moat giro name and .reference, address A, ears statesman. ivLOST-AND-FOUNQ: POUND FOUND AUTO CRANK." OWNER IN- quire 'at Statesman office. PERSONAL WHOM SHOULD YOU MARRY f We'll tell yon. 8end 80 Cents end birth oate. - cnaraeter studies, so nest zstn atreetr S8A. Ifaw xortr.-- - - - 'WANTED XISCfXLAMBOtrS WANTED FUiUIITTJRI, TOOLS, XTO, i Pbena 111. - . OLD "MATTRESSES' MADS OVR' Capital City Beading uo. Phono 19. WE ARE PAYING THE HIGHEST MAR- lrt npi.. n druul TtnaM. call ns tin I , if you haren't sold. Vbone. T17 or .1291, Maagis Broo. . n i j i T ... . ...i. . WANTED EVERYTHING IN HARD- ware snd rornlroro, 'Best priceo Bold. ' THE CAPITAL HARDWARE' A FURNITURE OO. - i 185 N, CommereiaJ St. - Pbone 147 WANTED FCRN1TURE. TOOL8L MA- ehinery,- stock, ete. - Will buy lor each or sea on commission. Phone 511. Woo dry. the auctioneer. BUS1NESS,CARDS AUcnoirEM " AUCTIONEER f. . WOODRT. THE lireetock. furniture, real estate aae- tionoer. Phone 511 for sale dates. 1610 V. Summer. Ool. O. GABLE ; AUCTIONEER. farm and city sales. 160 8. High, i-none ltto. r t O. 8ATTERLEB AUCTIONEER, FARM eaa stock atiea. fbonee Keeideaee vino tin, oaiwoa, vrvgom. . Read -the Classified Ads. 1311 Si Office 1177. Salem. Oregon. . . "w- . BUSINESS CARDS AOETYLEJrS WELDING jgow 8TX.EL. BRASS. ALUsUICUM Brtes thpieeen. Oie-Gss Hasting o. ssr court. BEATJTT PAUtLORS NOW OPERATING MODEL BXADTT Parlor. 110 North Commercial atreet. Phoae 956. - Birszvxss oppo ktunttjes FOR SALE GARAGE. INCLUDING ALL DactiinerT. eriira lurtuahinka, stock of I parte and accessories ; 503 Oak St., Dallas, Ore. Phone 1211. ! Auto Directory I AXTTOMBILEI THE GOOD MAXWELL GINGRICH I Motor Co. 7l Court. TIRES AJTD A00ESS0RZES USED PARTS 1-3 TO 0PP. MIKE'S Anto . wreeunr xionse. IH aorth Commercial.. Phone 623. . , RADIATOR TOnPER REPAIRS RADIATORS TENDERS- BODIES. made or ropatrod. . C Bair. 444 rerry. -t v - - BATTERY AND KLXCTRICIAJf R. D. . BARTON EIIDE , BATTERIES. . starter and generator work. 171 B. Commercial. - - - - . - PRESTO -UTR BATTERY SERVICE Station. Expert battery and electrical work. Parrie Bros. Phone 1803, 418 Court. - AUTO ELECTRICIAN: EXPERT TROU- bie ihoouas. sis a. xugn. raone 108. - BICYCLES AND RTKTAntTlTO LLOYD E. BAMSDEX DAYTON BICT- clee and repairing." S8T Court. : HARRY W. SCOTT The Cycle Man" ! 147 S. Com'L ! Phone 68 USED OARS 0LE80N USED CAR EXCHANGE. Cars bought and sold. Guaranteed re pairing. WaaMng. Polishing. CARPET AND RUG WRAVTNQ CARPET AND RUG WEAVING RAGS dye. Fhoae before B a. m. S4F31. CANDY SHOPS ACME CHOCOLATE SHOP "JUST Candy." Strictly homemade. 121 8. Commercial. . CARPEia AMD PLUTT RUGS NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC WR NOW weave fluff rags made out of old car pets, any length or width yon deeire, Wo also re-fit, re-sew and else carpets- reather renoTating ana mattress steam' "" r.'"" i c",!.nd aX ViuSf kn.8w.V Sb Clesniag and Fluff Rug Works. Phono 116. CHINE SB PHYSICIAJT DR. L. M. HUM CURES ANY KNOWN disease, ltS S. Hixh BU Phone 388. - OLEASTERS AND DYERS SPICK. N. SPAN CLEANERS . AND dyers. 544 SUto. DANCING PRIVATE LESSONS IN ALL LATE dances. Mrs. -White. Phone 378-J. DRUG STORES : ', : ...5 : ww . vrruiTTn tttdt. Tnrraa , 175 N. Commercial street, phone 167. BREWER DRUG 00, 405 COURT Pbone 184. . .ELECTRICIANS SALEM ELECTRIC CO. MASONIC Building. Phone 13QQ. - - ELECTRIC FUTURE AND 8UPPLY CO. Phono 1934.- ; 332 St. Liberty. HALIK'8 ELECTRIC SHOP XLX0- trical machics repairing, contracting. 187 Court, i- Phono B. - ARCHIE FLERNER, ELECTRICIAN House wirinr by hour or eontraet, sstl- : . " , T-L-. M . nan ... . Bates - immtfc nm vow. mxm Court St. .4. iv u .. ... v... : tvriyANciAij v - . 