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fHB OkeCON STATOSMAN, SALEM, OREGON FRIDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER 10. 1922 f I- 7 : ; ! ll)c tprtgflu gtnt reran classified ADTunaiicim ' Rats par wordi Jar insert ion ,- a roe iaeertioa - . Om tnk lU iaaertioas). tt 60 Oae Boot -.90 til aionlbs contract, mo. 16 fa months' wttiMt, per sua, .3 Minimum for any advarueam't lis NORWICH UNION riRB INSURANCE SOCIETT W, H. Burghardt. Jr. Resident Agent -371 8tate 8t. MONEY TO LOAN On Real Estate) T." K. rORD (Over Lad 4 ft FHiih Btnk) NEW TODAY BOARD AND ROOM AT 803 8. WINTER. FOB SALS SHETLAND FONT AND t harness. Harvey Brothers, Amity, Ora. '.- I - ' THE FLECTION IS OVER, BIT FT IS I x still o ft your fire tnturenre filed up. Sea ns for your nest policy, Hundley A Foley. Agta.. Phone 347. : ' BMeMiiaMSbsWaaMMeBaBiaiBHawaaBa WANTED A CLEAN, RESPECTABLE lady between 25 and 85 years of age, to keep hooao for one person. Mutt be ' : good rook. No objection to one child. Address "B 93" Statesman. f f sTaaaBWSsassjaaiawaMeaBMiiiHSai.aiiasiai I I w aj .. FOB SALE SEVERAL HUNDRED J : bethel t of apples on the rees. $40 rath. Phone 1TF2V . .i ' - ' ' ' i i I. BE BOUOITT A "GARDNER SEDAN. i Gardner J 922 touring;. Tnare disa he-Is, estrss; run 8O0 miles. Fac tory gaaraatea for 7 months. Worth mora than Our price by about 9300. In fact a piek-ap. -Step lively I P. W. Pettyjohn Co., 279 N. Commercial. fOTS 8ALE A REAL .PAYING' FLAT, I . witn inrre oeauiiini turnienea spsrt ' menu, with lesra d(nd cheap rnt, to r f right party. $l,20(i. Sea Child, , jtecnici, oeu.oiaia oi. . STUDENT WANTS ROOM AND BOARD for work, or any job. Must work, or 'I leave college. Phona 377-J. 4 15-A 4 MILES 8ALEM. HALF MILE j fiao macadam to pavement; Silvertoa i way; 1-a coltrvsted, bal. second growth f fir; tpringsfhinning water; fiao soil,' , f $2500; tarmi. Harris 624 N. Capitol. 1942 . SOFT SHELLED; ENGLISH WALNUTS O. Ireton, t i for sals. 25e per pound, i J ? 1047 S. Commercial. ! aVeeawswaaaBBBBwaaBBBaaaBBssnajaBwaiBwawMBw LADY'S ENGIISH TUFTED SADDLE a., for aala cheap, ''Phona 1 102-J. BARGAIN ONE AND 21100 ACRES IN .North Salem. Graveled street, city .water and sewer, eome fruit. Prioe $1200. r Krueger Oregon Bldg. Phono 217. APPLES FOR WINTER, HANDPICKED Spitienberg. Rome Beanty'. Wiuesso, I 8 boxes for $2; 5 for $3. Krsut cab I bags $1.25 per 100 .tbs. - Delivered. Ward K. Richardson. Phona 494. 2395 N. Front. ... . in ii . r i r wooa s oareains tSEW liVE-ROpM BUNGALOW, PAVED f, street and sidewalk, nice location, j $2,050. . Now four-room modem bun- k giJow, good location. $2,000; easy ' term. Choirs .five-acre tract close in en paved , highway, with new1 bun galow to .trade for a home in Salem. Good sevsn-roora modern bouse and five (fcU well located, to exchange -for V smaller house. A few nice ku on easy terms. . F. L. Wood. 841 SUM St. BEST- BUYS AND EXCHANGES Dt D.m.c nnA Cvrnnrrao' I UC51 UUyd ailU UAUIiailSUO I I5-ROOM MODERN ' BUNGALOW, - GOOD T condition, firenlace. S2400. S1300 cash. i balance $25 per month, at S per rent. 1(4 .ACRES. MODERN 5-ROOM HOLKK w iiu uavu, - iota i inn, uarua, cwpa. .'rhicken parks, in city limits; will take '- good csr and some eoeh. Price $3,750. 10-1400M-;' OUSB '- WiTU lAlttE sleeping porch,- in good school town, want acreage near Salem. Price 34,000. 1 ACRE TRACT, 6-RXOM HOUSE. GAR- age," coops, on Pacifio Highway; close tn. $3,100.- ternra. - hi, .n wpli tunoAWn nivilf 1 t '11 milea from-Salem for Cortland io p iroma or residence. Price $100 per acre. ! , Socolofsky j ' ' . ' 841 State. . . . I HAVE. 8 ACRES OP BURBANK POTA- toes to dig for one-hslt of the crop. . Call 970. ' t , EMPLOYMENT Wanted -wood cutters. 4 h 871-R.' v.. PHONE FEMALE UtDIES PROFITABLE O TJ T 8 I D E , 1 ' work, fuH wr pert limo. Call or write ' '115 r Liberty streek m. sewtt. i .. . stTTtiran WANTED "SALESMEN EXCEPTIONAL OPPOR , I tunity. Hustler' earning iif. Writ I ! McClery Cahuidar Factory, Washing" 1 1 ton. Iowa. ; ;X . I ' ' ' 4U AMP rBMAIJi ' i ("WANTED EDUCATED WOMAN TO S lake kLr of aoeeiat emplovmeat roaaeeted with chlia welters ana dergsrtsn work.- (No teaching).' perienco in Sunday r day .chool work : desirable; Salary $80 a month. Ad dress. Portola Company. 