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HIE OREGON STATESMAN, BAllEJI, OREGON
TUESDAY MORNING. NOTEMBER. 14 1922
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CLASSIFIED AOTXBTIinCXXTt
; bt por
wee msartiea
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30e
J tree Inssrtioan , .,.
wMk (lis baertMBa).
OBO BSOBta
fia aaoaths' eoatract. per lb
It sntki' eoatrae, per eno. 3e
sjlaimam for ml edvartiaem't Sie
NORWICH UNION
iflBB INSURANCE! . SOCIETY
t W. H. Burghardt, Jr. i
Resident Agent - 171 But St.
. MONEY fO LOAN
Od Real Eatate
t. k. roup
(Over Ladd Bush Bank)
NEWi TODAY
POB CRT WOOD CALL 1F22. EVEN
I iaga- Alto milk goats, reasonable.
irVilfT ED PIANO FOR STORAGE. OR
i i nay tmall rent. Good rare. Phone
1 I 97 B. - . I .
aoar monday. small pocket-
I beoa containing bom;. eave at
Statesman.
ONE OF OCR POLICY HOLDERS RE
rently loet l.OUU baahete wheat by
! firs aa insurance. Are yon insuring
yoar grain Standloy Foley, Agta.
"V' Phone 847.
, WANTED FURNISHED ROOMS AT
. 'ehlldran. Addra 'AX" co Ftea
WILL TRADE 5-PA8S. LIGHT BIX
Bedea: anly baan -ran 2.600: mat
93,175; for imalt bouse aaar ear line.
MasVhave auicK action an this. A a
-t erase "B-95" do Statesman.
1F0B SALE -"RANGE - STOVE, Oil,
: etove, and boater. 1733 N. Summer.
. THE SMART SHADE ROCGE. "TAX
a g're." Hnrtt of the smart, nawaat
- U at tha aaar, at "The Flower-in-the-Bot
T tla" Ptrfuma Sbop, 114 North Liberty
t awa-a-MaMaHaiaaanaawMaHMM
, L0T3 FOR SALE OR EMAXOE FOR
; 8alam propvrty. 4 tota in Riddle.
; Ornen: A lota at Marahfiald. Orecoa;
i S Iota in Phanix. Ariaoaa. Pall ar
. addraea 897 8. 14th. Phana 1S10-M.
MODERN HOUSE FINE "CONDITIO!!
Btata Itraat; eornar, ji. tad E. iroat;
aU pavad; daabla garage; every tain
, ' 15000 aaak; term. Uarrla. 24
Si CapttoL 143-J. , v r, -
TOU SALE OR RENT 'GOOD FIVE
i ream heaee. bera aad ehiekea-hanea.
Oea aera aromnd. with frait. Phone
' 76-r. .
'if, II II ' ' . I II
1 I'RCSE RANCH. 4S ' ACRES FULL-
I bearing praae.' Lar dryer. Hoasa
? ead bara. Kataaed asu.uuu in iw
Meet moTa now at 120.000. Becka
' ii ndrteke, 205 V. S. Bk. BMg.
PRETTY GOOD 5 ROOM HOUSE THAT
j. JU0 down will take. Bath. Back m
f Heodrlcka ,S0 U. 8. Bk. Bldg.
TOR BALE THIRTEEN HUNDRED
4' iera-year-eld California Black Walnut
i treat. - A few knndred Italian Prone
traea. Addraaa, Roate 2. Box 43-R,
, Netr Klnfwaod Park.
' WANTED GOOD
- phpna so-rai.
WORK i i HOffSE,
i-r- Bargain Hurtters
IS ACRES EXCELLENT LAND JUST
autildd city limlU.OB pared kighwoy
Vbe4 Pancra. 10SS- Eat Waahtngtoa Bt.,
rurtiaoa, urt. lor iuu parucuiara.
.RANCH REDUCED ItSO. WE HAVE A
".. trim f acre janck, dmilaa.aorth of
IWluni' that- ie riaht, - Fair tarae bnlld-
S inga: orehard. Price redneed from
15.850 to 4.S00. Plaa home for lomt-
' iui at bad rack Sea thia" now. Im-
' mediate paaeenaJon, .V1300 will hendla.
Icka Hendricks. 20 v, b. bk. mug,
r
V OR' SALS . GOOD FIVE-ROOM
I tiontalaw on Sonth lth Street.: Price
1 .A
Krueger
Oregon Bldg.
Phona 317.
FOR- RKNT 0-ROOM MODERN HOUSE
with garage on Htaa Htraet. 0 room
snoaera boaae. fuH basement, street
- aad' alley paved, 93.900, 91.300 caah.
irwt. - "4--
: . t, ' 'V i II I LI..-' ' .
ivin ji num
Ladd A Bosh Bid).
!i $600 Dowh-
ISO 140 PER -MONTH iUST LIKE
: rent 'will bay madorn boose, 9 rooms
j wilk bath, toilet, electricity, gas, aewer.
. eoanacttoo; paved ' street ad . walk ;
. Isrga lot, rarage, lawn, flowera, akada
and. . trait trees; close to stale bona.
L, TM la a real aaaV ' Price reduced to
33.700, if aald by Nov. 16. See ,
Childs St-Bechtel ; jl;
j'teday.-' . . ''
' i i i 840 Bute Street. ; .' , .
Look-' ;:v
WH -HAVE. A GOOD XATE- MODEL
; light car to trade an -n house in North
1 Satem. "
i Let aa list rear bouse: wo can aell it.
Thomason
asm State St. Pboaa 175.
ix acres. All cultivated, h-vile
irant good town in Pork county, on
pock road,;.fatrly well fenced; also rati
i danea of 6 rooma, modern, largo lot,
t. t, east froat,. family frail, garage, price
L-fer both properties 97,750; owner will
? taka Salem residraco to 94.00O aad
' make easy terms an balance. 8oeolof
i !' aky 941 State. . . v )
kAv Best Buys and Exchanges
' -KOOJC MODERN, OAK AUK, MUlttu
1, from 94.ZOO to 93.700. 93VU casn. oar
i aaea to salt. 9 par cent. Owner tear
" t lty. . -
: a-ROOM MODERN NEW BUNGALOW.
V toll basement. 92,950. 9750 caah.
C-ROOM MODERN. Flh EST VIEW IN
-city, 93,500, '. 9500 cash, balanca 930
i monthly. 6 per cent. - ,
NS ACRES ON PAVEMENT. LIOHT
- line H-mile out. 93500. gl.OOO cash
3 ACUES. , TIMBER. ON PAVEMENT,
t 1 mile oat. 91.500, 91.000 .cask, bat-
aneo 9 per eeat.