80 -YEAR FARM to Alt ON RURAL I eredit plan., pre-paymeni , proTiaMtha al lowed. - Wo will finance yon for n leas gate of Interest tana any Una oa the eoast. ' - '- -'- - , PriraU money to loan on either mty or country property. R, W. Marsters 411 Oregon Building - . LOANS ON GOOD GTTY PROPERTY Plenty . of money ; no delay. Can 831 Vn BtaU street. ; . MARION-POLK COUNTY FAR5 LOAN association has money to wan at Va percent. W. D. Smith, eeeretary-treee- nos ataiea tfanx et uommereo. " FURNACES 6EAGR0VE FOR FURNACES 198 8. 12th streeti FURNITURE STORES GIE8E FURNITURE CO. QUALITY furniture for less money. 873 Court. Phone 464. PEOPLE'S "IURNITURS ;ST0RE NEW and second hand furniture, a 71 a. com mercial. . : FURNITURE BOBPITAL FURNITURE REPAIRED OR MADE TO order.' ' ' Refinishmg and upholstering a specialty. Phone 1743. Brown had Grovea. -1201 South Commercial. rXORISTS CUT .FLOWERS AND FLORAL PIEOEa ; DeliTary. C. F. Breithoupt, fwriit, 128 North Liberty atreet. Phono sso. Ladies1 Wearing Apparel DRESSMAKING hPfaf Pbone 1834-M. e-Brann rvmarma ' trn nn " r. . v. iM.vir'itfw a. auk Blda-. eVtwawiNMMua vstssiw m THE ADSITTS ARE PREPARED TO - V--r7,. '" Aa rnoao anoajl mTl W eona aaf Imallama a I Let V- ing, - for 'old and -new customers. . lath. St.. none aooa-aw HZMSTITUUING MRS. BRICKIXBUXJE HEMSTITCH- ing. Mail orders aoUcUed. 175 B. 19U Phone 1T4-M. . - i SALEM : ELTTX HEMSTITCHING, plesting. buttons, lumninc and needle work. , $29 Oregon Bldg. Phono $79. MRS CL m. WUA,T.TL KEMRTITCHING. i : -. r . .. - stamping, buttons. Room. 10, orer Mil ler a store. .Phono 117. 1 ' ' MTLLINERT" , HATS FROM f 1 UP ' MRS. a A. Grimm. 619 Court street. , nSTTBAJTOa TRAVELERS INSURANCE CO. LIFE, ecoidest, auto . and-. r fire Insurance. August Huckestein, agent. Room -1, Patten Bldg. MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE TN8URANCB .company. J. U. Bales, agent, room 6. McOornack Bldg. met 99. FOR Fir Insurance. - Auto Insurance, Life Insurance, Indemnity- Insurance, . Accident. Insurance, . Farm laada - and farm loans, A. CBOHRXSTEDT 407 Masoaie Temple Salem, Ore. ; Read - the ' Classified Ads . rji . -. BUSINESS CARDS HOTELS --r CAPITAL HOTEL COR.VXR 8TATX A5D Com wl. Phono 630. j, sve a aviate. JEWELRY REPAIRING AMERICAN. SWISS JEWELRY fUtparR. ing. "If we cannot fix. it. throw it away." 179 Bonth High, next Oregon aepo. i LAUNDRIES SALEM LAUNDRY COMPANY. 188 S. liberty street. . none 15.. Oldest largest best. Established 1888. CAPITAL CITY STEAM LAUNDRY quality work, prompt sarrieo. 1164 1 Broadway. Phono 165. MACHINE SHOP THE GROSS AUTOMATIC ELECTRIC Steam Boilers. Tulcaniiern 1 and tuba plates. Perry C. Campbell, 17 N. Liberty. H, AND M. CO. SPECIALTY. GRIND- ere and welders. AuuznotTa aarriea. xerry. : rnone 864. MEN'S STORE ED. CHASTAIN'S UPSTAIRS MEN'S saop. uiu and orereoata. . Use my tam, pays, z n. commercial. MEDICAL MOUNTAIN BALM COUGH REMEDY rhone 617-W. MACHINISTS WECHTER S SMITH MACHINISTS. engineers, welders, Heald cylinder grinding aerrice. Pbone 863-845 Per ry. - i MTTSICAL SALEM CONSERVATORY OP MUSIC All branches taught, diplomas granted. nas granted. 1237 Court I jonn h- sites, uirector. Pbone, 626. RAG AND JAZZ PIANO PvATTNG is leaaona . gnaraateeo. waterman System, t. B. Clark. If rr! MoCor- naek Bldg. aCUSIO STORES I GEO. 0J WILL PIANOS, PHONO-! graphs; sewing machines,: sheet musie. an piano studies. Repairing phoao- 3 apha and oewins macfrises. 482 tote. Sale NOODLE PARLORS WA HONG NOODLE HOUSE. 489 Ferry. 