823 uivisaa ero St., Sen Francisco. WANTED MEN AND WOMEN TO take farm psper subscriptlena. A res ' i ! propositioa to the right people. Addroee i j j tae Paotf ie uomoatoaa. etaMsaaaai b ! Salem, Ore. FOR SALE riAsoa USED CHTCKERINQ GRAND. IN .GOOD i shsBo. Will s-ivs seme terms. H. L itQR SALE GOOD USED MAHOGANY , t piano left as te sell. Price $300 - terms. H. L. SUff Fnmllnre Co Ms : i sie departmehi. . -Jl- ' ' FARM PATER ' IF YOU WANT TO GET THE BERT y Krm paper, send Ue to the Paeifle s jllaieeteed. Salem, Oregon, for throe !oMeiha trial anboexistioa. Menttoo 4hie ad. . POUHTWr .10 S YEAR OLD 8 , : horn hen. $1 . Umatilla, Orsgon. POULTRTMEN 8XXJ RIGHT TWO arwaclal three month 1 cent sumps for V! trial for the best and oldest joorBa' WIAw aBl WO W ' - - T. . a Is the west. The ;1 tisemeate ere of epo-lal poultry brooder of th Northwest 1 Kortbwajt Poultry Jiirnal. Xtl Com i merelal street, Salem. Or ton. WOOD Mmnp FOR AL. LARGE SECOND f growth. Call 1467.' l'i - BIRDS AND DOOS FT. ANDREA8BURO ROLLERS TI , ...... with a eolleca educatloa" Onar- an teed. , Former priee $1 end $20. Snoeial wriee $10. uraer now. E. B. - Flake. Birda. Flower, and State Salem, Ori Pet. 278 ! uTanTTTiT.nnl . " ( vin HAND SORTED BiiiiiAfl 0. WHITE LEO saoa. W. A. awm FOR SALE MXICELXJUrEOUS FULLER BRUSHES LOCAL EEPEE- St-btative, Unmet, 1V37J. rOK BALE OLD nEWSPAPtAtS. 10 ccata band l. Circulation depart at, Oregon Statesman. FOB SALE SEVEN-ROOM HOUSE, TO be removed off lot. Inquire Starr rruit Product, Co., Chnrt-i. and Mill St. FOB SALE GOOD SPUDS IX BIX CO per lark. Bring sacks. 4 mile east from Middle rov School on F.ilver ton Road. Oscar Hev-n. Phone 91 F23. SUMMER LUGOAOb, RXDUCED WALL paper rem nan la. planer w si 1 board. Velvet stair carets, $1.85. Eudar- ore alga grade eons paint. Kalao- mine, iie pound. Cotton mattresses. $6.60. Steel springs $5.00. Mai O. Bursa. 17 N. Commercial .St. APPLES DELIVERED PHONE 97F1S. "Beautiful Oregon Rose" sad eleven ether Or area soags. together with a fine eollaeiioa el natrlotic eoag. sacred songs aad assay tM urn levorite ALL FOB tS (Special prieaa ta auaatity Wta) Ecpeetalry adaptable far school eoausni it or home singing. Bea4 far . The Western Songster . TS page, now la lu third editleu. Published b OREGON TEACHERS MONTHLY 115 8. Commercial St. 8slem. Ora BEST GRADE MILL WOOD 4 FOOT and 16-inch. Prompt delivery. Kan onabla priee. Fred E. Welia, SOS S. Church. Pbaaa 1542. FOR RENT APARTMENTS FURNISHED APARTMENT FOB RENT. 891 North Commercial. FOR RENT NICELY FURNISHFD ' apartment down tain; private entranco Tha'Angelua, 555 Marion St. OR RENT-THREE ROOM FURNISHED ' . apartment. First floor. Close in. 143 Cocrt. Phone 1116 II. FURNISHED TWO ROOM APARTMENT at 1280 Chemeketa St. for two people. lias, hot and eoid wster. FOUR-ROOM FURNISHED APART- ments, $35. Eight-room boose, elosa in, $45. Gertrude J .M. Page, 492 No. Cottage. FLATS FOR RENT FURNISHED FLAT AT 604 Ferry street. $50 a month. Phona 23, or apply at Ststesmsn business office, . ROOM FOR RENT THREE FURNISHED houtekeepirg rooms. 730 N. Front. LOST AND FOUND LOST . LOST ONE BROWN EUI U DOO WITH Studded roller. Reward. Phone 702-M PAIR OP GLASSES LOST NEAR OR , in Salem Heights ' precinct. - Finder please return to Mr. MgOilchrist, 2500 S. Commtrcial. "WANTED mSCLXJUTBO xs WANTED FURN ITU RE, TOOLS, RTO. . Phone ill. OLD MATTRtfBSES MADE OVER - Canital City Bedding Oa. Psoas 19 WANTED TO BUY HOUSEHOLD FUR niture, toots.-' ' miscellaneous" ' article. Phone 1448. , WE ARE - PAYING THE HIGHEST market price for dried prunes and can nsa roar trils.-Ws are alao'buyinr num ber one potatoes. Phone ns at 717 or 1291, UsngU Bro. WANTED EVERYTHING IN HARI ware end Jurniju-stpr ices the Capital harxware A FURkfTURI CO. 1285 H. OommereieA St. Pbon- t WANTED FURNITURE. TOOLS, MA ehiaery, stock, ste wiu du tor cos or aell oa commission. Phono $11 Woodry. the sactioaeer. . BUSINESS CARDS - AUCTI01TEIB AUCTIONEER P. WOODRY, THl livestock, furniture, rsai osvato tioneer. Phone 511 fog aale date 1010 a. Burnmar. OOU-J. B. GABLE AUCTIOSESK, farm and city sate. . jow Phone 1446. 0. BATTERLEE AUCTION "rj rs and stock ailee. rnonee nmwtmmv 1211-J; Office 1177 Salem. Oregon. ACETYLENE WELDING IRON, STEEL, BRASH. ALUMINUM- Brine tea pieces. vw Oo.- MI Gear BEAUTY PARLORS VOW OPERATING MODEL BEAUTY Parlor.- no ru voaaaori Pboae SS. Auto " Directory AUTOMRTLES THE GOOD HlXWILIi wuswaiva Motor W. ,111 xmrt. BATTERY AMD ELECTRICIAN I Z Z rsrtoN EX IDE BATTERIES I- week- iTl 8 OommercUL - PRESTO -LIT BATTKRT .eWKTICl work. Parrio Broa. Phone 1808. 418 Court. VUTO. ELECTRICIAN; EXPERT TROU bio shooting. 21 B. High. Phon 08. TIRES AND A0CXSSORIB8 T8ED PARTS--l- TO H OFF. MIK1TF i.u Wraekint? neasow OoaioerelaL . PVoe tt. . BICVCLE8 AND REPAIRING .LOYD E. MSDEN-DAYTON BICT elea and repniring. - , $$7 Con"- HARRY W. SCOTT The Cycle Man 147 8. Com'l. Phono USED OARS mn bate DODGE TOURING. EASY " Unas. Call 133-51. 