9-ACRE POCLfKY RANCH. ON SAVE-
mortt, 94,150. Vk cash, S per cent. -
ACRE. NEW BUNGALOW. ON PAVE,
men. U, .mile out. 91.600 .cash. .
iJea't eome to us if yoa asp not looking
r Socolofsky
' -; iV ; J . 941 SUe. - . -
r EMPLOYMENT
' 'l 9cixt,
WANTED MARRIED.
MAN.- FOR
eows. Appl)
farm. Mast -onderstswd
in person to 895 Saginaw St.
FXltALB
WANTED 8UNDAY SCHOOL TEACH-
ar or worker for sevrral moyn
special employment aloof that' hfie.
Goad ukn. thanes to advance. - Give
telephone number. Address ' 'B-94 "
. . al Statesman.-
1
MALB AJTD FXJCAXB -
ANTED - MEN AND WOMEN TO
take, farm paper aabserlptlona. A read
proposition to tbo right people. Addeeaa
the Pacifte Homoataad, Stafeemaa Bldg
if aalam. Ore. .. . ; - . i '
FOR SALE
PIANOS
1 1 CHICK ERI NO GRAND. IN OOOD
to. Will give aoas tersaa. - H, U
I FnraiUra Oa.
FOR SALE
PiAJioa
ru SAL E OOOD USED MAHOOANY
ptaao left as to eeiL Price $300.
term. H. L. 8tif Faraitara Co., Mb-
FARM FATZR
IF TOU WANT TO OET thji urur
11oetBd 81. Oregon, for three
oaths' trial nbeeriptioB. Meetioa
thia ad.
POWf
100 S YEAS OLD 8. C WHITE l. to
f?i..,f''Al W. A. Fard.
vwauiiB. vngea.-
POULTRTMEM SEND RIGHT TWO
ran awarpa ror apaeial three eaantae
trial for tha boat and aldaat oaraal
la tka watt. Tka artielaa aad aJrer
tltementa ara of apaeial iatereet to the
DOBltry breodera of tbo Narthaat.
"rin.ni t-oaitry Jooraal. 311
Coat
"'" etreev rtaiaaa. Uregoa.
WOOD
WOOD FOR 8AL1. LARGE SECOND
a-rowta. van 1467.
BEST GRADE MILL WOOD 4 FOOT
aad lS iaek. Prompt delivery. Koaa
oaabla price. Pred E. Wal, SOS S
Ckarek. Pboaa 1542.
BIRDS AND DOOS
ST. ANDREA8BURO ROLLERS "THE
canary with a ooUega adaeatioa" Oaar
antaad. Former price 15 and $20.
Special price $1. Order now. E. B.
Flake. Birda. Flowera, aad Pet. 37
Buta Salem. Ore.
M2SCZIXANX0US
FOR .SALE
ENGLISH WALNl'TS.
Phone 65 Fl3.
Will deliver in Salem.
FULLER BRUSHES I0CAL REPRE-
aentaUve. Grimea. 1937J.
FOB SALB Otto WEWSPAPEatS. 10
eeata a aaadia. . cireniatioa daparv
ant, Oraroa . Stateaman.
FOR BALE DANISH BALDHEAD CAB-
bage; pia pampkin aad aetted Jera I
poutoaa. Pbone 81-F13.
SUMMER LCeoAOn REDUCED WALL
paper reeaaaata, pia tee- .wallboard.
Velvet atair carpet, 91.13. Eadar- 1
aaea blgh trade home paint Kalao- 1
mice, lOe povad. Cottoa mattree,
8.6A. Steel apriaga - 95.00. Mas
O. Bare a. 179 K. Commercial St.
"Beautiful Oregon Rose"
and eleven atkar Oraroa aoaca. to aether
with a fino oelloeiioa of natriotic I
aoaga. aaerad aoaga and nuny old-time
lavoritea -
ALL FOR 15a
(Special pricea in qnantltY lata)
Eraoeiallv adantabla for aehool
:. itr or noma aiaaiaK. Send for
The Western Songster
Tt pagea. now la iu ' third edition.
Published by
OlirnON TEACHERS MONTHLY
215 S Commarelal St. Balaea. 0-
FOR RKNT
APARTMENTS
FOR RENT -'
apartment
- NICELY
500 Union.
FURNISHED
FURNISHED 4PARTVKNT FOR RENT.
891 North Commercial.
FOR 'RENT NICKLY FURNISHED
apartment. Piivate entrance. Tha
Angetua. 555 Marion street. -'
HOUSES
FOR RENT NEW MODERN HOUSE
eioee in, 940.' Also 20-acre farm, with
stock and implements. P. L. Wood.
:;. 341 Stata St. -tv
FIATS
FOR RENT FURNISHED FLAT AT
604 Vh Ferry itraet. 50 a moatk.
Phono 98, rjiPpUr..9UBiatciB.a
business office.
WANTED
aXMCAVLLAJTEOOS
WANTED FUBNITURX. TOOLS. ETC
Phone ill. -
Ui.D ' MaMTKKSSES MADS OVER?
Capital City Bedding Oo. Phona 9
WANTED TO BUT HOUSEHOLD FUR
niture, ' tools, miacellaBeoua artlclaa.
Pboaa 1446.
WE ARB PAYING THE H I OH EST
market pnea for dried pruaes and eaa
so roar ewlla. wa ara alao Buying nu
ber one poUtoes. Phone us at 717.
or
1291. , Maagia Broa.
nivTin rvinTTHISfl IN HARD
ware aad reralVBra. Meet prtceo ausao.
TUB' CAPITAL Baaiiwaaa
h FURNITURE CO. .
985 . Commercial 8U- . . Pkoae 947
DlKTm tTTRNITURE. TOOLS, MA
hlaerv aaoea. ate- win nywr xn
or eea oa eommiaeVoa. Pboaa 911
Woodry. tbo anetioaaor. ' ,
BUSINESS CARDS
AUCTIONEEB
annrrroNKXS' F. It. WOODRY. THE
livestock, faraitara. rtai aetata ae
. tioaeer Pkoae all for kale dateo
1610 a. Bommer.
COL. J. B. GABLE AUCTJONEIK.
farm aad rity aaiea. jow o. uia.
phoaa 1446. ... - ,
O. 8ATTXRLXE AUCTIUHIEIV, fakjs
aad stock atiaa. raoeo
1211-J; Office 1177. Salem, Oregon.
ACZTYXXNB WEU3INQ
IRON. STEEL, BRASS. ALUMINUM
Briag tka piacaav , Oxo-Oaa Haatiag
Cw- S97 CoarV, - -
BXAUTY - PASXrORS
MOW OPERATING MODEL BEAUTY
-Parlor. 110 Naith Coasmareial a treat
Phoaa 9S9. .
Auto Directory
AUTOMXILES
FHE GOOD MAXW4LL GINGRICH
Motor Co. 971 Coart.
BATTERY AND EXXCTRICLUT
CD. BARTON EXIDE
starter aad aaneeaaar
BATTERIE8
eork-171- S.
OommerciaL -.
PRESTO-LITE BATTEBT flRVICl
Bt.tiea. Eapart battery aad electr.eal
work. Farria Broa. Pboaa 1808. 419
Oaart. '
VUTO ELECTWTIAN: EXPERl
bla ikaoUagTT 219 M. High.
EXPERT TROU
Fhaae
09.
? - TTF'P-R AND- ACCESSORIES
IBRD PARTS 1-9 TO M OFF MIKE'S
1 Wracklne House. , 494 Sort
ToBiaiarcial, Phoaa 829. ;
' SICnCLES . AND BEPATRTNO
LOTD E. RAM8DENDATT0N BICY
-Haa. aad rapairlag. , 8T Coart. .
.- HARRY- WV
SCOTT ,
Tha Cyela Ifaa"
147 8. Com'L
Phona 89
TSSO OARS
BUICK FOUR 10C3 SEDAN. LIKE NEW.
fo.- 400 leas. Owner. 2000-J.
m i-ftow LMrM CAR EXCHANOR.
palriag., WaaJns. PaMahlaR.
RADIATOR ' FENDSR REPAIRS
nmriTORit FENDERS. BODTES,
"IT.V: 1. MBalrod. J. O. Bair. 444
'' Farry.
AUTOMOBILE PAIXTIXQ
RELIANCE AUTO PAINTING CO. . M
Stata 8U ear. Froat. Colonel J. Olm-at-ad,jngr.
; ....... 3- '-
BUSINESS CARDS
CARPZTt AJTD KUO WEAVtJIQ
CARPET AND Rl-O "WEAVING RAQ8
drad. Phaaa fcfnra a. aa. SaPai.
CAJTDT BSOPS
ACJIE CHOCOLATK 8HOP "JL'8T
Candy." Strictly koueaiada. Ill S.
CoaiaieretBl.
OAKPEra ADD FXUTF KVOS
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC WE NOW
Ufa fluff taga eaodo oat of old ear
peia, aay leogthi r wtdtk yoa dee ire.
We aleo re fit. re-aaw aad alio carpota.
Featkar renovating and mattreat atcaai
iag aad ra-niakiag. SaUat Carpet
Clean ag and Vtaff Rag Worka. Pboaa
1 154.
EXECTKZCLUTS
SALEM ELECTRIC CO. MASONIC
-Baikdiag. Paooe I SOU.
ELECTRIC P1XTURK AMD SUPPLY CO.
pBoao 1034. ITi H. Libny.
HAUK'S E1.ECTRI0 8HOP ELEC
trieal aiackiaa repairing, contract rag
ST Court. Pboao 4X8.
AOCCHIE FLEENRR. ELECTRJC1AN
Honae wiring by boar ar eoatraet. Eeti
natee foroiaael. Pboaa a0. 414
Court St.
CHIMNEY SWEEPS
CHIMNEY 8WKEPINO FCKNACt
cleaning. Y. Councilman. Phone Iit.
FINANCIAL
MARION-POLK COrjltTT FARM LOAN
aaaoeiatioa haa aooaey to waa at Vb
percent. W. D. bmith. aocretary-uaaa
a ror. in Ra!a Baak af Conn or re
rxNAKCIAL
20 TEAR FARM LOADS O! RURAL
eradit olan. prepayment pravlaVoaa a)
lowed. Wa will fiaaaca yoa for a lent
rat of iatoreat taaa aay fine oa tka
eoaet.
Private aanaay to loan on either etty ar
eoaalry property.
R. W. Marsters
-411 Oregaa Boildiac
'' CHINE SB FHY8ICIAJI
DR L. M. HUM CURES ANY ITKOwTI
diaeaao ! ft Hisb Bt- hoae 90S
DRUG STORES
WM. NEIMEYER "JUST DRUGS."
175 N Coin na ere lal itreot, pboaa 197.
BREWER DRUG
CO. 40S OOURT
Pboaa 'M
CLBAHEBS AJTD DYBRS
SPICK. . SPAN -dvdra.
544 Stata
CLEANERS AND
DXUOLESS PHYS1CIAKS
MAGNETIO HEALIHO DR. A. I.
Fraata. A cote aad ehronie diaeaaea.
Phone 780. 3S-38 Breyman Block.
FURNACES
8EAGK0VE FOR
FURNACES 199 8.
12th tract.
FURNITURE STORES
GIESE FURNITURE CO. QUALITY
furniture for laaa money. aTS v,ourv
Phono 464.
PEOPLE' 8 FURNITURE STORK NErV
and second band faraitara. 971 N. Core
mere iai.
FLORISTS t
t rirr vi-jiwers and floral PIECES
Delivery. C. F. Breithaaov lioaut, us
North Liberty atroot. Phema aau
Ladies' Wearing: Apparel
SRXSSMASTJra
SPENCER CORSETS ; TO ORDER
Dresamakinc. gum rtaaer, ateuor-
aack Bids.
HXMSTITCHZKO . -
?P,o,amaaBaafaaaa '-
8ALEM ELITE HEMSTITCHING
nloatine-. buttons, atamniaa aa aoeoio
work. 939 Oregon Bldg. Phono 979.
MRS. 0. E. MILLER HEMSTITCHING.
' stamping, buttons. Room 10, over mu
lar'i atora. Phona 117.
MTT.IfrTCT3
HATS FROM 91 UP MRS.
a a
ffriitira 919 Coart street.
HOTXXS
CAPITAL HOTEL CORNER STATS AND
CommareiaL Pboaa 930.
Alti.lNUTOM HOTEL OLKAif COST
SOc aa 4a Biata. . .
TRANSFER RAUUVfi
CAPITAL OTTT TRANSFER CO. 236
Stata St Phoaa 999.. Distributing
forwarding and storage aar specialty
Oat oar ratea. - -
WB MOVE. STORE AND SHIP HOUSR-
bold gooia. - Our apaeial ty kt piaaa
aad faraitara meviag. We alao mane
anstn trine. Wa handle tha boat coal
aad wood. Call oa aa for pricea. We
give good measure, goad ' quality aad
goad service. Larmer Tranaiar uo
Pboaa 980.
TRAWSPORTATTOV
PARKER'S STAGS LINES
J. W. Parker. General Manager
Central Stage Terminal Salem, Oregon
8ALEM-SILVERTON DIVISION
Leaves Salem, Ceatral Stage Terminal:
T ajL, 11 a-nv. S ?-n-.
Leaves Silvarton. News Bundt
8 a m, 1 p.m 6 p.m. -Salam-Iadepoadeaeo-Monmoath
Diviakva
Laavaa Salem Ceatral Stage Terminal:
T a-m. 9 a.m. 11 aja. 9 a.m. m
Laavaa Moamoath. Moamonra Metet:
8:15 a-m, 1 p-m, 9:15 pja.
ravaa IainBdanaa. Baavev Motel:
9:90 a.m. 10 a-m. 1:15 p.m. 4 p.m. 9:90
Wm n.ka eonneetloaa at Salem ta U
a arte af tha valley. -Extra trip
appointment.
J. W. PARKE a General Mgr.
ZAUVDRXES
SALEM LAUNDRY COMPANY. 199 8
Liberty atroot, Joae 15. Oldaal
largrat beat. Established 1989.
HAPfTAL CITY STEAM LAUNDRY -
aaalitv work, prompt service, isa
Broadway. Phana 185
SCAVENGERS
SOOS SCAVENGER SERVICF. ( SIT
cessor to Nesl Scavenger Garbaga and
refnsa of all kind removed by thr
month. Reasonable ratee. Phones
Office 529. residence .2058.
jsi a-w ftTAVENOERS GARBAGE. RE
fnae of all kiada removed ' Oaupoolo
nleaaod. Phono 16T. or 1599W.
TTVZSl
EDWARD WXLP EXPERIINCtD
plana tuner. - Leave . era era w iu
Muste Store.-
!
SBOOND HAND GOODS
SALEM BARGAIN HOUSE BUYS AND
alia aeeoad-hand faraitara. Tools aad
, junk. 320 N. .Com L rnona aax.
ilJ1 Ksehanra. - 941 N. Commercial
Phono 1868-W. t '
STOVES AND STOVR REPAIRINa
STOVES : REBUILT AND RIPAIRXD
40 years experience, wwi
feaeav aises 26 to 29 inches high.
Paints, oil and varnish ea. ate, togaa
1 .... mm ham hooka. Salem feneo aad
Stove Worka. 950 Oaart atroot. Pboaa
.124
afXDIOAX.
MOUNTAIN BALM COUGH REMEDY
; Pfeaaa 61T-W..
MA CHINS 'SHOP
THR CROSS AUTOMATIC ' ELECTRICl
Steam Boilers, vulcantsers aaa taoe
nlatea. Parry C. Campbell, 17 N.
Liberty. ; ' ' -
1 ft: AND M. CU. SPEAJIALIX wi Hir
ers BBO WBIO". """"vo vsitkv.
490 Ferry. Phona S64.
BUSINESS CARDS
HEH'I UTORB
ED. CHASTAIN'S UPSTAIKS MEN'S
hop. Snita aad ovareaata. Lea my
alaira. it paya. 123 W. CommorctaL
NOODLE PAXLOU
WA HONQ NOODLE HOUSE.
439
Ferry.
SIN SIN NOODLE HOUSE CHOf
auey, 40c; puffed rica. SOc; noodJea.
30c; fried aouda. SOe. lea S. Lib
erty. MACHINISTS
WECHTER S SMITH MACHINISTS,
eagiBoera. weldere, tieald eyUador
grinding aorvira. Pboao 663 34 Fer
ry. MUSIO STORES
GEO O WILL PIANOS. PHONO
grapha, aewina marhinao. eh t aoale.
aad oiano aladtea. ttaoairioa obooo
craphe and aewiaa macbtaaa. 433
Slate. Salea
MUSIOAX
SALEM OONSERV ATORT OF MUBIO
All braacb- taacbL dip lorn ne gvaatoa.
John B. Sitae. Director. 1391 Oaart
Pboaa OSS.
RAO AND JAZZ PIANO P'-ATINO
12 leaaona raaraataad. Watarmi
Syatem. F. B Clark. Mgr, MeCer
aack Bldg.
VARIETT STORES
SALEM VARJETY STORE. lit
CommareiaL Pboaa 1377.
WATEB
SALEM WATER. LIGHT 4 POWER CO.
Offieo. 801 Sooth Com'L St. Tea per
eoat diaeouat oa domeetie flat raJ
paid in advaaee. No 'dodaevao or
abaanra or aay caata aaleaa a tier it
akat off yoar remiaaa.
WOOD SAWS
WOOD SAWING PHONE 1191.
CITT.
eouatry. Ed. Sproed.
CITY AND COUNTRY WOOD SAWING.
Pboaa 2049. Fuher Broa
RESTAURANTS
L'B RET AURA NT MOST REASON-
able prices. Johaaon-Barrr. 199 S
High
PRTNTtBTO)
ROWLAND
PRINTING
Pattoa Bldg.
CO. JOB
printing.
PIANOS
TRADE YOUR OLD Pf ANO FOR A SEW
Victor or Bruaawlct., H. L. stiff gar
nitnro Co. alaaie Dept.
SHERMAN CLAY CO. PIANOS
Bteinwari Duo-Art and othera. Moore a
Maaic Houta. ill Oaart I treat aad
Maeoale Taatpla.
URSZBXES
WANTED .STRAWBERRY PLANTS.
e'so gooseberries and other tmill fruit I
Ward KK. Richardson.
FRUITLAND NURSERY WILL HAVE
salaa yard at Cherry City lead bara.
544 Ferry street. About Nov. 1, Sea
ma before buying. Phoaa II 40-At.
COMPLETE LINE TREES SMALL
fruits, eraamsntels. Capital City Nur
sery Co, 426 Oregoa Bldg. Phoaa 75.
PLtnasnro
PLUMBING REPAIRING AND COIL
work. Phono 1297-J. Shop, -1ST Cnioa
A l: teodfrev.
LODGE DIRECTORY
UNITED SPANISH WAR VETERANS.
Cams 9. Armory. First third Meads vs.
PROFESSIONAL
OHTROPODISTS
DR. OEORGB V. MINER. FOOT SPEajtte laws of tha United States or any
tanst. modern equipment: arches made.
to order.
Room 9. Patten Bldg.'
Phona 957.
DR. 8. F. SCOTT, S. t?.. GRADUATE
of Ua National University of Science
Chicago. Scientific Chiropody. Suite
901-902 Maeoale Temple. Phono 640
for appointment,
CHIROPRACTORS
DR. S. R. SMITH, CHIROPRACTOR. 1
332 Oregon Bldg. Phono 664. v
DR. LENA A. BOONE, CHIROPRACTOR.
475 -S. Commercial. Hoars 10 to 13;
1 to 5. Phona 1415.
DRS. SCOTT A SCOFIELD. P. 8: C.
Chiropractora. 414-19 U. 8. Sank Bldg.
Pbone. 87; res. B28-K.
OPTICIANS
MORRIS OPTICAL CO. Suite SOI Or
goa BuUdiag. .
GLASSES FITTED BT THR BOW OP
tical Co., 825' Stata street, opposite
Ladd Bush Baak. "Use Waality
rrovea Sbur-ena. .
NATUROFATHIO PHYSICIANS
DR. A. SLAUGHTER ACUTE AND
ehronie diseases. ,415 Orsgoa Bldg.
Phana 110.
08TBOPATHI0 PHYSICIANS
DR8.
WHITE AND
8. Baak Bldg.
MARSHALL 206
U.
DR. FOSTER 404 OREGON BLDG.
Phones 766, 2024-J.
DR. W. L. MERCER OSTEOPATHIC
Physlciaa aad Surgeoa. Klrksvilla
gradaata, 404-405 U. 8. Nattoaal Bank
Bid. Phone, office 919; rea. 814.
BROKEN AROHTS AND OTHER DE-
formrtiee of tka feat eerr acted without
loss af time from year oecupatioa
Dra. wuto m Marshall. U. B.
Bldg.
DR. JOHN L. LYNCH OSTEOPATHIC
Physlciaa and Surgeon, 401-404 Ore
gon itidg. Phoaea, e til co, lava: raa.
sags.
REAL ESTATE
FOR 8ALE DESntABLE CLOSE IN
acreage by owner. Glena Adam. Phone
FOB SALE OR TRADE 160 ACRES OF
land near Bend. Oregon. Call 110
Owens.
ANDERSON A RUPERT
Saecoeaors to Laflar 6 Laflar
INSURANCE
REAL - ESTATE
-BONDS LOANS
408-7 ' : Oregon Bldg.
.V YOUNG MARRIED COUPLE EX
perienced in farming or fruit growinr
can have their choice of two small
farms on exceptionally easy terms. Oae
has fine bangalow on it. Exceptionally
well ..adapted Jo fruit, nuts, or berries.
A. U. Bohrnstedt
407 Masonic Temple. Salens. Oregon.
Worth While
A SIX ROOM HOUSE. HAS,BATH AND
water ay stem, small bara and chicken
house, quite a lot of frnit. On etv
rma. Price 1 1.700, 3500 down and
925 per month aad interest.
Mills and Copley
331 '4 State. '
Wood's Bargains
NEW FIVE-ROOM BUNGALOW, PAVED
street and sidewalk, nice location.
92.650. New four-room modern ban
galow, rood- location." 32.0OO: easy
ij-terma. Choice five-acre tract cloee in
aa paved highway, with new bun
galow to trade for a homo ia Salem.
' Good seven-room ntodrn hoasa and
five lots well located, to exchange for
a smaller house. A fear nice tott"rn
easy terms. F. L. Wood, 941 State St,
REAL ESTATE
C8ED CAR WORTH SOO AS FIRST
payment oav good O ruoat bwuaa. Prtco
92SOO, balanca like rant. Sea it today.
A. W. ESTES REALTY CO.
fotta HtMia
FOR SALE 12 1.1 j ACRES. JUST
north of 2U t"h rrr Areoar. City
water, Lghts and arwrr. Prx-e (l,2uU.
Krueger
Oregon Bld. pkuaa 217.
Look
TP YOU .WANT A GOOD ROOM PLAS-tr-d
bease, large lot. well lo. atrd. in
r.asi riatem. a a vargaio. e hae a
far 92.10O. with ioo down.
Thomason
4.tlVa State St. Phone 175.
AXKEXT BOTTOM FARM FOK TRADE
for noma in Sli. Alio ha a twau
unii name rlosa in for sale. Many at
tractive lots.
Gertrude J. M. Page
402 North ttage Street.
Worth While
A GOOD SIX ROOM HOUSE AND
large lot on paved itret. bearing fraiL
a a gol tocatiea aad in good condi
ln. fnc a4.2UV; cah. A
daudy lot in the Oaka Aln.on. al!
clear, with ebatrart 59t. A lot oa
23n! Si. jaat off Sute. 9250. 925 dowa
and 910 month. A strictly modem
noma with garage. 7 rooma and base
ment for rent. A n-at 5-roita house.
Jl altered; -hat bath, toilet and electric
l.gf.u: neir M-hcol and car Ha. Price
agouti with (atxi down.
Mills and Copley
311 H (state t.
a-ltOOM HOUSE. MODFRV OONVVVI.
cen.-e. corwr lot, five blocks from cen
ter of city, paved strict. Would make
a good is coma proportion. 13300
cash 91000. balance 920 and interest
o per cent
Winnie Pettyjohn
33 IS State St.
Good Buys
CIX.SE IN BUSINESS PROPERTY 92
rnea siz.ooo. . 7 room modern
bungalow, fireplace, furnace, cement
basement, garage, paved street. If yoa
went a snap sea this. Price 95O0.
terms. 5 room bangalow modern in
every way oa N. Com'L St. Price 940OO
terms. 6-room bangalow with basement,
near. aehool. Price 93150, cash. 4-rOon
bungalow at 31 S. 25th St. baaemeaU
Price 93675, V cash. Good 7-room
house at 729 N. Liberty St. Price
93150. 91000 eash. 5-room cottars on
Mill St. modern plumbing aad lights.
Price 92200. 91000 cash. Real Estate
and Fire Insurance.
W. H. Grabenhorst & Co.
275 8tate Bt.. U. .lank Bldg.
NOTICE Or SALl. Ol GOVERNMENT
TIMBER.
General Land Office. Washington, D. 0.
September 29. 1922.
Notice is hereby given that subject to
the coaditioas aad limitations of tha act
of Jane 9. 1916 (39 Stat. 219) and la
ttractioni of the Secretary of tha In
terior of September 15, 1917 (48 U D.
447 tha timber on rho following lands
will be aold st 10 a clack a. m. Novem
ber 28, 1922. at public auction at tha
United Btates Land Office at Portland.
Oregon, to the higheat bidder at not leaa
tana tha appraised value as thowa by
thia aotiee. sale to be subject to tba ap
proval or tne secretary 01 tna interior.
The purchase price with an additioaal
sum af ana-fifth af oaa per eeat thereof
being commissions allowed, mast bo do-
posited at time of eala, money to be re
turned If sale ia not approved, otherwise
patent will issue for tha timber which
moat bo removed within tan years. Bida
ill bo received from eUisena of the
United 8tates, asaoeiatioaa of such eiti-
tsae and -corporations orgsaised ander
1 state, territory, or aisinet tnereoi oniy,
Upon applicatloa of a oaalifiod- par-
parehaaer tha timber oa aay legal sub
division will be offered aeparatoly before
being included ia any offer af a larger
anit.
T. 7 8., R. 1 E.. Bee. 15, KEU NXi
red fir. 640 ML; 6W4 NE4 red fir.
1745 M.; NKli'KW'H, red fir, 12SO M.;
SW4 NW, red fir. 780 M.: SW
XW4. red fir 950 M. ; BE 4 NWH,
red fir. 1700 M.: NEU. SWV1. red fir.
SOW M.: NWI4 SWH. red fir, 1150 M.t
SWU. SWVi.. red fir. 7W5 M.: 8EK
SW. red fir. t60 M.; NW 8E. rod
fir. S460 M .; nono of the rod fir timber oa
theaa tracts to bo . sold for less than
93.00 per M.
x. a cL. it a e, boo. as, sw a w .
red fir, 1090 M; bans of the red fir oa
Ma acl to ba sold for lass than 11.10
paf M '-l.;
awsBeo, ' v iLLiias , nrni..
. Ooamiaaioner. General Laftd Oftlea.
NOTICE Of SALE OF GOVXRNMXNT
TIMBER
GENERAL LAND OFFICE,
. , Washingtoa, D. .O.,
November 6, 1922.
Notice is hereby civt-n that sabject to
the conditions and limitations of the Aat
et June 9, 1910 (39 Stat. 21S). and the
Instructions of the Secretary af tha In
terior, of September 15. 1917 140 L. D.
447), the timber on the following iaadr
will be told at 10 o clock a. m. on Decem
ber 19. 1922, at publie auction at the
United States land office at Portland.
Oregon, to the highest bidder at not less
than the appraised value as shown by this
notice, sale to be sabject to the approval
of tha Secretary of the Interior, - Th-
pruehase price, with an additional sam of
one-fifth of one per cent, thereof, being
commissions allowed, mast be deposited
at time of sale, money to bo returned if
sale is not appaoved. ' otherwise parent
will issue for the timber which must be
removed within ten years. Bids wilt be
received from citizens nd corporstions
organised ander the laws-of tha -United
States or any State. Territory or District
thereof only. Upon application of . a
qalified purchaser, the timber 011 any
leral subdivision will be offered slbsrate-
ly before being included in aay offer of
a larger unit.
T. 4 K. 3 W. ?ecr 1, N. .
N. E. 4. yellow fir 440 M.: N. W. V
X, E- 34. yellow fir 140 M.; none of the
yellow fir on these traeta to be aold for
le than 3-2-25 per M.
eaww a 1
N.
5 N.. R. 3 W.. Hep. 35. N. E.
Va. yellow fir. 1250 M.. red cedar
50 M ' N. W. 4 N. E. U. red fir,
1350 M.. yellow fir 250 M., red cdar 50
M.: 8. E. iNi E. M, yellow fir,
2425 M.. red cedar 150 M .; 8. W. K
X. E. 14. red fir 275 M.. yellow fir
KM H-. red cedar 25 M ; N. E. hi 8. K
4. yellow fir. 1380 It.: K. W. H
S. E.4. red fir, 575 M.. yellow fir
'i15 M red cedar 50 M.; S. E. Vi
9. Z.M.. red fir 100 M yellow fir
"90 M.; S. W. 8. E. H. red fir 575 M-
jellow fir 400 red cedar 50 Mo
nona of the fir or cedar en this area to
be sold for less thsn 92.25 per M.
T: 9 S.. R. 3 E Sec 23. S. E. M
S. W. Vt. red fir 620 M.; none of the
fir on thia tract to be sold for less than
31.75 per M.
UEO. K. WICKJ1AX.
Acting Commissioner. General Land
Office. ' -i
FOR RENT FARMS
FOR RENT 200 ACRE FARM WITH
approximately 125 acres la cultivation.
Inquire John H. MeNarv. Salem.
DAIRY POTATOES
PORTLAND. Ore., Nov. 13.
Butter: Prints extras 48c; cubes
c-xtTas 45c; prime fittts 44c.
Butterfat, Portland delivery:
Noi l sour cream 48 49c.
Potatoes: Buying price locals
SO 7 5c; -Belling price 9001.25.
J i " . HOPS
NEW YORK. Nov. 13. Hops
quiet, state 1922. 211924c; Paci
fic 1922, 16e18c; 191. 14t?15e.
W BUEXOS AIRES WHEAT
BUENOS AIRES. Nor. 13.
Opening: Wheat unchanged
NOTICE
Notice is 'hereby riTen. that a
road district meeting will be held
xt Lablsh Canter Scholhouse in
Road District No. 17 m Marion
County, Oregon, on Saturday the
ISth day of November. 1922. st
00 o'clock P. M. for the pur
pose of levying an additional tax
for road purposes in sa d district.
W. M. Bushey
County Judgtf
NOTICE
Notice is hereby given that a
road district meeting will be held
st Evergreen Scholhouse in
Road DistrictNo. IS in Marion
County, Oregon, on Saturday the
18th day of November, 1922, at
9-(id n'rlnrh X t fn. IKa nnr
pose of levying an additional tax
lor road purposes in said district.
W. M. Buchey
County Judge
RALLY IS STAGED
Covering by Shorts Cause
of Lively Sensation in
Chicago Yesterday
Chicago, Nov. 13. Coverinr by
shorts late in the session brought
about a rally in the wheat mar
ket after it had held within rela
tively narrow limits, but had gen
erally averaged higher because of
the strength in Winnipeg and
higher quotations in Liverpool.
The. close was unchanged to 1 1-4
higher with. December 116 1-4 to
1.16 3-8 and May 1.15 to 1.15 1-8.
Corn was 1-8 lower to 1-4 higher,
oats a shade off to a like advance
and provisions unchanged to 7
cents up.
The action of the wheat mar
ket was erratic. Pressure to sell
was felt on all of the bulges, and
there was a strong belief in the
bear side, but the trade waa in
clined to exercise caution and sell
only on the bulges. The Turkish
situation was regarded as unfav
orable, and tended t o lend some
uneasiness causing restriction of
bearish operations. There always
was enough wheat to check the
rallies, despite support which
came mostly from local longs.
Most of the purchases, however,
were against sale9 made in Win
nipeg. For the first time In more
than a month there was mention
of hedging pressure and while
this selling was not big, it was
large enough to attract attention.
It emphasized the big receipts of
1,952,000 bushels In the vi9ible
supply also waa & reminder of in
creased receipts and decreasing
demand. . Whether over the win
ter wheat belt was avorable and
soil - conditions were reported
greatly improved by the rain and
snows of Sunday and today. ?
Corn and oats showed a rather
heavy undertone, averaging lower
early on local pressure but rally
lng later on ehort -covering. No
material change was noted In cash
premiums; and the demand for the
actual grain was fairly good
Some etales were made to export
ers, although there war no fresh
inquiry of consequence from
abroad, according to seaboard re
ports.
Buying of lard credited to New
York, coupled with an advance In
lard In Liverpool, tended to off
set a decline in bogs here and
made a higher range in provis
ions.
OF
IS 7 FEET
One Gull Which Visits Ver
mont Annually Said to Be
80 Years Old .
BURLINGTON. Vermont. Nov
17. The herring gulls of Lake
Champlain left for the North ear
lier than r.sual this fall and ob
servers are wondering whether
this means a long winter. . The
gulls are given protection on tht
Four Brother Islands, where they
raise their young, and they are
iighly valued by the municipality
of Burlington because of their
usefulness as scavengers at the
outlet of the city lewer In the
lake.
The species of gull seen here
is said never to have been found
farther south than Albany, N. T,
rne islands were purchased by
Fdward Match of New York s half
century ago tor the purpose o
protecting the birds, and the
Hatch family ever since then has
maintained guards to prevent the
stealing of eggs and killing of
guns. The average fujl grown
gun nere measures between fire
and seven feet from tip to tip,
The birds' shrill cries assist In
scaring- poachers away. If the
nest of a setting bird is visited
the male. gull will attack the in
trader with his wings, which can
deal a powerful blow. Scientists
say that one of the gulls which
comes to .the islands annually ia
more than 80 years old.
" MINNEAPOLIS WHEAT
MINNEAPOLIS, Minn., Nor. 13
Wheat cash: ? No. . 1 - northers
113, 7-81.22 7-8:. December
1.11 7-8; May 1.12.
IN mm MARKET
WING
n
STOCK
s
UPlWDDOIi
Covering and Selling Opera
tions of Short Inter
ests Are Reflected
NEW YORK. Nov. 13. Stock
prices see-sawed up and down in
today's market, reflecting In gen
eral the covering and selling
operations of short interests, who
appeared to be in cosriplete con
trol. Final prices were generally
below those of Saturday but the
strength of the resistance en
countered at today's lower levels
indicated that the decline had
about run its course, at least ten
porarlly.
. Bearish sentiment has devel
oped on the unfavorable outlook.
In Turkey, the possibility of us
favorable tax legislation by the
tuxt congress and the apparent
inability, of bull operators . to
attract ac outside following.
Crucible steel dropped nearly I
points on publication tit the an
nual report which showed u defic
it of nearly $1,500,000 after pay
meat of dividends for the year
ended August 31 last.
Other steels were weak In sym-j
pathy. General asphalt common I
and pfeferred establ.shed new low
recorda for the year on net losses
qf slightly more than six and four
points, respectively, but they re
covered somewhat in later deal-
ngs.
Chane.es In rail prices were
mixed, but mostly downward.
Jersey Central dropped 3 points
on announcement of officials that
no immediate distribution of the
profit of its coal -properties wat
contemplated. Reading, and Chi
cago and Northwestern made
plight gains while Yestern aPcliJa
was pushed up over two points.
Some of the outstanding weak
spots were Brooklyn Edison, De
troit Edison, Federal Mining and
Smelting preferred, Liggett and
Meyers, Montana Power, Hash
Motors, National Biscuit, Loril-
lard Tobacco and Goodrich Pre
ferred, tha losses ranging from
2 14 to 13 points. Woolworth wat
trong, gaining five points.
Total sales were 1,014,000
shares. 1
Call money opened and held at
five per cent thrdughout the day.
Business la the time money mar
ket was confined mostly to renew
als which were arranged at five
per cent. The bulk of the com
mercial paper is moving at 4 3-4
per cent. '
An Improved tone was noted (To
the foreign exchange market. The
Italian rate moved up from 4.4b
to 470 in response ta the? accum
ulation by governmental agen
cies on the strength of the Im
proved political conditions lb
that country.
FRUIT :
NEW YORK, Nov. 13. Evap
orated apples firm; pHme state
11 1-4 11 1-2; prune steady.
Calif ornias 8 34 17 l-2c; . Ore
gdns 7&12c.' Apricots -firm.'
choice 24 25c, extra choice "4 0
27c, fancy 28 02 9c. Peaches
quiet, choice 12 12014 1-4. extra
choice 14 1-2 15 le4, fancy 16
18c.
Adele Garrison's aew rhaae of
REVELATIONS OF A WIFE
CHAPTER ,160
The Decision Madge Made.
"So you dared." ..
Hugh Grantland'a tone was icy
as he towered above the man
whom I knew only as "Tim."
He had given me only the brief
est of nods when he had appeared
so abruptly in the doorway of Bet
ty Kane's kitchen, and there crept
over me the snubbed-llttle-slrl
feeling which I . often experience
when the officer is intent upon
some business. Major Grantland
has more than most men what
Dicky terms a "single track mind.
and I saw that in this Instance
the track was a particularly nar-
now gauge one.
Tim threw . me a oeseechlng
glance.
"Twasn't no harm, major he
said, shrinking from the tall off!
cer, whose long sinewy hand was
outstretched towards his eoat col
lar. "The ladyll tell yoo It wasn't
no harm."
"That makes no difference.
The hand was tightened en the
coat collar now. You had your
orders from tne. You have chosen
to violate them. Now you will
take' the consequence. Come
along." '-: S :-: v v "; .':
For a panic-stricken second or
two I thought Major Grantland
meant to Inflict physical punish
ment upon the man before my
eyes. Then I saw that hev was
simply Impelling him towards the
door, and I guessed that the des
tination of the luckless taxi driver
was the nearest jail. I had sur
mlsed before that the secret of
Hugh Grantland'a hold over the
man was the knowledge be prob
ably possessed of Tim's peccadil
loes. Curiously enough. In the ac-
taal consummation of the thing he
had feared. Tim. appeared to lose
IWIOG A BID
tB terror of Hog ortatuna ,
which he had exhibited all throuih
his Interview with m." '"t K P:.,: V
"I guess I'm the goat, all rlKbt.
all right," he said, witff roam ,
bravado. "You tell me If I come
Bear the lady yoll put tne n atir,
and tne dime. 9he hinds n the i
same spiel If I don't deliver her
letter for her, so what's fellow
to do? And ir 1 nsvs to ao,
stretch. I'd rather do It Jfau9
of obeying her than youi she's
better looking. vs , V
Ma J. GntatUanTa Demand
He grinned Impudently ds Be
gpoke, and I wondered at his ter
tnerlty Hugh Grantland'a temper
la not to be wantonly rouaad with
out risk but the officer, tbo he
paused at Tim's words aud looked
at him tftarchingly. gave no. evi
dence of anger. V " f- '
"So she. too, had something
on you! he said grimly. Vell.
that explains things 90Mei oat."