1 , ' " -i BIN SIN NOODLE HOUSE CHOP eooy. 40e: puffed rieo. Oe: noodles. lOe; fried noodles, 60s. 189 6. Lib erty. . . i NURSERIES FRCITLAND NURSERY WILL HAVE sales yard at Cherry City i Teed barn. 544 Ferry 'street. About Not. 1, See me : before i buying. Phono 1140-M. mwPT rr. r.tvft nrriL- aw it r i aery Co, 426 Oregon Bldg.; Phone 75. PAINTINO CONTRACTORS MARTIN.' PAINTER. PHONE 704 'Eyemnge. PAINTING AND DECORATING HIGH . class work for particular people. ' L. D. Brandon, contractor. 165 Aorta High, raone o-4. PLTrasnro PLUMBING REPAIRING AND COIL work. Pbone 1897-J. Shop, 137 Union street, n, lu rjooirey. PRINT IN O ROWLAND . PRINTING . Fatten Bldg. CO. JOB printing. PIANOS fT A TfcV VfTTB 1T T TT A IffA VATI . IT W 111 victor or ttrnnswtek, u. L. btux Jnx- 1 aitnro vo. Musis Dept.. - SHERMAN CLAY CO. 7X4X08! Bteinwayt. Duo-Art and others. Moore's Xante House, 415. Court street and Maaonio Temple. RESTAURANTS HUB RETAURANT MOST RXASON- able prices. Johnson-Barry. 169 8. '-Ulxa. . . ACME RESTAURANT DINNER. FAM- ily style, 45c. Short order, popalar priees; neat, new, clean. 121 South! Commercial. SECOND HAND GOODS WANTED EVERYTHING IN CLOTH- ing and. shoes. Best priees paid. Cap ital Exchange. 842 N. Commercial. Phone 1368-W. . SCAVENGERS SALEM SCAVENGERS GARBAGE, RE- ruse or. ail kinds remored. Oeupools cleaned, pnoao 107. STOVES AND STOVE REPAIRING STOVES REBUILT AND REPAIRED- 40 years experience. - Depot National i fence, aisea 26 to SS inches hieh Paints, -oil and rsraisnes, etc logan berry and bop books. Sslem fence and Store Works. 350 Court atreet. Phone ISA .- . TUNERS EDWARD. . WELP EXPERIENCED niaMA . .HM lTmaa MtMlaaM Wt11aa y aa-ay ewstwai - lOmwiB wt uwt 01 lOM Mosie Store. - . . . TRANSFER HAULING CAPITAL CITY TRANSFER CO. 226 State Bt. Phone 9SS..- - Diatributing -forwarding and storsge ear specialty. uet our rates. WE MOVE,-STORE AND SHIP HOUSE- . aoM goo a. tmr specialty is .piane and furniture morinr. We also make country trips. We handle the best coal and wood. Call on pa for priees. .We gire good measure, . good quality and good aerrice. Lamer Transfer Co. Phone -9S0. - TKANIFORTATXOH PARKER'S STAGS LINES Li-i PW' ?,ermI0 Maf!!Ll C,nt".' J"!"'!--" HAXiEM-BlliV&ArVN JU1V1B1UH tiMTct Salem, Central Stage Terminal Leor:."s?!;eAon.-5ew. lund: 8 s.m, 1 p.m., 6 p.m. I eaiem-inaeDenaeneo-monmentn vinsion Lesree Sslem Central Stage Terminal: I aw - m . e a I . a-m. u ua. p.m. p. I Liearee monmoutn, atonmoota iiotei: I . ? : 1 5. "r. A-ll Vm: , . I - 1CB AUUCUt OUCUVTi - MWITl 8:80 a-m. 10 .m. 1:15 p.m. 4 pjn. 6:80. TV VP HIBAf GVUUWCblVUS W9 40W W OSM parts of the raUey. Xxua tripe by appointment. j. W. PARKER. General Mgr. VARIETY STORES SALEM i VARIETY STORE. 1S3 H. Commercial. - Phone 1377. WATER I SALEM WATER. LIGHT POWER CO. i 1 f f f lni . Bjuiih (Iavs'I hl Tan, per ooat discount oa domestic list rates paid ; in ' adrsnce. No dodnotions for absence or any eause nnleaa water ia shut off your premises. :. TIT" WOOD SAWS r WOOD SAWING PHONX 1181. CITY. country. Ed.- 8proed. WOOD SAWING CITY AND COUNTRY. McDonald Anliker. rhone liril or 1525 J. CITY AND COUNTRY WOOD SAWING. Phone 3046. FTaher Bros. PROFESSIONAL- OPTICIANS MORRIS OPTICAL CO. Suite 801 Ore gon Building. GLASSES FITTED BY DR. Lv R. BUR- dett at the Bow Optical Ooaapaar. S25 State street, opposite Ladd and Bash! Bank. . Read the Classified Ads t" v-.tj'x sj--j PROFESSIONAL CHIROPODISTS DR. GEORGE T. HI5ER, FOOT SPEC lalist, modern equipment; arches made DR. WILLIAMS CORNS, CALLOCS- e. tngrown nails, au foot troabloa. mee oaoe co. jrnono !. DR. S. P. "SCOTT., IS. C, GRADUATE of the National Unirersity of Science Chicago. 