1LE80N USED CAR CHAN?i Cart bought and .old. 0rntd " paWne. WaaMng. PolUhlng. RADIATOR A FENDCR REPAIRS tADIATORS -SOT4VM mm ooalrod. t. O, Batr. , Ferry. ' Al'TOMO.niLB PAINTING state b ,r- r" stead, mgr. - OARPBa-a ADD fXOTTRTJGfl NOTICE r THE PUBLIC WE NOW eta. eny length or width yoe desrr We ta-tlt! re-sew aad else earpeta FeatWrenovatlnt and mattre. .taam - tm aad re-mak ng. -. Sa'eea Carpet SJ."f? sad Vlifl '-t Wa,kiPH... I nmA ikA Plocifiprf - Af!5 fiCsstl. ! UIG .Wi-woiv-.. BUSINESS CARDS CARPET AND RUO WEAVTJRQ CARPET AND RLO WEAVING RAGS 4 red. Pboae before a. at. A4F31. CANDY SHOPS ACME CHOCOLATE SHOP "JUST Candy."' Strictly Suuieioade. 121 8 Commercial. ELECTRICIANS SALEM ELECTRIC CO. MASONIC Building. Phono 12W). ELECTRIC FIXTURE AND HCPPLY CO Pbene IW34. 222 N. Liberty. HALIK'S ELECTRIC SHOP EL EC trieal aiseblne repairing, eaatracting 837 Court. Pbona 488. ARCHIE FLEES ER, ELECTRICIAN Houaa wiring by boar or coatret. Est! nates faraiabei. Pbona 980. 414 Court St. CHIMNEY SWEEPS CHIMNEY SWEEPING F I'K.VA CR Phone 17T. cleaning. P. Councilman. FINANCIAL MARION POLK COOKTY FARM LOAi aaaoeiatioa has money ta maa at 1H pereeat. W. D. Smita. secretary -trass ana naln Baas at ueua FINANCIAL 20 YEAR FARM LO&3& ON RCRA1 credit Dlsa. Dra-paymeat praviaioaa al lowed. Wa will fiaaaea you for a leat rata of iatareal thaa any firm oa the coast. Private money to waa oa either city or soaatry property. R. W. Marsters 411 Orecon Buildinc CHINESE FBYSICIAJf DR. L. M. HUM CURES ANY KNOWN diaeaee 1 S Hifk 8L. pbn 28 CLEANERS sAND DYERS SPICK. N. SPAN - CLEANERS AND dyers. 544 State. DRUO STORES WM. NEIMEYER "3VBT DRU08." 175 N. Commercial strsot. pboas 1B7. BREWER DRUO CO. 405 COURT Phone 184. DRUGLESS PHYSICIANS MAGNETIC HEALING DR. A. I. Fronts. Acute and chrome diseases. Phons 780. 25-28 Breyman Block. FURNACES 8EAGR0YB FOR FURNACES 198 8 12th street. rORKXTURB STORE GIESE FURN1TURB CO. QUALITY furniture for less money. 878 Court Phone 464. PEOPLE'S FURNITURE 8T0RE NaT aad second hand furniture. 271. a. com mercial. FLORISTS CUT VLOWIRS AND FLORAL PIECES Delivery. O. F. Breitbeupt, iwrut, 12 North Liberty atresi. Phone Boo. Ladies' Wearing Apparel - DRISSMtAJmrO SPENCER C0RSET8 TO ORDER Dreasmaklng. Carrie fisher. MeUor nack Bldg. HXafSTlTOHJJI O AAt.Kr ' RLTTK HKV STITCHING pleating, button. sUmping and aeoaio work. 829 Oregon uiag. roone si. MRS. 0. E. MILLER HEMSTITCHING, stamping, button. Room 10, over Mil ler'e store. Phone 117. MILLIKER HATS FROM $1.UP MRS. Grimm. 519 Court street. a a HOTEL APITAL HOTEL CORNER STATB AND Commercial, mono oso. RI.INGTOir HOTEL CLEAN OOSY 50e no. 482 Bute. TRANSFER HAULdO ! APITAL CITY TRANSFER CO. 226 StaU 8t Phene 933.. Distributing forwarding and storage our specialty. .Get our rata. WE MOVE. 8TORB AND -SHIP HOU8R hold goo 3a. uur specialty ie piano and furniture moving. We also makt tiitrt trina Wa handle the best eosl and wood. CaT! oa na for prices. We give good messur. good quality and good terries. Laraer irauier ve Phone 930. TRANSPOKTATION PARKER'S STAGE LINES J. W. Parker. General Maaager runtral Stare Terminal Salem. i SALEM HI LVKKTU.1 UlVlSlun leaves Salem, Central Stage Terminal: 7 a.m, 11 a.m., a p.m. Loaves 8ilverton, New Stand: S a.m.. 1 n.m 6 p.m. ' . . atam.TBdeMadeaee-Moamoath DivUtoa iavaa Salem Central Sure Terminal: 7 a.m. 9 a.m. 11 a.m. p.m. a p.m lesves Monmouth, Monmoutn novei: 8:15 a-m, i p.m otia p.m. . r u UiImukhm Reaver rloseit a. an . . to n IMS n m 4 o.m. 6:80 Wa asaka connections at saiem to ki' oaru of the valley, uui nip oy appointment. J. W. PARKER, General Mgr. LAUNDRIES m tu LAUNDRY COMPANY. 186 B Llhertv street. Phone a. vnaess largest beak Established 1899. nrrrAt. CITY STEAM LAUNDRY anal tr work, prompt service. no ' saaa Broadway. Phone 165. SCAVENGERS anna mrn'FXnEft SF.RVICK frr- uor ta Neal Scavenger) Uarbare ana nfuu of .all kinds removed by the month, Reasonable rales. rhones: Office 529, residence 205. iiiru onAVrwOFRX GARBAGE. RX rase f ell kinds remove -sspo cleaned. Phone 167 or 1595W. TUNER mii on WTT.P nTXPKRIINfTT olams toner. Leave orders Will's Musis Store. SECOND HAND GOODS SALEM BARGAIN HOUSE BUYS AND aella aeeona-nana luroirare. iww " junk. 820 N. Com'L Phone 493. WANTED EVXRYTHTNO IN .CLOTH j n. Heoa naid. Can t.A tnkun. 842 N. Commercial Phone 1866-W. STOVES AND ST0VB REPAIRING STOVES REBUILT AND MPArRED- 40 year iipm. I..-!, aiaea 26 to 28 inches high B.i.7. .it and vara lake. StC logan tM and boo books. Salem fence sar" StaV Work. 260 Court street. Pboe. 184 1 MEDICAL MOUNTAIN BALM COUGH REMEDY- Phone 517 w. KEN'S 8T0RB in CHASTAIN'8 UPSTAIRS MEN'8 i Q..W. .nit nvereostm Use my ataira. it pays. 121 'N. Commercial. MACHINE SHOP THE CROSS AUTOMATIC " ELECTRIC noliara. vulcsniser and tube -i. ." p.rrv a Campbell. 