He paused a moment reflectively,
then spoke sharply. . V 1 4 . . .
"Where is the letter? I Glv U
tO me. V ' ; , J ? !
Tim looked at me with evident
relief , at being able to shift re.
sponsibility. . , 1
"The lady haa It he sad.
With a daxterioua movameat
Msj. Grantland ahoed hiuh lotv a
cbalr. . , " r ,
1 don't think I need , to tell
yoa to stay there, he said mean
ingly. . . - - ,
"You don't." he said dryl.
: I braced myself tor the demand
I was sure would come neitf rum
Hugh, Grantltnds lips. And I
was not mistaken. He' strode (o
Ward me, towering , -above my
chair, holding out his haad
I cannot tell you how huruili-
ated I an that this thing ha hap
pened,' he aald "I gave yoy .my
word that you ahould not lr a ob
jected to any annoyance bocavae
)f that woman, and here you have -actually,
been given s lett9f from
her. Let me have It pleas.' aad '
I wUI deal with the matter," -j'j -Thankful,
Indeed. wa-fr that
when he bad entered the rcoifi I .
had . swifUy, unobtrubyey
crushed the letter In my : town: ; J
knew him to-be ruthless where
What he considered hl9 dity was
concerned.- knew that he wa per
fectly capable of. taking tha' letter
from either my band or, hani) bat
If he should make up hit'faUn'd'U '
was to my Interest for hlRfto do .
SO.' -;. - "' ":- ;; '
. . Madge Hearltstes. j.- ,.
But though I owed Hugh bfant
land, for .my life, though-1 ki8w
that I had no friend Id 'sll the
world more aingleminded,' mors
devoted to my happiness thau ne.
yet I had 'a sudden inslpjkabl
reluctance to give him the : latter '
pleadlnr for pardon whkV price
Draper had sent me;
' What I meant tot do With the
leUer, whether ror f not t shold
grant the ploa ot the girl who t'ad
wrought tie so.tmdcKVil jad
9 yet nd Jde'a;Xiur dii thlprf
rTedfcllri7iTn- 0f
turdoning-iCJtaai 4tkpi tT,u8t"li9
fret ween :Ay9erf:fana .'"ns othei
person hhfi-tlat Ihereraoa I
wei aot n,i: High fa fsBaisnd.
rT hectntlsuoa) !
i : 4 -a. ii..'..i,-' '.
-9i
-SM-
am . a . . .
3
j : -'1. w aai
aTTieSsa - aBWIaTaal - aVaaV I am ah ail a a a. - A
pricea aa-ZrrSS'
-5 -- - nivm wai a La. 'l
.Ka. .t ti at . TT
,tn wheat St, y T. :,-.;?
to 2
Cheat
Oat hav. SStr. -' v
' Clover hav, baled 9J936.' A '
ri boss. Bwttesvb fuwiYat '
aam w anip t a-sj - - .
Creamerv hottar. mmViI iieita.
,BntUrfet fddivered), 49c'
"Milk t3.t&-ewt. "JZZ
'UM roWra.v?T 'nf T
II a. . . -
"t, ngms. JSC.
. ateas heavy. ISe. -
- poiN, irrrow-asrs svrr
Itoga, . 910 10.33. r-- t. gV
T A 1. ...
f Top voaL aVesaad u T 1
-Steers, 6(r4a. , 6, " j j
Cowa, 2VQ 1-4 a. . . i, . :
i Baaaaaa; Tfls. : u -s.,j 'f ia
, Lemons, 99.00.
'Navel arsagea, 99.TS ' "-'
CaUforaia granefrait, 9T.S0. .
VHimsua
Tomatoes, 50s ba. "
1 Carrota. 93. .
Head lettnea, 93 25 brave.
- Caeambera. 40a das.
Beets. 92.00 ewt . v '. '
' t
7 "
P
f Portland Baring Pricci "
BOOS. POXTLTRT AJTO MBAtt.
. BUTTERFAT FIRM
No. 1 eharaiac ereass. 48(3 48 -fa Ik
Portland; 43a at stotioas; aadarrradrai
syice -
i EOOS 4VTEADT ' "
.Cnrrcnt-receipts 4S6r6c:. white hen.
neriaa, 50(cf S2e delivered.'
. LIVE POULTBT 0.TJIET ,
Laa eoasmlsaioa) Heavy bans.' 93 O
3e lb. : do lirhL-lte: aseiaea lliaii.t
eld rooetera, - 10c; decks, white' lochia,
rouse 20c; aid daeka. aamlnali live tar
keyt. No. 1 dressed, 39ei do. . lira, 90;
geese, nominal. - - -. - t -
DBEbsED af EATS WEAK
(Less eommissios ) Choice bghl bo go,
t4(fl4Aei andergradea 11913c: vrsl.
top grades, 10Vsilllc; aadTgra4es, 9c
Q 10c ''. - - ,
r hat and num .
"I v- HAYFIRM. SCARCE '
(Da)rvrad. Portlaad)-r-VsUey timothy.
931; Eastern Oregon -tiatothy, 931 wg
22 ton: alfalfa, 919.50$919 teat elover
919 toa srraia hay, 914419: est aad
retch 9206121 ton; straw MOS.
- ORAIN HltlHER
Bid nrleaa (Track Partlaad. ta car
lata) Wheat options '9 1.04 31.22: Baert
ar blneatom 91.86; oata 936.73; Eastern
yellow corn. 933 3 14; barley 93.1;
mill raa 936.50f8f. ' ' T "
' .- Fxtrnr V .
v prtttsteadtj .-; f
Applee 60e92.25 ( accord ag to e-a- -Hety
aad pack); aekleberriea. nominal;
pears. 40 & 6S: rren-e. 3LJ303J3.
- TEOETABLES - ; -
.'" TEOETABLES STEADY .
i'Nem potato-e, 90(3654 ewv; Orernf
cabbage. llHe lh.t parsaips. l fa.;
arrot. 7f dosea bnarbeet- now rtnhina
91.00(91.25 ewt.t erasm aaaask. aemmal ,
tomatoea. aomiaalj caaliflowar, s.S1.2i4a
91.50 dosea. . s . ..
- wool v. -.:,-' 'f -
V00L STEADY ; '
Half blood aad fine, 9051 3Si three
eight ha blood. 804f53: aaarter blood. 29
37e: low qasrter aad braid. 20i,22e:
matted or eotted waoL lt&ln. ,
tNOTE Eaatarn Oregoa. Washingtoa
aad Idaho ranch clips bring 2 ta a easts
lens than vailev wool.)
. HOPS QUIET V
' HOPS 1921 etap. aomlnal; aew eron.
I019e IV, : v.
r.