8cicntifie Chiropody. Soite 301-302 Maaohie Temple, for appointment. Pbone 640 OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS DBf s!rSnk Bi? - iRSHALi-o DR POSTER 404 OREGON' BLDG. rnonea to, xtna-j. DR. W. L. MERCER OSTEOPATHIC i OPATHTC I Phraician and Hn ITIvkravillA I PV1"?! 04hW5 u. s. National Bank Bid. Phone, off.ee 919; roa. 44,, broken arches and OTHER db-Ja loss er time troea your occupation. I Drs. White HartaaU. U. B. Bui Bldg. DVAij iTS2 Physician and Surgeon, 403-404 Ore gon uiag. raones, oiuea, is84; m. CHIROPRACTORS DR. LENA A. BOONE. CHIROPRACTOR, 475 S. OemmerctaL Hours 10 to 12; 1 to 5. Phone 1415. 1 DR O. L. 80OTT. P.S.C CHIROPRAO- tor, 414-19 U. 8. Bank Bldg. Phone 87; res. 6B8-K. , NATTJROPATHIO PHYSICIANS DR A. SLAUGHTER ACUTE AND chronic .diseases. 415 Oregon Bldg. mono iiu. LODGE DIRECTORY. UNITED SPANISH WAS VETERANS. Camp 5. ' Armory, First, third Mondays. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR! EXCHANGE FOR CITY property teni or tweaty . acrea.- , uood buildings, Italian prnnes iian prnnes and Mgan- berries. 700. N. High. THE GREATEST' BUY -IN SALEM To day a heantuul home on- State St. Do not fail to see St about tba. 6 room new bungalow, east front; all kinds or fruit and nut trees. 6 room house, corner lot, 32200. 6 room bouae, including street., paved,' iTnn t, . 5 room house. 81450. GERTRUDE J. M.? JAGE 493 N. Cottage St. . 4 blks N. of P.O. SEVN ROOM HOUSE, MODERN EX- eept basement. 82500, I ire room .nouse, inn oasement, finuu. i H ire room .bouse, full basement, f 1800. 1 shade trees. $3750. M. J. Hunt Ladd is Busb Bldg. WORTHWHILE A nice lot S0x75 concrete walk close in, $450.00 A nice lot on Winter street aorta, $469.00. A nice lot in the Oaks addition, par ed street sewer and gas. $821.00 $850 and $400 to loan on good se curity. A neat shingle bunniow. 5 rooms and basement, corner lot 4 blocks to car, 2 blocks to school. Price $3,000, Ask about' our $350 fhouse. It's not $150.00 will bsndle it. $1200 bouse of 4 rooma has city water, toUet, electric ligbu two lota. $200 down and $15 pet- month. - , Yon will bo- starting your winter fires soon : better let ns write rem eome in. suranee on your house' and household I goods. .MILLS & COPLEY 831 state street Special 10 seres with good 5 room honae, barn and chicken bouae. 15 milea fruaa K- iem, mile from pared road. Price I firit pVym.; in wn ,roei I nomason ' 331 H SUte street new 5 room bungalow, garagr, Woodshed. $2500. Socolofsky 341 State. l ROOM new bungaglow-hGar- OTare. wonHchw) fruit ntit. SlAfin . : : yr i Hocoioftiey, 341 State. 30 BOOM APARTMENT HOUSE 1 'DtocK . irom Haiem postoffsce, owner - retiraag. Will take sffme trade. So relofiltr.- 341 SUte. grocery store and apartments iv-bicu in oaiein, uomj payina; du in ineas, owner retiring. 341 State atreet. Secolefsky, WOODS BARGAINS Six-room . bouae, good location, banrintt fruit trees and berries. 31650. Fire-: acre tract, good .land, small tvookc, not far front car line, SloOO. Tbree-romh new house. S10&O. easy terma. Es .kM UA.IM. 1 : . v. -. i j implements. $75 per acre; wi( take a home up to $3000. Also a 40-acre fruit ranch, a little cash and a hoiibe wiH handle this. For Sale A res taurant, also a meat market. We want a few 'bonnes to sell on easy terms. L. Wood, 341 State St. 600d Buys, On Easy Terms 1100 down. 810 ver month, burs 10 acres of fine fruit land, ail eultirated I 50 doWB- 910 P month, buys sere I near Englewood ochool. Price 3000. trice eizu $80 down. $10 ner month burs -OOJOQ oi an acre on car line south 890O. Price Real Estate and Fire Inanrsnea W. H, Grabenhorst & Co, 275 SUte Et. U. S. Bank Bldg. If Ready To trade your place, ccme tn and see ns .and talk it orer. A fitting exchange is tne next beet thing to selling, and we aim to help the Realty situation in that way We are working np ex changes for Portland property, particu larly; at this time What bare yon to oner... , - . 