17 N , Liberty. H M. M Ci 8PECTALTT OrflND . and welder. Antomotlvo eriea . va Vewaaeaa tV.eaos 4 A 4 Oo Si CUselfled Ada BUSINESS CARDS noodle Parlors WA HOMO KOODLB HOGS. Ferry. AS BIN !! NOJILlt HOUf. CHOP sney. 40e; puffed rice, JOc; aoooiea. uc. fneJ aovd.ea. but ta a). l arty. MACHINISTS WECHTER SMITH MACHINISTS. egiaeera. welders, Haald eyiiader griadiag aorvure. y. Phone fS 845 Fax- MOSIO STORES UEO 0 WILL PIANOS. PHOSO- graphs, sewing mscbisca. sbet maaie. and otaoo studies Kepairina pbeao rrapha aad sewiaa maebiaea. 4S3 BUM. Salem. MUSICAL 4ALEM CONSERVATOR OF MUSIC All braacbes Uughl. diplouiae grastod Joha R Sites. Director. 1217 Court Phone 2o RAO AND JAZZ PIANO P'-ATiNG 13 ieaaoas gaarsatoed. Waterman System. F. B Clark. Mgr.. MeCor nack Bldg. ARIETT STORES SALEM VARIETY STORE. Commercial. Pboae 1277. 1(1 WATER SALEM WATER. LIGHT ft POWER CO. Office, 301 South Com'l. St. Tsa per cant discount oa domestic flat rates paid La advance. No deduction for absence or aay cause unless water ta abut oft your premises WOOD SAWS WOOD SAWING FHONI 1181. CUT. country. Ed. Sproed. CITY AND COUNTRY WOOD SAWING Phona 2040. FUhsr Bros. RESTAtTRANTS HUB RETAURANT MOST B.EA80N abls prices. Jobasoa Barry 159 o High. SHANGHAI OAFE. FORMERLY THE Nomking. 162 N. Commercial, (new management) Merchant a Loneh 25c from. 11 a. m. to a D. m.. every aay. Cboieo Chiaese. Ameriesa dishes. Chop Suey 45c. Noodles 25c; Soaday Chicken Dinner a spieialty. Open Iroa it a. to 2 a. m. FRINTDrB ROWLAND PRINTING CO. JOB printing. Fat ton Bldg. PIANOS TRADE YOUR OLD PANO FOR A NEW Victor or Brunswick. H. L. Stiff Far- aitura Co. Music Dept. 4HERMAN CLAY CO. PIANOS Steinways Duo-Art and there. Moors l Mnstc House. 4i uourt sir set ane Maaoale Temple. NXTRSERTES i KRCITLAND NURSERY WILL HAVE sales yard at Cherry City lead barn 544 Ferry street. About fov. i. see me before buying. Phone 1140-M. COMPLETE LINE TREE8 SMALL fruiU, ornamentals. Capital City Nur sery Co, 428 Oregon Bldg. Pboae 75. FLtrmsnro PLUMBING REPAIRING AND COIL work. Phone 1897 J. Shop. 187 Union street 4 I. tndfrev LODGE DIRECTORY UNITED SPANISH WAR VETERANS. Camp 3. Armory, first third Mondays. PROFESSIONAL CHIROPODISTS DR. GEORGE 9. HINER, FOOT 8PEO- iaiist, modern equipment: arena mad to order. Room 3. Psttoa Bldg. Phone S57. . - , DR. 8. F. SCOTT. 8. C GRADUATE of the National University of Science Chicago. ' Bcientif ie Chiropody. Suits 801-302 Masonic Temple. . Phone 640 for appointment. CHIROPRACTORS DR 8. R. SMITH. CHIROPRACTOR. 822 Orsgon Bldg. Phone 664. DR LENA A. BOONE. CHIROPRACTOR. 47V B. OommereiaL Hosra lO to IS; 1 to 5. Phone 1415. DRS. SCOTT A SCOFIELD. P. 8. C, Chiropractors, 414-19 V. 6. Bsnk Bldg. Phons 87; res. 828-R, OPTICIANS MORRIS OPTICAL CO. Sulta 801 Ore gon Building. GLASSE8 FITTED BT TnE BOW OP tical Co., 825 8taU street, opposiU Lsdd A Bush Bank. "Use Quality Proven Shur ens." NATUROPATHIC PHYSICIANS DR; A. SLAUGHTER ACUTE AND chronic di testes. 415 Orsgon Bldg Phone 110., OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS DRS. WHITE AND 8. Baak Bldg. MARSHALL 206 0. OR FOSTER 404 OREGON BLDG r-aoasa 7 a. 2024-j. DR. W. L. MERCER OSTEOPATHIC Physician aad Surgeon. Kirksville graduate, 404-405 U. 8. National Baak Bid. Pboae, office 919: res. 614. BROKEN AR0H18 AND OTHER DE fortuities of th feet corrected without loss sf time from your oceupstion Drs. Whit Marshal, U. 8. Baak Bldg. DR. JOHN L. LYNCH OSTEOPATHIC Physicisn aad Surgeon, 409-404 Ore fon Bldg. Pboae. office. 1894: res 8FS. REAL ESTATE TEN ACRES-GOOD BUILDINGS. SOME prunes and berries. 700 N. High. FOR SALE DESIKABLhi CLOSE IX acreage by owner. Glenn Adams. Phone ANDERSON RUPERT Successors to Lefiar 4 Laflar INSURANCE REAL ESTATE BONDS LOANS 406-7 Orsgon Bldg A YOUNG MARRIED COUP! E Ex perienced in farming or fruit growinif ran have their rhoice of two small farms on exceptionally essy terms. One baa fine bungalow on it. Exceptionally well adapted to fruit, nuts or berries. A. C, Bohrnstedt 407 Mssonic Temple. Salem. Oregon. Good Buvs CIX'SE IN BU8TNESS PROPERTY P?1 xl65. Price $12,000. 7 -room modern bungslow, fireplace, furstre, cement basement, garage, paved street. If vou want a snap see this. Priee $590. terms. 5 room bungalow modem in every wsy on N. Com'l. St. Price $4000 terms. 6 room bungalow with basement, near school. Price $3150, eath. 6-room bungalow at 381 S. 25th St. basement. Price $3675. Vt cah. Good 7-room house at 729 N. Liberty St. Price $3150. $1000 cash. 5-room cottage on Mill St. modern plumbing and lights. Price $2200. $1000 eath. Real Estate moa A Ptaa IsitiriBfV W. H. Grabenhorst & Co,1 275 State St.. D. 8. Bank Bldg. r"1 Read the Classltled 7V2sl REAL ESTATE FOR SALE COMFORTABLE SIX room modern home, rmtrally incited. Largs kit: fmit. f42tm. ayterBit. Cati owner J Best Buys and Exchanges J row m modern, very fine view. South Stlfcju, b-at liariaia in the city, if you doubt it let ns prove it to yew. JOu. JjVO cash, balance al 0 per cent, $20 minlbly. i room boagalow, will take car Se part pay, $2.AJ0. 5 room modern bungalow, bstement, f34oj, $110u cash. 24u acres, good modern improvv nj-ntj. a number one ranch, will iak Portland residence or income pro pert r in exchange, pries $100 per acre. Socolofaky. J41 Slate. Special A GOOD MUUERN 8 itOOM HOUSE well locsted: will trade for 1j or 15 acre fruit farm. Must be on good road. W e have a rub buyer fur s 5 acre cherry or.-hard without build ins fur rent new houe on pav-d tirt-et for f20 per month. Thomason 331 i State St. Phone 175. SIX-ROOM HOUSA. OARAGE. PAVED street, esst front. $3Ut0.0O SIX ROOMED HOUSE, CEMENT BASK meat, fnrnace; everything in Al repair; nared ttreet: 14000 00. 84-ACHE FARM TO TRADE FOR HOME in Salem. Gertrude J. M, Page 492 N. Cottage St. OWNER WISHES TO DISPOSE 0 $40uo equity in modern home iu Saleu. because laving city. About $3000 cah will h.-u.dle. Six room modar house with furnace and garage. Lo cated on main-street, six blocks from J-add A Bush. If interested address "B-89" cars Statesman. 8-ROOM HOUSE. MODERN CONVEM- enrea. corner lot, live blocks Irom ceu tr of city, paved stret. Would make a good income proposition. 3toO cash 91000, balance $20 and interest o per cent. Winnie Pettyjohn 331 State St. Two Bargains IN REAL CLOSE-IN HOUSES; SOME terms. See me. Wm. Fleming, 341 State St. FOR A YOUNG CXUPLE A PERFECT LITTLE BUNGALOW ON a Soldier Bonna loan. Wm. Fleming. 341 State St. $3000 LOAN WANTED ON ORCHARD. 8 MINUTES FROM Sal-'m centre. Good security and jproperty. See Wm. Fleming 341 Stats St. - Snap OWNER GOING TO . LEAVE CITY. Wish' i te sell his home on Chemeketa . St., close in, at a sscrifice if sold this w W Modern 6-room house. Elec tricity, gas, bsth, toilet, sewer, Isrge ' tut, garage .paveu street. Only $5oU down, balance trmi. Price $3,900 See mv agent today. . Childs & Bechtel 540 Stats St. Worth While TWO LOTS ON TWENTY-THIRD ST., just a little way off, State, $250 each itnwn n1 B5 a month. ;we have a nice little modern horn- and to lots in Kortiana tre for Salem property of about the same value 30oo it toe price. A-KIQE LOT IN RICHMOND ADDITION nr n 1300 tverv essy terms. A NEAT LITTLE HOUSE IN KING- wood; 4 rooms. Price $800; esay Urms. FOR RENT 73 ACRES: GO FLOW land: G room house and bam. 83oo a sytsr) can have it three or five year. fVHiis Oi uopiey a j 1 1 o r i . . Ji..- -. 831 Va Stats St. VOTXOB pP BALI, or GOVERNMENT Gansral Land Office, Wiihlngton, D. 0 September '89. 19X2. Notice is hereby riven that subject to the -conditions and limitations of the act of June 9. 1916 (39 Stat. 218) and In. structtons of the Secretary of the In terior of September 15. 1917 (46 U D. 447) the timber on the following land wm be sold at iu e cioca a. m. movem hmr 9.H 1929. at nnbJia auction at the United Stale Land Office at Portland, r . . Ortgon. to the highest bidder at not less .i.." .V. - I. ..I -.I-. .. .t,nw St. this-notice, sale to be subject to tne ap- I prersl of the Secretary of the Interior, The purchase price with an additional sam of one-fifth of One per cent thereof I being' commissions allowed, must be de posited st time of sale, money to be re turned It sale is not approved, otherwise patent will it (us for the timber whiea mutt be removed within tea years. Bids ill be received from eituens of the United States, associations of such eiti sens and corporations orgsnixed under the laws of the United States or any state, territory, or district thereof only. Upon application of a qualified pur- purchaser the timber on any legal sub division will be offered separately beton being included in aay offer I a larger unit. T. 7 8.. R. 1 E.. Bee. 15. KK NE14 rid f .r,' 640 -M.; SWhi NE red fir, llis'll . WW. . KMi'lA li, l,MI V . . " -, j j .... jm . .... - ., SWXL. NWA. red fir. 780 M. ; wi NW, red fir 950 M.; 8E NW14. j red'fir.1700 M.; NE14. 8W; red fir. I 3090 M.; NW14 SW4. red nr. 1160 M. ; SWU 8WU.. red fir. 795 M.: SE14 SW. red fir. 1690 M.; NW 8E. red fir, S460 M.; sob of the red fir timber oa the tracts to be sold for lets then 12 oo nee M. T. 4 8 R 8 E See. 83. 8WU NWH red fir, 1090 M; none of the red fir oa this tract to be sold for less thaa $1.50 per M. (Aimed. WILLTAM SPRY, Commissioner. General Land. Of flee- NOTICE OF SALE OF GOVERNMENT TIMBER GENERAL LAND OFFICE. Washington. D. C. November 6. 