841 State street Established in Salem 1009. The Fleming Realty Co, ANDERSON A: RUPERT . Successors to Laf lar 6 : Laflar INSURANCE ! REAL ESTATE . BONDS LOANS 406-7 f Oregon Bldg. Special t room .plastered house,- chicken house and wo4 shed; a rood buy for $1000 and $700 cash will handta. 5 rooms, larre lot, on pared street: bar gain for 31200. With $200 ensh. 7 rooms modern except baaemeat, cor ner lot, pared street and car line. .$3500. With 8SOO cash. 5 ' room house, wire house and 6 i rots iif Brooks. 44 acres of timber Uad 9 -ilea from Salem. Trade for small tract. Thomason' 331 , State Street FOR RENT FARMS J FOR RENT 251-ACRE. FARM SEVEN ; A9Ut i, . REALESTATE FOR SIUTT PARKS FARM FR RENT IHE A. J. PCR- Tiae fKm.-8 miles X.. W. of balem tn Polk coajBtr. 43' acres fine land; fine 2-story :jdwellin 10 room, fcaaement, furnace: bath, toilet, hot and cold water. -I-arge barn and outbuildinxa. Iaqaire I Mrs. J. A. Remington. 891 N. Wincr St. Pbone 817-R. Reapon aible parties tnrr need apply. PUBLIC NOTICES NOTICE; OP FINAL SETTLE- MENT. . Notice! Ia Hereby sipen that the undersigned executrix of the ea- ute 4f fume, deceased, hai iiiea in. ine uoaaiy court oi Alar- ion Couaty, Oregon, ber tinsl re- portiand the Court has fixed the .ii t , tuuw lOF MWinr Bald " report at Wednesday, October 11, A. D. 192g aj.th, hnnr of 10 . , k 3t at? the County Court rooms vuiuiij, vrewu. All s persons interested are re Quired to appear and file objec- tion4 to said report if any they hare; I EDITH MARGARET FTJGATE, I I Executrix William i H. TTindle. Attornor lor Estatei Buying Based ion Belief That Spallation of Past eek is Over NEW YORK.. Oct. 3. Another 5 sharp advance in . prices took place in toaay'jj stock marcet ses sion i . While seme of the impetus for the advance was due to short cov ering, influenced by favorable de velopments ih the Near East and prospects for easier money rates. there werd Indlrntinn. iht m.i,h . .. . " ne DUIingT Was based On the ""Jens n uaocu i speculative! that the reac- Moon of. tie last two weeks was in the nature of a correction of an overbought! .condition and had gone nearer far enough. Appar ently mere was little outside par- tlclpatlon By small traders Total sales were; 836,000 shares. Standard Oil stock was the in dividual feature. Standard Ool of California, earnings of which are reported to have been unus ually, good! was pushed up & 1-4 points to. hew high record, and Standard Oil of New eJrser es tablished 4 new peak price eft a gain of sefen points. Other1-oils were strong In sympathy. Mexi can Petroleum registered a gain oi four points with gains of 1 to i l-z beiiig made by trans-con tinental, Associated Oils' and the Fan-Ameriean issues. The outstanding development In railjliat wa a 7 point gain by Delaware, ackawanna and Wes tern, which is expected toprofit ehavily through- shipments. of hArd coal, and s -reported to be con sidering an extra dividend dis tribution to stockholders. Other hardf coal CrTying. railroads ad- vanced bul less sharply, Further ladvances took Dlace in sugar shares in response to ad- J ditional announcements of price 1 increases, jAmerican Beet Sugar advancing jwo points, with small- er gains being recorded by Am I . J 1 prir a n fan. d.. " mo umu Aiegri. rquipmentu continued to reflect the influx jof heavy orders at .the principal plants, gains of one to 4 1-2 points being recorded by J Baldwin, American and Lima lo- .nmnilv.. I -..it steel spring ana I'ullman. Resumption of pool operations; was evident in the ac iviy manuested by several I cn0,oiti. I -.-ium.! Copper shares, especially South American (issues were more ac tive than usual can money opened at 4 3-4 per cent hut. eased off to 4 1-2 before theiclose Time money al au -was inpnnea loease In re- RDonse to the cloarinir nn nr rir. the. month transactions. The commercia paper market was puiet. Foreign exenange rates were slightly better. Sterling was a bit weak at th opening, but strength ened to nearly J4.40 later. Ger man marks were heavy, selling just over five cents a hundred. Canadian dollars still sold at a premium, j Speculators Unable to De cide on JJear East Sit uation Bring Unrest CHICAGO, Oct. 3. Wheat prices developed an upward ten dency, today, owing largely to un easiness regarding the outcome of the armistice conference . at Mudania, and as a result .of havy Epeculative buying of .corn. The wheat market closed firm, to 1 cent net higher, with Decem ber $1.06 to $1.06 and May $1.08 V, to fl.08. Corn gained to ic and oata 1 st 1 to c. The finish In provisions was ua'cLaojledlo t c'eaU 'lower. Nervousness amonr wheat trad ers associated . itself la. particular with unlooked for strensth shown br the Liverpool market, a;cir cumstance difficult to harmonlxe with " prospective peace at the Dardanelles. A4 decreas la the Canadian visible supply total, not withstandins the bi movement of wheat from farms in Canada. was an additional bullish fader Fresh estimates of world Import requirements and of thej 1523 Canadian yield -were-of only tem porary effect 4a easing the mar ket durine the middle or we board of Credo session. . Bulges tn the value of corn Ct. the wheat market much, ox w renewed upward Impetus showa 88 the day drew to a lose. Be sides. better flour trade was re ported, together with h!i;he"r premium for wheat In position be delivered on th spot. t rv such immediate . delivery red wheat ' premiums were in some cases quoted as much as 4 cents higher. No. 2 red closing at 9 cents over Deceimer, as against 5 cents over the day before. Commission House buying of corn, was on. a broad scale., feulltsn cron estimates ..issued today hav . " . ... . A Ing a stimulating lnnuence on oe- mand. Sales of corn to exporters were Bald -to have been far be yond the amounts made public. Oats reflected the action or corn. Absence of any pressure to sell kept the provision market about steady, despite lower quotations on hogs. , . .. ! fr1lit NE WYORK. Oct. 3. Evapor- ated apples nominal. Prunes easy. Apricots andpeaches quiet. PA1RY POTATOES PORTLAND. thOr., Oct. - i.rr Butter: Prints extra c; cuoes extras 42c: prime firsts 4lc. Bnt- terf at, '.Portland delivery; No.. 1, sour cream 48c. Potatoes: Buy iftg price. locals '75 and. 90c; sel ling price 1. ta 11.60; , idele Garrison's New Pbas REVEUTIONS OR A WIF.E 'CIUPTER 136 WHAT RITA Br6wN DKMANIW ED AND MADGE TRIED TO AVOID. ' '. , ' ; Rita Brown stood still for long minute. ; palpably- ; uncertain hoVr to treat- my invitation to a cup of tea. And while outwardly I appeared simply, to be waiting her answer to my question as to the number of-lumps of sugar she wished in tier teacup, Inwardly 1 was uneasy as to what -she-Intend ed to do. That her tempestuous, undisciplined nature was. as apt to prompt her . to throw a teacup at my head as to do anything : else, 1 well knew, I was relieved when she ' sullenly :m uttered, '"Two please." and seabed herself op the other side of the -tea wagon. "And you take lemon, that know," I responded Jn the most matter-of-fact tone possible, "but I had forgotten about the