1922. Notice is herebv givn that subject to the conditions and limitations of the Am at June 5. 1916 39 Sti-.t. 218). and the instructions of the Secretary af the In lerior of September 15. 1917 1 40 I.. D 447). the timber on he foll-.wing Itudi will be sold at 10 o'clock a. m. on Decern her 19. 1922. at public suction at in United States land office at Portland Oremn. to the hishett bftder st not less than the appraised value aa ahown by this notice, sale to be sunject to ine approval of tha Hecretanr of the Interior. It' pruchase price, with sn additional tarn of one fifth of one per cent- thereof, being sale is not approved, otherwise patent will issue for the timoer wnicn rauM ur removed within t.-n years. Bids will be received from- citixent nd corporstions organises under the laws of the United States or any State. Territory ,t District th.rMif on It. L'Don spplu-ation of a nalifi d mirchaser. the timber on any Leal subdivision will be offered separate Iv before being included in any offer of , 1,.... nit Tax R a W . Ce, j. y. F.. . X K XL r.llnv fir 440 M. : N. W. 4 X r' ti velWiw fir 140 M.: none of the yillow fir on these tracts to be sold for less than $.3.25 per M. T 5 X R 3 W.. Sec. 35. X. E. 14 X. E. veilow fir. 1250 M., red cedar sn M X W U X E. a. red fir, tia f r.iu. f.r 2S0 M. red cedar oo M.: s. e. n. e. h. yeiiow nr. 4ii3 M.. rea nair iu "L . . " N. E. . red fir 275 M., yellow fir OBfl V ceH.r 23 M..t X. E. hi. . E v. b dr ihuo at.: -m S. red fir. 575 M., yellow nr 'i75 M . red cedar 50 M.: S. E. S. E. 14, red fir 10O M.. yvllow fir SSO M S W. Vi S. E. K. red fir 37 5 M-. tallow fir 400 M red cedar 50 M none of the fir or cedar on this area to k. i.u tksn 12 zj ner M T. 9 8.. R. 3 E- Sec. 23. 8. E. K S. W. fir en U red fir 620 M ; none at th- teeling of optimism among can tlis tract to be sold for less than . .... ,v i.i - $1.73 per M. GEO. R. WICKHAM, Acting lommiRHioner. owe . . . r, ' 1 I office " -v-- 1 . ' mw gggg ' . . Use SUUsaas Claailflod Ads REAL ESTATE I FOUR-ROOM BUNGALOW tloO. 12U h. a mcnth. M. J, Hunt Ladd and Bah BuJdiat. USED CAR VtORTH tSWt AS F1KST pajnjient on guod 0 room bouts. Price Slbou. baianre like rent. Sre it today. A. W. ESTES REALTY CO. PaUna Railding Look '4 RiWV HOUSE. GOOD laXATIOX ON i-ar-'line. PrK $H5u. with t'-' do an Thomason 331 li State St. Phone 17V FOB RENT FARMS FOR REST 200 ACRE FARM WITH approaimately 125 acres in cultivation. Inquire Jha M. MOarv. Malam. WHEAT MARKET IE Li Prospective Sharp Competi tion from Argentine ana Canada is Cause CHICAGO, Nov, 9. Prospects of the sharpest competition of the season from Canada and Argen tina during the next few weeks did a good deal today to make the wheat market here average lower. Prices closed unsettled at 3-4 net decline to 1 1-8 advance, with December 1.15 1-8 to 1.15 1-4 and May 1.14 3-8 to 1.14 1-2. Corn finished 1-8 to 3-8 off. and oats varying from 1-8 a 1-4 lower to 1-8 gain. In provisions the outcome ranged, from five cents setback to a rise of ten cents. Signs multiplied that Canada would use all of her endeavors to move as much as possible of her big wheat crop Into consumptive channels before navigation closes, and it also waa apparent that Ar gentina was beginning a strenu ous effort to fJnd a place for her expected huge surplus. Argen tina was reported as having sold new wheat to Italy within the last few days at a level below current values both in Canada and the United States. With " Liverpool quotations showing a material drop and with domestic primary receipts contin uing heavy, the wheat market here opened with a downward I tendency and at no time succeed ed in getting more than a small fraction above yesterday's closing figures. The unexpected bear ish showing of the government report of the 1922 yield pf corn nmtuJ o Hiuililail aAAittnnal lion K " i aicap to me Duns in wneat. sea- board interests were credited with doing considerable buying of December and selling of May as the season drew to a close. Aggressive selling of corn took place, but the offerings were well absorbed, largely by houses with eastern connections, not withstanding word of heavy ex ports from Argentina. Oats trad- I ing was light i v. . I r it Lit 9. Apples quiet: Prunes firm; Apricots and I - . . ' DAIRY POTATOES PORTLAND, Ore., Nov. 9. Butter: Prints extras 48c; cubes (extras 45c; prime firsts 44c. But- terfat, Portland delivery: No. I sour cream 48 a 49c. Potatoes: Buying price locals 65 a 75c; selling price 90 a 1-35. RED CROSS HELP Note to People of State Asks Support During Roll Call Period Governor Olcott yesterday Is sued a brief letter to the people of Oregon urging their support of the American Red Cross during its roll call period. "The American Red Cross, says the note, ''will open its Red Cross roll call on Armistice day. November 11, and November 12 has been designated by that or ganization as Red Cross Sunday "The splendid work which has i teen and is beinr done by the Rfcd ! too familiar to the people J 0f this state and the United States to reauire any elaboration. I am certain this movement will re Iceive the undivided support of the American people, as it always has in the past." Canning Production Costs Not to Drop During 1923 CHICAGO, Nov. 9. President Roy F. Clark of the Western Canners association this after noon predicted there would be nc lowering of production costs in the canning industry during th 1923 season. In his address to the association's pemi-annual con vention here, he also stated that, in his opinion, production costs (were too high. Mr. Clark reported a eneral ners, ana saia lum iuo muusu; . ... t vorv healthv condition. I ' " ' " i , . , - idux na warnea oi me uu6ci .. 1 . . . . ... . ri . "aoing Business witnoui a jiiuiiw 6 ran N URGES EEK ASPHALT ii sip era Gains Made in Early Part of Session Wiped Out by Liquidation NEW YORK. Nov. 9 Wide spread liquidation in the final hour of today's stock market, pre cipitated by a sharp break in Gen eral Asphalt issues, wiped out the fairly substantial gains made in the earlier part of the session and caused loss-, of one to two points in a number of active shares. Publication of an encouraging resume of business conditions by the federal reserve bank, higher foreign exchange rates and an ac tive resumption of pool activity In special stock brought a pood volume of baying orders into the market during the morning, early gains ranging from one to nearly five points. Short covering also was an Im portant factor, some good gains being made by domestic oils, shipping, rubber and tire stocks. These gains were cancelled, how ever. In the final reaction. Independent Steel shares were hit rather hard in the final selling. Gulf States Steel dropping 2 58 points below last night's close; Crucible two and Republic and Mid vale one each. United States Steel common, which was within a point of its year's high record this afternoon, . cancelled its mark and dropped a point below yesterday's final figures. Equip ments also proved a vulnerable t'arget. Mexican Petroleum .the conver sion privilege in which expired last night, was considerably less active today, gaining four points on a turnover of leas than 1.200 shares. - At the company's offices It. waa announced that 72,54u shares had been converted for pan-American "B" stock, leaving only 43,000 shares in the hands of the public. Total sales were 1.008,000 shares. Call money held steady at five per cent throughout the session Time. money rates continued firm with trading quiet. A much stronger tone prevailed in today's foreign, exchange mar ket. Sterling rates improved f ran tionally despite a rather heavy offering of grain and cotton bills, French, Italian and Belgian re mittances, particularly the two latter, made good recovery from yesterday's pronounced weakness REALTY EXCHANGES Reported by Union Abstract Company ; , - F. Barber and wife to J. Wil liamson atid wife. Lot 4, Blk. 76 North Salem, Marion county. Ore $10. H. F. Anderson and husband to H. E. Darling and wife: Lots and 8, Blk. 11. Capital Park Add to Salem, Oregon; $10. H. E. Darling and wife 40 F. W Rotzien and wife: Lots ? and 8 Blk. 11. Capital Park Add. to Salem, Oregon. Eliia Wolfe to C. J. McClary Lot 6, Blk. 16, North Salem, Ore. $10. W. H. Trumm and wife, Edward j F. Amort: Blocks 3 and 6 -'and Lots 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 6 7 8 9 of Blk. 1 Shaw's last add. to Shaw Ore. H. F. Durham and wife to Max Probe: Lots 2 and 3, Blk. 6, Frickey's Add to Salem, Oregon, t J. L. Eidson and wife to Lon M. Eidson: - Land in Sec. 11-7-1, Marion Co., Ore.; $4500. J. L. Eidson and wife to J. T. Eidson: Land in Sec. 11-7-1W., Marion Co., Ore. Percy Pugh and wife to H. and W. F. Pohle: Land in CI. 41-7-3W. Marlon Co., Ore. 0. W. Day and wife to A. Gehr- rnann and wife: Lots 9, Blk. 68, Salem, Oregon; $10. La4d & Bush to C. E. Crandall: Part of Lots 1 2 and 3 and all of Lot 4, Garden Home Tracts, Mar ion Co., Ore.; $10, I. W. Farrell, bankrupt, by trustee,- to W. K, Royal: Part of Lot 3 Johnson's Add. to Sllverton. Ore.; $1.00. J. Barber and wife to E. B. Perrine and wife: Land in CI. 37- 7-2 W., Marion county, Oregon; 10. Daisy Bump and husband to W. R. Mullican and wife: Land in Sec. 17-6-1 W., Marlon county, Oregon; $30D0. Chas. E. Brown to Martha K. Brown: Part of Blk 2, Stayton, Marion county, Oregon; $10. Chas. E. Brown and wife to Cilea M. Brown and M. Lee: Part of Blk, 2 Etayton, Marion county. Oregon; $10. Read the Classified Ads. IN TINS sTerfor Thmn a Ma star a! FtesOr p r LESS MEAT IF kidneys en Take a C.Ii uT Salt If fosr Ikrk lln r.nUMrr TruMblrw You j No man or woman who eats too much meat can make a wis- .. I take by flushing the kidneys oe ! casionally. says a well-known authority. Big meat eating may develop uric acid, which excites the kldaeys; they become over worked from the strain, get slug glsh and fall to filter the wastes and polaona Xrom the blood; then we get sick. , Rheumatsm, bead- aches, liver trou 1. nerTousnes. dlxslness sleepiness and urinary disorders often corns from slug glsh kidneys. J The moment yon feel doll ache In the kidneys, or your back hurts, of if the urine Is cloudy. offensive, full pf sediment i lr regular of passage or attended! by a sensation of scalding, stop eat ing meat and get about four oun ces of Jad Salts from any phar macy; take a tablespoonful in s glass of water before breakfast. and In a few days your kidneys may act fine. This famous salts s made from the acid of grapes and lemon Juice, combined with UthJa, and has been ued for gen erations to flush and stimulate- thme kidneys: also to neutralise the ac'ds in urine so it no loafer causes irritation, thus often elid ing bladder weakness. Jad Salts is Inexpensive and cannot Injure: makes a delttht'ul effervescent lithta water drink. which everyone should take now and then to help keep the kidneys clean and active and the blood pure, thereby often avoiding serl ous kidney complications. Adv. , LnKRPO01a W11KAT LIVERPOOL, Nov. 9. Close: Wheat 3-4d to 1 l-2d lower: Dec ember 10s Id; March 9s ? S-4d. buenos Aires wheat BUENOS AIRES Nov. . Opening: Wheat unchanged. MINNEAPOLIS WHEAT MINNEAPOLIS, Nov. 9. Wheat cash Number 1 northern 1.13 3-8 a 1.22 3-8; December 1.11 3-9; May 1.11 1-2. . SALEM MARKETS a , Prices q Tinted are w-hoVaal sad 1 -trice received by farmers. No rot are given eeeept aa aoted No. 1 White wheat $!.$. i .No. 2 wheat $1 - - No. 8 Red wheat ,seekd . , . Cheat hey $17.. ' Oat hay. $80. ' . ! " Cover hsv. baled $t9l?0. BOOS, BUTTER .A) BDTTSXFAT tin. ratal. Oe.-.i v Creamery batter.- retail dO50. Bte.rfat (delivered), 4$c.7 . Mfik $2 25 -ewt,- - " . j POUT.TET Old rootU'rs. $Q10. Broilers. 180S0. ' ' Heo. lighta, lie. , ,' k' Hen hsw. 1$e. PORK. ahrTTOW AND BEIP ' Hogs. ton. $10(316.35. - j ? rented hots. lie... op veal, dressed 13e r Steers, 6o. - Cows, 2V44 J-4 e. . '. . FRUITS Baaaaaa. 1An,'.- remont. $9.00, , Nsvl orsBge. $0.75. -California rrsnefniit, $T.S6. . : VEOETAiLES Tomatoes, Ma bn. Carrots, $8. . - Mead lettuce, $2 15 crate. Cucumbers, 40e Mo. Beets, $2.00 ewt r Portland Bavin.? Prlcea sj EGOS, POULTRY AND MEATS. BUTTERFAT FIRM No. 1 rhurnine cream. 48 446 fab. Portland; 45o at station; uadargradra. sJtyyv'B. EUtiS STEADY Current receipts 42 4i. 43c: whit he. neriee, 48" delivered livt, ruuLTKT yurrrr ' (Loss commission) Heavy hen. 22 19 23e lb.; do light. 13c; springs 1610c; old roosters. 10c: ducks,' whit Pekla, young. 23c: old ducks, nominal: live tur- keyt. No. 1 dressed. 40041c; do live, $0 Que; geeaa. nommst. DREBEJ M EATS WEAK (Less commlttios) Choice light her. 14214Ue; undergrade 11Q13: veal. top gra-les. 10Vfei(tle; nndergradear Se a loc HAT AJID UKAIJV HAb-FIRM, SO ARCS (Delivered Portlaad) Valley tlmothr. $21; Eastern Oregon timothy, $2 la 22 ton; alfalfa. $1S.50$19 ten: clever 119 lon; grain hay, $166,19; eat and vetch $20wA2t ton; straw 8809. UUm H1UHEH Bid price a (Track Portlaad. la 'ear lots) Wheat options $ 1.04 ft 1.2) :. Heart or blueatem $1.86; oats $36.75: Easter yellow corn, $320 84; barley $33 $33.73; mniraa e.w.iva e i. rauTT Rrrr steady Apples 50c$3.25 fscrordlar to vs. rlety aad pack); kueAleberrW. aomroali pear. AO & 6Se; grspe. $l.750S.5. ..VEGETABLES STEADY New potato. 60065s ewt V.at eabbag. 11 lb.; parse ir a,' ie lb.; rarrma. s.-ms soseo Mnrnes: vew ootoaa " $l.r01.25 ewt.; cream aqtrbsh. aomlaal- ' tomatoes, omial4 caaliUiwer. $lJt54S tl.50 deteo. WOOL ; WOOL STEADY Half .blood and fine, S0f35t throe eighth blood. 80032c; quarter blood. It 37e: low ouarter and braid. 80a22e; matted or eottod wool, 14318c. (NOTE Eastern Oregon. Waahlagtoa sad Idaho ranch dip bring 9 ta $ coats lose thaa valley wooL) HOPS QUIET HOPS 1921 crop, nominal; 010 th. . TAW- IN LOAVES. IT ji-ASK YOUR, Gt&CER mS, S U VLJ U 1 a wa was) auw wiusf a ioa. ache. Neuralgia Rheumatism and All Aches and Paina ' . ALL DRUGGISTS ., . j 35c aad 6Sc, jars arte tube ' , - HoapiUl ilza, 13.00 f Votaioes.- DoHfered lit, a wvw "