sugar. I put a slice of lemon in one of Betty Kane's dainty teacups, de posited two lumps of sugar upon it, then poured inthe steaming fragrant tea, then passed the cup to Rita. She took it, still with, the same sulky air. I prepared an other one tor myself, and began to sip it as slowly and appreciative ly as if I had nothing else In the world on my mind. Awaiting Combat. "I can recommend these little rusk and cakes," I said, airily f'They are Betty Kane's best, and I fancy that Is the last word." She took one of the little ru3k from the plate I held out for her, munched it with the same sulky, protesting air. I saw that she was puzled by my nonchalant attitude, but I also knew that her shrewd brilliant brain was at work, behind her sullen face. That she would not be content much longer to sip tea, I knew very well and marshal led my own forces for the verbal combat which I meant to make her open. I drained my own cup poised the teapot tentatively. "Anoth cup?' I said, persuasively. She set her cup down with force ; which made me apprehen aive for the safety of the delicate piece of china. Rita saw .my quick glance, and laughed sar donically. "I shan't break anything ttnlees It's your head," she said. Then she sprang up, towering over me "Enough of this tomfoolery!" she exclaimed. "You didn't send. for me to feed me pap out of ai bottle so get down to cases. What do you want?" She had made no reference to the name Lichnowsry. which had, uttered over the telephone - the name which had been the talis man to bring her to meet .me and I determined that I would not refer to it yet. I would state my terms to her. She . might be willing to accept them without further proof of the rod I hel in pickle for her. Rita Stands at Bay. ... "Just a minute." I said quietly I. too, rose, and pushed th tea wagon to the kitchen door, knock ed. and on Miss Kane's response Wht. the t .wafcbg Into "the kitchen, then closed the iioor again and; came, back to Rit Brown. The jnlnute - gave me tine to gather together the words J meant to speak, and added to the suspense under , which I. knew she was laboring. -C! "What I expect of yon Is this XXIU SiuniJ, r a v"vi jvn.. to , I' come with me at once to , Leila. ' snd In mV "presence confers to her ' that everything yon . told ? her about Alfred Durkee are the has es you know them tc ,be . You in to make it so strong that she will believe th'j, imlh as readily as the did.thi falchods.' and then, you. are to make some ex cuse to go ack to New lork at once and stay there. ' She threw back her. head, glar ed at me s it jny eyes W-re a bas. illflk's as, indeed. It, probably was to her then 'spat out her in- awsr:.,. .' " ---v- "I ! Do that! Like hell I will." She began to pace the floor with the sinuous motion of a tigress- I " leaned back . coojly,' watching her.' I conld atord to be cool, for I knew I held fn my hand the weapon which would bring her . to - obedience. " . I also elt that she suspected . it. but that ahe was not sure of ho much knew. , . - . . ,,;. "Tor are mistaken.", I drawled slowly mt last. v 'The place . you mention will only open for you it yon don't - do the .things : I have asked. -.-i .." She whirled os me tnrleusly. , . r -Stop .this . sUUiog ., and,.; get -, down to,bu8iness!; she snarled. - "You spoke a name over the . phone which I suppose is .the rea-. - son for all this cruit you're wear- ing, but 'you. can. pet X dontt bid f till all the cards arc on toe table. so .spill what yon -know r leaned forward and, spoke oar! - nefetly, for I had a sudden dfsln- -r! cilnation to give: trartce to the sordid things I k knew. , - . , 1 warn you that U wlUim moat unpleasant: for .both, you' apd'for TV A m Al 1 ftttA. till... TtfAMa ct imuka, iivu k i ypn take, my word that I know-r- . your early hfstory and your true ' .' J naroeT. s , . - . (To be continued) 'r.r., ' Pancho. Vina la drilUng for oil on his Mexican . estate, u And ; he is as likely to.hU.a:"gU3hor,.aa the next man. i 'And he is Just the fellow to. reboot". v .well , r- ' "i,'iin' Eating too ranch, sieat may clog . Kidneys, , then the Sack HurtJ. . Most folks forget that the kld neys, like j the bowels, , get alug gish and clogged and need a flush ing occasionally .else , we ban backache,-aad 'dull, misery- in thf kidney region, severe headaches, rheumatile twinges, torpid ' liver, acid stomach, sleeplessness and all sorts of Jbladder 4IA0rder. , You simply must keep yoar .kid neys active and clean, and the mo ment' you feel an, ache or pain in the. kidney region,' get about four ounces of Jad ' Salts from ' any good drug store here, take a table-. spoonful In' a' glass: of water be fore breakfast for a lew. days and your kidneys will then 'act fine. This famous salts is made from the acid of grapes and lemon juice, combined with lithla, and is harmless to flush clogged kid neys and stimulate them to nor mal activity. - It also helps' neu tralize the acids in the urine so, It no , longer, irritates, thus ' belpng to relieve bladder disorders . t Jad Salts is harmless; inexpen sive; makes a delightful efferve scent , lithla water drink' which everybodr should take now and then to help, keep their .kidneys clean.,' ; A well-known local druggist says , he sella lots ' of Jad Salts to folks who believe in trying to correct kidney trouble white It la enly trouble. adr. - r f Portland Bnjinz Prieef " EGGS. POULTRY SITS FlfiEFOR . i'-'-lri'. " AND MEATS T FIRM i m. 4&40A f. O. b. V f tloas; nndergrades, I I BUTTRRFAT No. 1 efanrnina- vreaon. Portland; 45o at stetloas Wic. - -f - . - t ;, EGGS JIRSf, 8CARCR ' 'Current receipts, 4041c; whlto bea neries. 4Z6HAe. detirered. i LIVE POULTRY STEADY ' (Less commission) Heavy hens, 136 23e Jb.; do light, 12013e; broilers Rocks snd Rcda, 0e23c;. Lethoma, 30e; eld roosters. 10c : ducks. white Pesia. yeaae 20e; old shicksv nominal rooag tnrkeya. 5Ke,lb. - ' . ' DRESSED V rt AT f STEADY ( Loss conmUtioo -MCnoieo light 'hogs. I515c; uaderrradea, UftC14c. rssl: top grades. Ul(f le;, nadergradea, 13 15c - - - i ..:.; i ... . , . BAY AJTD - GRAXK , V , , . HAY STEADY - (Delirored Portland r Valley timothy. 81rr20 -ton; - Eastern- Oreean timothy. $2031- teaj UKalfa,- $ 18 18.50 ten; clover, $18 ton: oats and vetch,-$M0 1 ton: straw, 49. ten; grain bay, $17fct 18 tea ' Bid Jprieea (Track Portland, ii . Ute Wheat, optioas. 87 $1.0;' Bssrt i or Bluestera. $ 1.1 $.18; eats, $410 ' 32 .50; Eastern yellow corn.' 329; bsrkry, j $23 2j mlllran. 2434.M). i 4 FRUIT . I FRUIT STEADY . 1 Peaches. 408Oe; apples, 75 08131: huckleberries, -nominal: i pears, fiMB7s; rrspes, $ 1.00 1.25; Conrerds, nominal. I . VEGETABLES VTOETABLKS TEADY - New potatoes. bo3$1j05 ewt; Oreswa cabbage. lle lb.; parsnips, le te.; earrote, 25c doiea bunches; green onions. -25e doxeu bnarhee; cream aqua A, noes teal; onioaa, SOel.OO wt; new eorn. 100.15c dosen; tomatoes, nominal; caali- flowen, SOe dosen ' . tirrwu crTr inr ' Half blood and fine. .30ffl5e: tirr oifbtba blood. 8w$32e;-quarter bleed. 35. 6(27; low- quarter aad hraid. 20v33; matted of rotted- wool, leil"". ' (NOTE Kastern Oregon. WssMaet" sad Idaho rands clips bnag 3 to 3 easts less tbsn, valley wool. - , - HOPS QUI1ET . " -0PS nag troy, aouinsl ; new trop. tea lb, t i hi . . s. , ' I. I 1 t t i i 1 1: