5.
HIE OREGON STATESMAN. SALEM. OREGON-
WEDNESDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER 15. 1922
i
classified advertisements
Rat ward:
Pee tasCrtlOB . --
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fare insertioaa
0 wea liU in ten was)
Oa monta
U VMitti' eoatraci, par bo. 15e
g moots' contract, par as. .1
HIsiaaiB for aay advartiaaaa't S&
NORWICH UmQN
flllS INSURANCE I S0C1ETT
W. H. Burghardt, Jr.
ORggldent Agent 171 8UU 8t.
MONEY f(T LOAN
" On Real KsUte
t. icKORo ; V;
i, Orer Ldd nn.h Bank)
NEW TODAY
JfTOU HAVE ABSOLUTELY NUMB Kit
I m Mtato, we ran kad) taenia NW
' - ara 1m bujinf tmall ; .prune.
rfASTEU 1 OR 2 TOS TRUCK,
"ji. Liberty Hi. ? --- -y-
803
fon BALK rOKV TOUKING. SAX O.N Q
. laurlntt. Ford roadster Maxwell lour
rd rhMu. N. Liberty tit
CBSI8HED APARTMESTS A'V CAR-
t(e at cenier bi.
WiXT TWO PA8SEN0EKS FOR
rrtaro. lara llttirsday. Addrea
! Htateamaii.i .4
tOST HEXNA AXO'BU'E KXITTING.
, . Between Nor'ta, Oth and Nortlt l4tn
. Call 1386
LABORERS WAXTEU NEW CON
; ttrarttoa,' paper mill, tbla morning. C.
Van Patten Son. i
COLOREl "WOMAN - WANTS UAV
work. w Phon 7M8-J.' . .
; KfcW- 6 ROOM MODERN HOUSE
r I Market atreet welt ( 12th 400.
W1U take boos and lot worth 8201MJ
" 1 er light an to In exchange. Uarrla. ttC4
j . Capitol. 1843-J.
Jjr. REXT THREE ROOM FUR
a tbed apartment. &4S ' Court t.
j Pbone 1057. r
, yon SALE 42 WHITE I EGHORN
r. ' pa'tfta. 820. Phona 1UFU. . ' -
AtlXDSTORMS DO i A CONSIDERABLE !
. damage in the alty ererr vinttr.
, '(wiauHrm inauranea U cheap, t, Get a
pahry. otandley Foley, Agts. Phone
t7... ! I
HEIFER; LOST DARK HEIFKR, FROM
' I t paatura in aouth Balora, about Nor. 7.
I Under pleaao phone S4H1. r'
r nVE-ROOM MODERN HOUSE IN OOOD
i l j rendition; large lot, fruit, trevs, ber
l irK. lawn, one block t State Street
'frarlioa. 2.500. Terms. ?,43 N. 21st
f ! kt. or phojpt 578 before 12 o'clock to-
: I ANDPICK ED APPLES DKLIVEREU,
Y 1 Spilienberg, Northern Spy, Jted Ch
Pimiin. Oano. 8 box- for 84.
I
.80.1
rr.A I
!Arut esbbage 81.23 per hundred.
Ward K. Utrhardaon. 2305 Front;
phon 494.
f ANTED
IjOO ANBEKRY T R A N 8
Phone 5t-21. 3. P. Alp.n-
p piaata.
wail, Route 2. Uerraie. .
1 WANTED AT ONCEA GIRL TO WASH
ajaiibea. Call at 403 X. Liberty.
I FOR SALE EIGHT ROOM BUXGAlAW
t ' with' baa era cot and fnrnkc, near
V ' South -Uonunerrial car line. Lot 60s
" j1jO' Friee 84,000. Terms.
' Krueger . ;
y Oregon Bldfc'. fhene 217.
Wanted
af or. , c-
ROOM HOUSE . W1TII
i leaariuan mnm wi I
!Lyi 5a00-" " i..:. I
YE MAY E A UOOU J IUS .THbVA. IV I
V I . . rl a mall IftAWAA fflielh
A GOOD HOME IN SALEM PRICE
' 88.300. Will trad for small improved
. 1 jraut same value. ' :
1 UOOU MOni' CAR TO TRADE F0,R
! tieuall hroaae In north 8a1em. - ' .
Thnmflcnn
y - . 1 iiyuiuuvii
881 State St. Phone 173.
it .. Special Terms
OX . EXCHANGES WHERE BOTH
properties are Hated with us. Bring in
, f ynuf. tradee it rou bare anything of
. :The Fleming Realty Co.
j 341 State St,
An Unencumbered Farm '
'FOE SOME BUSINESS. WHAT HAVE
youf
; ' The Fleming-Real W. Co,
' ' L L . 541 Bute St. '".
U'- EMPLOYMENT: ; v
; ;r . UAJUB AgD rtMALB '
.WANTED MEN AND WOMEN TO
p ) take farm paper aabaeTiptioaa. A
'( propoailioa to the right people Addraea
.' '( the Paoifie Uomoauad. Stataamaa Bldg
j, j Salem. Ore. ' a- - . -- - ,
I;' I AGENTS WANTED
.TAILORING AGENTS OUR $29.50 ALL
woe) , tailured-to-order anita and nr-
T roata are 820 cheaper than atore price.
" i t'oonaiesiona paid in advauee. Pro
i ? tected territory. Beautiful aaaortment
"I 8x9 awatrhes f ree. 1. B. Simpaon,
Dept. 81, 031 Adams, Chlraro.
for 'Sale
FTJutoa
r08RO CHICKERINO GRAND. IB GOOD
. ehepa. Will give eome terms. H. L
, i Stiff Furniture Co.
FOR SALE GOOD USED IIAHOGANT
piaee left ' ao to aell. Price $300
. y terms. H. L. SUff Fvraitare Oo Ma
eie department. '
FARM PAPER
IF TOO WANT TO GET THE BEST
' farm saner, aead lSe to the Par if!
Homeetead.
Hal am. lira iron, ie mre-
monibs trial ooboeriptioa.
ateaimi
ht( ad.
roux.Tw
.' lra vtis ni n a- cwnm LEG
' bora bene. 81 each. W. A. Ford.
Dmslllla.j0regoa.
V POU1.TRTUP.W SEND Ei GUT TWO
:i eel a tamps for special three month,
vy. trial for the beat aad eldeat journal
v In the west. Tbo articles and aJver
i tlsewents are of epoelal iatoraet to th.
poultry bread ere af tbo North waal
' Nerthweet Poaltrr Journal, til Ooa
- ' merelal street. Salem. Oregon. V
WOOD
For iiky wood call i F22. even
$ iaga. Also milk goats, .reatonable.
Wood for sal large seconi-
r growth. Call 1467. '
i BEHT GRADE MILL WKn 4 FtHr"
i ad 16-lneh. Prompt delWery. K--
i enable price. Fred E. WeLe, 805 0
Chnrcb. Pboaa 1548. .
fX BIRDS AND DOOS
BT. ANDREASBURG ROLLERS THE
s eaasry with a college education Guar
anteed. Former prieel anoV$20.
. ik,,ui n. ato Order see. E. B.
' 1 Flaha. Bird. Flowers, aad Pet. 878
Biat 8alem, Or. '
.. ' . - - - insCEXiJsjrcouf
' FOR 8AI.K ENGLISH WALNUTS.
. Pboaa 65 F13. Will dclivor la Salem.
L" rot BALE OL N81WSPAPla JO
;F0R SAL
QSOEUJUrEOUS
FULLER BRUSHES LOCAL REPRE-
MBitHTt. urunea, 137J. '
FOR SALE TAXIH BALDHEAD CAB-
P pumpkin and netted Oem
potatoea. fhone S1-F19.
FOR HALE RANGE STnvr. on
ttoTe. and heater. 1733 X. Samraer.
THE SMART SHAPE RtM.GE. "TAX
. I 01 lne amart, neweat
u,f t '-The Flower Inihe Bof
tla Perfume Shop, 115 Xorth LioertT
Straei. . VA
SDMHEK LUOOAQa, REDUCED WALlJ
Pi" - nojaaava, blaaiar waJlboard.
valval atair earpv 9145. Baaur-
high gra4 kooaa paaat.
?2nA lu Pd- Cotton uiirMi,
U.M. Steal apringa $4.00. Maa
a Baron. 17 N. Conaaarail St.
"Beautiful Oregon,Rose"
aad aJaraa other Oraroa aonra. tagathei:
wit a flno eallaciioa of patriot i
aeaga aacro4 ooaga and aaaa aid Una
laafritaa
; ALL FOB iU j
(Ipoclal prieoa la qoaatttT . Wto)
EapMtallr adaptable for acaoal. aaaaaaaa
ityor noma singing. Bead tor
.' The Western Songster ,
1 Pagoa. aow i iu thl4 aditiaa.
Pabliahed by
ORCOOM TEACHERS MONTHLT
tlS . Oanuaereiat St. Belaaa (V
FOR RENT
APAXTHXaTTS
FURNISHED APABTilENT FOR RENT
891 North Commercial.
FLA TP
FOR REST FURNISHED FLAT ATI
684 Vb Kerry street. 850 a month.
Phone 33. or apply at Statesman i
baaineaa "office.
LOST AND FOUND
LOST
LOST MONDAY. SMALL POCKET
. book containing money. - I.re at
Statesman.
WANTED
AtXSOiSUUUrEOTS
1 1 m
WANTED GOOD
Phone 20-F21.
WORK
HORSE.
WANTED FURNITURE. TOOLS. STO,
f Pboce 811. .- .
' MATTRESSES MADE OVER
Capital City Bedding Co, Pbone 9'.
WASTED FURNI5WIED ROOMS AT
oace by young married couple. No
children. Addras "AX" eo Kdjvtes
. man. "
WAHTED-TO BUT HOUSEHOLD FTJR-
aitara. ' too la, nuseauaneens : erticlee
Pbone 1448. v
WASTED EVEKTTHINQ IN HARD-
irre aad furniture Best priest paid.
THE CAPiTAIi HARDWARE
. m FUKi.ITtTKI GO.
88S BT. Oammarrlv Hi. . Phone 847
WANTED FURXITIIKE. T00L8, MA
ehlaery, stock,- etc U! pay for. cash
- aell oa unniMwi. Pboaa 811.
Weodry. the anrtinnew. ?-
y BUSINESS CARDS
APOnONBEE
AUCTIONEER F. H. WOODRT. THE
Ireaetoek. ranitnra. real- aetata aue
tiohaor. Pboaa 811 fog sale datea.
1010 M. Hammer.
OOt. J. B. GABLE AUCTIONEER.
farm and city sales. 1 8. High,
'hone' -1448. i
G. BATTKRLEE AUCTIONEER. FARM
aad' stock eves. ' rnoaae naainae
ijlWl Ofnef 1177. Balom. Orogita. -
' ''' AC7ETTLBNE WXlTJOfG .. . i :
fllON. BTE&L. BaVASS. ALUMINUM
Brt t the aieeea. Oxo-fiaa HeaUa
eg 7 . OeSrt.4 J -
BBACrt: PARLOR
NOW OPERATING MODEL BEAUTY
Parlor. 110 NaiU Oprnmareial street
' w ' 1 . " 1 w -' " '
Auto Directory
AUTOatBrXES
THIi GOOD MAXWELL- GINGRICH
Motor Co. 871 Court. .-. -
. BATTERT AND ElECTJUCIAB
ft. 'D. BARTON EX1 OR' BATTER! KH
garter aad generator wars. 171 8
inmoreiaL .,, - ,... .- -, .
PRESTO LIT BATTERY SERVICE
Statioa. Expert battery aa elaetrlea
' Work. Farrir Bros. Pkoao 108. 418
Court. . ;'-
AUTO ELECTRICIAN; EXPERT TROC
ble shootiag. 318 N. High. Phoa
JOl .
f TIRES AND ACCESSORIES
USED PARTS 1-8 TO H OTP. MTEB'f
Lota Wroektag hobso n npru
smerciaL Phone 833. t
BI01QXJ8 AND REPAntlNO
LtiOYD E. RAMSDEN DATTON BICT
, , i: ...a. LmJ .
Bias - ana rarpainaiu - " . . t
HARRT W.
SCOTT
"The Cycle Man'
147 S. Com'L
Phone 8
USED OARS
OLE80N USED CAR Est CHANGE.
Osre bought and eoia. teueraatoea re
'paiea.w- WaarJng. Polish ing,
RADIATOR A- rENDBB REPAIRS
aintiTORtV FENDERS. BODIES.
made or repaired. . 1. 0,'Beir. 444!
Ferry- j - f.-
AUTOMOBILE PAINTING
RELIANCE AUTO PAINTING CO.. 19
State St-, cor. Front. Uolonel J, uim
tsd. mgr. s
CARPET AND ROO WEAVTNO
1ARPET AND RHG WEAVING RAGP
dyad Faone aerara a. m. narui,
CANDT SHOPS
CMR CHOCOLATR' SHOP "JOST
Candy." Strictly aememtae, ui a
Commercial. . v - :
, OARPB xm AND TXtVTT RXJQS
NOTICE TO THE PUBLfC -WE NOW I
weave naff tags mad, ear oi om ear
nete, aay length or width VOW Seeire
We aleo re-fit. t-aaw aad ee earpata
. Vaaskae veaaaatia and la at trees ateam
teg aad re n tag SsT-ea Carpw
Cleaniag aad Fluff Rag worta raoa
1184.
-5-
ELBCTXICLiNB
'At. EM ELECTRIC CO. MA80SK
Rntirfta. Phono13fc0. f" .
t.ECTRIO FIXTURE AND SUPPLY 00.
Pheo 1984.- .822 N. Liberty.
lALIK'R ELECTRIC SHOP ELEO
maebioe rapalHag. ooatraetiag
8' ''"-t faaine 488.
VKCHIS Ft ri.vH ELECTRICIAN
n.M rinm lwM.r ar eoatrart. Et-
matee fumUbal. Phoa , 880. . dl4
Canrt St. - - ' '-
CHIMNEY SWEEPS
CHIMNEY SWEEPING FOBHAfE
-i s - fnaollmin. Phona . 177.
ciems.
-
TTNANCTAL
MARION-POLK COTJIVTY fARM LOAN
asMMiatioa has ob to toaa at H
- w. D. Bmita aacresary sraaa-
BUSINESS CARQ3
TVAMClXh
20. TEAR FARM tOa Ot RCRAL
eradit plan, pre-bay meat pre late a4
lowad Wa artU fiaaaao yoa la? a tea
rata of iatareat tkaa aay firm a taa
roatt.
Privau atoaoT aa oa aitkar alty at
caaatry proparty.
R. W. Marsters
41 1 Orecoa Baiidiag
CHUTE SB FHTBICXAV
OR. U M.
diaeaaa
HUM CURES AST Klv
DRVQ STORES
WM. ftElMEYKK "JUST Pttpes.'
17S N. Coaoiercta) (traet pbaat 187.
BREWER DRUG CO. MI DOUBT
Hkaae "4
CtEAJTEEl AMO DTtM
SPICK,
dyara.
8. SPAN OLE AH IBS AND
644 State.
DBUOLESS PHTSICZAVI
MAQXETIO HEAL1SQ DR. A. I.
' Fraola. Acuta aad ebroaic diaaaaas.
Pboa 780. aS-38 Breyman Black.
PTJWTACES
SEAGROVE TOR FCR5ACE8
lata a tree l. ,.
rwnrnx stores
GIESE FCRNrrCRE CO. .QOALITT
larmturo lor laaa ntoaajr. Veun
Phone 484.
PEOPLE'S FURNITURE STORE Nt A
aad aeeoad hand turaitsra. 7r m. vom
narciai.
FLORISTS
CUT PLOWEKS AKT FLO HAL PIECBS.
Dellrery. 0. F. Breithaapt. flarlat, 18
North Liberty atroot. Pbpaa 180.
Ladies' Wearing Apparel
PRBSSVAKZ1IO
8FENCER CORSETS TO ORDER
DrewmakUg. Carris Tisber., McOor-
aaek Bidg.
HEMSTITCHIXQ
SALEM EUTS HEV8TTTCHINQ
plesuag. battoas, stain pi ag aad needle
work. 8Z ungoa Bidg. rnona am
MRS, Q. E. MILLER HEMSTITCHING
stamping, puttona. Koom 10. eat jtu
lap' atore. Phoaa llf. .,
KTT.i.nrex
HATS FROM ft DP MRS.
Grlaj. 819 Court atreet.
C, A
HOTELS
CAPITAL HOTEL CORN KB STATE AND
Commercial. Pboaa 880. '
ARLINGTON HOTEL CLEAN OO8Y
tarn b . . . '
v bb. m eaa.
TRANSFER HA UTJNQ
OAPITAL CITY TRANSFER pa 288
State St Pbone 8.. Diftri bating
forwarding sad. storage pti spaeitUy.
WE MOVE. STORE AND SHIP HOUSE-
bold gooit. 0r iporlsl is plfso
sad luraitnrf moTjng. we sise nif
eoontry tripe. We haadla the boat ooal
nd'WooAr Call' oa a 4 ar prleaa. We
giro good measure, gqcj Qaeltty and
goaq serrice. ; iarmer YTaMiff? wo
1 TRAJTSFOSTAtlOS
AB.sr'S BT1SI LIUCS
3. W. Parker,- General- Mshsger-
Central Stag Terminal Salem, Oregon
8ALESiLtERT0N DTTISIOSf
Learag Sal em, Central Btbga TtnaiBaJ:
, T .m 11 a ax. B a.m.
Laavea BiWerteu. Nra-e Stand I
.8 a.m-.l .:
OtalamUndaDaadeana-:
hMoamout DiTisVaa.
taeaa Salem . Central 8 (Are - Tens iaal I
T 8-m, a.m.11 Un. 8 p. i ll
.eeree Monaxruin,. nrannii owi
- 8tl5'a.B 1. .m 8il5- a.m.
ears IndrpeadtSee, Bearer Ttotoft
:8( a.u 0 a.m. 1:J pes. 4 p.m. illP
Ve:ake aeanecUons : at Salem to Ul
,erte; of tb Taller, Extra . tripo by
appo Bttpent. -y H
1 W, PARKtXBi GeeeTfl Mgr.
LAUVDRtXI
eat ru LanwrulY COMPANY, lis S
LiVrty 8tiaot.no;tfC1iHW
laravsr best. EiUbliskad ll$.
CAPITAL 'CITY STEAK LAUSDBT
quality .wara, prompt ' pervt,' -sea
Bredwp. Pbene 188. ' .- ,
u, r .
SOAVBNOXBJ
SOOS 8CAVENOEB SERVICE (SUP
oeasor toJCoal Scavenger) Garbage 8d
-refuse of alt kinU removed by tbr
, maeta. Keaaonible rates. ynones:
Qfjice 52a..reaidfnce Y03...- . ,
4 A LB at SCAVENGERS GARBA9& RE
Mseof all ktada remove spools
ilea tied. Phone 167 or ISflSW..
TUNER
TOWARD WELP i EXPERIENCED
- plaoo , tuaer; , Loao terdere wtM s
atggie awrs,
8XO0SD HAXD ftOOSI
SALEM BARGAIN ,HOUSE QUYS AND
. aelle eaeend-hand, lurpirura.' .Tools ano
junk. 320 N. Com'l. Pbene 493.
WANTED EVEBTTHTNO) Ijfy CLOTH
ing pad eaees. 1 Beet ptfrea naid. Gap
ital Exchange. $48 jf. tjoatmonlsl
Pbeae 1808 W. - t .
STOVES AND STOVE BX?AXRJN
STOVES REBUILT AND REPAIRED
40 years esparlfaeo. Depot National
fence, siaea 36 ,t $8 taekeg high.
Paiata. oil aad-varatahea, etj, kgaa
haeea. aad ban hooka, talaat feaoo and
Stove WOrka. 150 Oourt etreot. Pkv
MEDICAL .
MOUNTAIN BALM COUGH REMEDY
Pbone 81V-W.
MAOHINR SHOP
4'HE OROS3 AUT0MATI0 ELFCTRIt
Steam Boilers, vuleanisers na too.
Llbo
L AND M. CO. SPECIALTT GaUND
era end weldara. Antomativ strW
490 Ferry. P-ne 864-
MEN'I ST0EB
U. CHASTAIN'S UPSTAIRS - MEN',t
abop. t 8ite aad overeoata rte sa
f gtatrs. h pays. ' 128 2T. CoTaatoreiaL
NOODLE-FABLOXB
VA ' HONG - NOODLE HOUSE.
Forry. '".y.
489
IN BIN NOODLB HOUSE CHOP
.n. so.! nnffad riaa. SOei naailea.
ioei fried noodles, 00. 180 8. Ub-
KACHTNISTS
VECHTEB A SMITH MACHINTBTa
aaginaore, weldaro, Hld wbadar
grindiag aorvka
Paoa 868-841 Far
MUSJO STORES
KO. a WILL PIANOS. PHONO
granbe. eewlaa maeblwaa. ehee ata.
sad piaoe atadSoa. Bepeiriag phoao
rrspbs aad i sewing maoMaoa, 48
St. Salem. - y
MU8I0AL
j a,mT-F. yN8ERVATORT OF MUSIC
-All braacheg Uurbt diploma paatod.
Jnha B Bites, aiiraewr.
1881 Coart
.Pn 838.
KO JAZZ PIANO rJaTTNG
I . a Umsss a-narantasd. Watatmaa
I i. i.fc WU
I S TV I in. . . vnca. .
I aaek Bldg.
r-r,M
VARIETY STORES
VARIETY" STOTtE.
Ill V
di.b-
CammareiaL Phoa 1377.
BUSINESS CARDS
WATTS
SALEM WATER. LIGHT POWER CO.
Of Itea, IU1 faoutk uaai'i. Bv. Tan per
taat diaooaai ea dosaatia flat rat
paid 1a adeaaca. A'a oadacttaata lor
abaoaco ar any eaaaa aataaa wot ia
bat off yer premlaaa-
WOOD SAWf
WOOD SAWlxe-THONS 1111.
CITY.
eaantrr. Ad. rproed.
CITY AD COUSTRT WOOD 8AW15U.
Pbae 304A. Pahor 'tJroo-
RE8TAORANT1
HUB RETAURANT MOST REASON-
able prices. JakaaO Barry- IkO gv
Hie.
FaUSTZJra
ROWLAND
PRINTING
Pattoa Bldg.
CO. 4QI
priaUag.
PIANOS
TBADE YOUR OLD Pf ANO FOR A KXW
Victor or Braaewica- If. U. stiff Par
aiture Co. Maste Dept.
SHERMAN CLAY A OQ. PIANOS
rJteiawaya DaeAn aad athera. atwara's
Moaia Hanae, 418 Coart atreet aad
Maaonle Taaipla.
NVR8ERISS
FRUITLAND NUHSERY WILL HAVE
aalea yard at Cherry City 1 ead. barn,
544 Ferry etroet. About Nov. 1. 8-a
me before buying. Pbone 1140-M.
COMPLETE LINE TREES SMALL
fraita, araameatela. Capital City ar
aery Co, 426 Oregon Bldg. Phone la.
FOB SALE THIRTEEN HUNDRED
two-yfar-old California BUvk Walnut
trees. A few bundr-l Italian Prune
Uee. Addrexa; Route 2. Box 4.1 K
Near Kingwood Park.
PLOTOBorc.
PLUMBING REPAIRING AND COIL
work. Pbone 1397 J. Shop. 187 Caioa
atreet A L Godfrar. '
LODGE DIRECTORY
UNITED SPANISH WAR VETERANS.
Camp 8. Armory, First, third Moadavt.
PROFESSIONAL
CHimOPODIBTS
DIC GEORGE F. H1NER, FOOT 8PE0-
lalist, medera equipment; arches made
to order. Boom ft, Pattoa Bldg.
Phone 857. '
DR. 8. F. SCOTT, 8. 17,. GRADUATE
af the National University of Seienot
Chicago. Scientific Chiropody. Suite
801-803 Maeoaie Temple. Phone '040
for appointment
CHIROPRACTORS
DR." 8. RuaSMTTH, CHIROPRACTOR.
e4 uregon nqg. rnong ooe.
DR. LENA A. BOONE. CHIROPRACTOR,
475 8. OommereiaL Jaurs 10-to 12;
1 to 5. Pboaa 1415.
DRS. 8COTT A SCO FIELD, P. 8. C.
Cbiroprsctors, 414-19 U. S. Bank Bldg.
Phone 87; res. 828-R,
OPTICIANS .
MORRIS OPTICAL- CO-8oito 101 Ore
gon Banding.
GLASSES FITTteD BY T1TB BOW OP I
ties) Co., 825. State , street, opposite I
Ladd k Bush Bank.
"Uas Quality
Proves Sbur-oas.".
NATUROPATHIC F8T8I01AVS.
DR. A. SLAUGHTER r1- ACUTE AND
ehronie diteaass. 418 (dragon Bldg.
Pne 110. -
O8TX0PATHJO . PatTSf OIAHS
DRS,
V.
WftlTR AND XARSHAUe
S. Bank Bldg.
-e
DR. FOSTER 404 OREGON BLDG.
Pbone 718, J024-J. -. '
DR. W. L. MROE -OSTEOPATHIC
BTedoste. d,04405 U. 8 Nstioasl Bak
ajj ptvema. v. tywaa. ..
sasaati acaaa
81a, FBone, oice lt; res. 81a, ,
BROKEN ARCH f 3 AND OTHER Dfe-
form i ties pf th-iat oorrectad ' wHbeat
losb of fams frpal your oeeaoattoa
Dra. Whits MaHhalL U.' B. Bask
Bldg.
no rmrw v. t vartt ngrrneientr
a' or vam 4Oa w a a' ww a w am " w
Phyaiciaa and Surgeon, 408-404 Oro-i
ron Bldg. Phoaea, otflea, 189; yoa.
aaga.. v
asaaamalaamManss
REAL ESTATE
FOB SALE DEBIKABLE CLOSE " IN
acreage by owjisr. lnn Adams, mpne
WILL TRADE 6 PA88. LIGTTT SIX
Sedan;-only- beed - ran 3,600; cost
$3,175; for tntsll brfate near ear line.
Must have quick action oa thu. Ad
dress "B BS' eo Statesman.
FOR SALE OR BENT OOOD FIVE
room house, barn and chicken-house.
OAe acre ground, wjth fruit. Pmne
ja r . .
8-ROOM HOUSE, MODERN CONVENI-
eDebs, corner lot, five blocks trout sen
ior f city, paved street. Would make
a good "income' proposition. $3300
cash , $1000,. balance $20 and interest
6. per cenj.
Winnie Pettyjohn
-831; Stat St.
ANKENY .BOTTOM FARM -FOR TRADE
for home in Baiem. Also have a beau
tiful home close in for sale. Many t-
tractive lota.
Gertrude J, M. Page
4f3 North Cottage Street.
FOR SALE OR TRADE 100 ACRES OP
I J ' v i . . . . ,
use near xrnu, vrtivn. can nu
Owen.
ANDERSON i RUPERT
Successors to Laflar A Laflar
INSURANCE
REAL ESTATE
BONDS LOANS
oa-T Oregoa Bldg.
V YOUNG MARRIED COUPLE EX-
oeriencel in farming or fruit growlnc
ca have their choice of - two Mian
farms oa exceptionally easy terms. One
has fine bungalw on it. Exceptionally
well adapted to fruit, nuts or berries.
A. u tlonrnstedt
407 Masonic Temple, Salem. Oregon.
Worth While '
SIX ROOM HOUSE. HAS BATTI AND
.rater system, small nam ana cniiM-ii
house, quite a lot of trait. Jn ey
t-rms. Price $1.700,.$500 down and
$25 per month and interest.
Mills and Copley
33 Hi State.
Bargain Hunters
15 ACRES EXCELLENT LAND JCST
outside citv limits on oared htchwoy.
Must be sold this week. Writ E. B.
Pengra. 1054 East Washington St.
Portland. Ore. fosjall ptrticalars.
Worth While . ,
A GOOD SIX ROOM HOUSE AND
large lot on paved atreet, bearing fruit,
ta a good loeatiea aad in good condi
tion. Price 84,200; eaah. A
- dandy lot in the Ojks Audition, all
clear, with abstract $594. A lot oa
23rd St, just off State. $250. $25 down
and $10 month. A atrieHy modem
home with garage.. 7 rooms and baae
men for rent. A n-at 5-room houa.
plaatered; has bath, toilet and electric
II rats; near acbool and ear line. Price
$2000 with $800 down.
Mills and Copley
- 831 Slate St. ' .
REAL ESTATE'
C8ED CAR WORTH 8300 AS FIRST
payment on goad S room boetee. Price
. ft00. balance like rut. 8e it today.
AliW, ESTES REALTY CO.
Pats Rolidiaa:
FOR SALE i.Mn FIVE ROOM
bonrelo on Soath 1'B Strwt. I'txf
2.2')ti. T ni. -
Krueger
Qrtgca Bldg. Phone 217.
FOB -RENT -RpOM MODERN HOUSE
with garare o State Street. 6 room
.modern bonee, full basement, strew
and alley "paved. 1,W0, fl.200 cah
"form-. i 4
M. J. Hunt
Ladd A Birth Bid..
1 $500 Down
AND. $48' PER MONTH JUST LIKE
nt vlt? by a modern kotue, 0 rooms
with bevp, toibst. elertricity, gaa. aewer
conaeeHeln. paved itreet ad walk:
targe la, garage, lawn, flowers, shade
'""fro-l tea; eloae t at bois.-.
This la o real snap Price reduced to
88.700, if sold by .ov. 10., Kee '
Chiles & Bechtel
today.
540 State Street.
62 ACRES. ALL CULTIVATED. J-VILE
irvus KixM. town in i-alk rouotT, on
rock road, fairly well feneed; alsoresi
dence of 6 rooms, modern, large lot,
east front, family fruit, garage, price
tot oth properties 87.750: owner will
take 8alem reeidt nee to J4,OoO and
.make easv terms on balance. Socolof
sky. 341 State.
Wood's Bargains
NEW FIVE-ROOM BUNGALOW. PAVED
itre t and aidewalk. nice location:
(3.650. New, four-room modern bun-"
fa low. good Jocation. I2.000; easy
terms. Choice, five-acre tract close la
on paved highway, with new bun
galow to trade for a home in Salem.
Good seven-room modern house and
five lot well located. l eicfeaage for
. a . smaUer boose. A few pice lota on
easy term. P. L. Wood, 341 State St
Good Buys-
CLOSE IN BUSINESS PROPERTY 81
-nc.o eiv.uuu. 7-aoom modern
baogslow, fireplace, furnace, cement
basement, garage, paved street. If yoa
want a snsp see this. Price 8500.
terms. 5-room bungalow modern ia
every way 00 N. Qom'l. St. Price $4000
terms. 6 toon bungalow with basement,
near school. Price $8150, rash. 0-room
bungalow at Sal S. 35th St. basement.
Price $3875. cash. Gemd 7-roont
rriee est!
beats st
18150. 1
Mill 8t.
729 N. Liberty -St. Prion
$1000 ceih. 5-room eetUge oa
l. modern nlumblne mmA lis-hta.
Price 8200. $1000 cash. Real Estate
and Firo insnraaee.. -
W. H. Crabenhorst dt Co.
7 Stata , D. T. ak Bldg.
Best Buys and Exchanges
6-BOOM MOWERS. G-ARAGE. REDUCED
frpia f 4,200"to $3,700, $300 rash, bal
ance to auit, 6 per rent. ' Owner leav
inc city.
5 ROOM MODERN NEW BUNGALOW.
full' baen erit. 82.950. f7r0 rath.
0 ROOM MQDERN. FINEST VIEW IN
Ctr, ed.suu. pauu caan, ;Diianr suu
monthly, 6 per cent. i
IS ACRES ON PAVEMENT. LIGHT
line. H-milo out. $3,500. 91.000 cash.
! ACRES. Vi TIMBBR. ON PAVEMENT.
- i mile Ant. 11.500. tl.OOO cash, bll-
ence 6 per cent.
SACK K POUl.inY ranch.-on . pave-
ment. 84.130. -i cash, 6 vtr cent.
J4-ACRE, NEW BUNGALOW, ON PAVE-
"' ment. H-mile out. $1,600' cash-
Pon't eome to ue if Ton are not looking
lot bargains. :
-Socolof sky
"841 Star?.
NOTTCB Of BALI. e OOVXRltMBNT
TTMBBft.
Oeaeral Land Oft tea, Washington, D. O.
September zv. .
Notiee is hereby given tbat object .to
the condltioai aad Htnltetione of tbe sot
I T. o isk ea St.. .ilk A tit.
j .tractions r the Seereteey of the In-
1 CiTlOI 491 OePUHasPrr i.7. AA I OUT AJ.
a . - i . . . . -, a a i a
441)- the timber aa o follow in e laads
ill ha aold at ,10 o'eieck a. m. Novem
ber 88, 1933, at publie auction at the
United States Land '.Of fie at Fortlaao,
Oregoa, to. the highest bidder at not lets
th i tbe appralaed .value as tbowa by
this notice, sale to b aubject to the ap-
pmraL of .ue.Becretary of the interior.
tkt purchase price with aa additional
i . , a a;oL J
""J1""
one per eeat thereof
heiaa easamlasiona allowed, meat ba da-
poirtt4 at tlmraf"te, money t ba ra
tamed ff'balo is' net'-appro ved, othenriae
patent yu isiu ler.tna timoeT waien
must be ratovd within tea -yoaia. Bids
wiH. b--received -from ettlaene of the
United Stat, aesoesattoaa of roon dti
teas end corporations orgeaiied , undef
tf-law af'tbq TJnitodliritM'OT aay
state; territory or diatriet thereof only.
Upon appUcatfos of 0 quaitfiad pur
pirrcKUer the tuaoer en-anytegat nc
division will ba affared tevsrately before
r - - - 7 . - -
being included ta aay
after or a larger
unit.
irT. 7 S.. B'l E.. See. 15. NE NE
red -fif, 840 M.; 8W NEH
1745. M.: Ng NW . red fir, 1250 at.;
NWti. NWU. red fir. 780 M.: SVfhk
NWH, red fir 950 M.; ' 8E NW.
rel ir, 1700 M.t NB. SWU. red fir.
200 M.t IWU BW.. red fir, 1150 &
5li
SWU. red fir. 79S-M.: SEa
red tir. 1690 M.: NWU 8EU. red
460 M-i nana of the red fir timber oa
tbfse tract! to be aold for lea -than
paoperM. . ...
-r. 4 b k a e. ee. va. byv k w i
Ved . fir, '1090 M; none of the red fir ea
this tract to be sold for less than $1.50
or. ... i t
. Oommiaaiener, Gaaeral Land Offte.
NOTICE OF SALE OF GOVERNMENT
1 TVTJ
n eV A aaa a ao-e
GENERAL LAND OFFICE.
Washington, D. C,
Norember 6, 1922.
Notice is hereby- givfn tbat subject to
the conditiona and limitations ot the Aot
cf June 9. 1916 (39 Slut. 218). and the
instructions of the Secretary af the In
terior of rieptember t. tun no i.. u.
447) the timber on the foll-iwine '.Ut.it
ill he. sold at 10 o clock a. m. oa ueccm-
-er 19, 192. at public auction at the
fnited States land office at for tuna
Oregon, to (lie highest bidder st not less
han-the six) raised value aa shown by tbla
notice, aala to be subject to the approval
af.tha Secretarv "of . the. Interior. The
prucaase pricewjtB ao aaoiuonai sum oi
..n,nm ..wn. .Hawed, must b dcoosite
aaa.TiTth rf Ansa nani. inoroni. nnin
I .. .im. to he returned if
m1- ig B0 approved, otherwise patent
mill itlu- -top the mber which must be
rn,0,., within ten year. Bida will be
eeeeired from eitixens Una corporations
ersranised under rhe laws of the United
States r say State; Territory r District
thereof only, Upon application of a
qalifird purchaser, the timber on any
legal subdivision- will be offered separate
Urgn anil
iy Pfiorf oeiag lociuaeo in any vuer
W ft ! W . See. 1. . N. K. U
f. E. 4. yellow fir 410 M. : N. W. 4
N. E. 4. yellow fir 140 11.: none of the
f llow fir ea these trarte to be sold for
ess &an $2.25 per M.
T. 5 N., R. 3 W., Sec. 35, N. E. M
N. E. 4. yellow fir, 1250 M-. red cedar
50 M. S. W. M X. E. 4. red fir.
1850 M yellow fir 250 M red cedar 50
M.t S. E. M N. E. . yellow fir.
242iM.. red cedar 150 M.; 8. W.
N. E. . red fir 275 M.. yellow fir
860 M red cedar 35 M.. : N. E. 8. E.
. . . . .oaa . v vr 1
I yellow nr. lorn .
S r U nil fir 575 M.. vellow fir
278 M.. red redr 50 M.; 8. E. V
S. E. rd fir 100 M.. yellow fir
590 M.; 9. W. 8. E. 4. red fir 375 M..
yellow f;r 400 M- red cedar 50 11
nana of th fir or cedar en this area to
be sold for less than $2.24 per M. -
T. 9 S- R. 3 E.. Sec. 33, S. E.
S. W. Vs. red fir 620 M.; none of the
fir on this tract to be aold for lets than
$1.73 per M.
; GEO.- R. WICK HAM,
Acting Commissioner. General Land
Office.
ron BEirx PARKS
FOB RENT SOO ACRE, FARM WITH
approximately 135 ams ia ealtivattoa.
laqa.tr Joka H. MeNary, Salon. x
HOLD
II6A
Adfle GmrrfetoB'o Sew rbaoe of
REVELATIONS OF A WIFE
What Madge FeU She Owed
Major GrantLantl.
It 19 an extremely rare thing for
Hugh Gra inland to betray emo
tion of any kind, no matter how
strong his feeling may be. And it
is next to. impossible to surprise
him. His keen bruin usually has
the mental processes and prob
able movements of the person
with, whom he is dealing "down
to a hair," in tbe. homely parlance.
But I thin kthat for once he had
utterly failed in! his deductions.
He evidently fxpected that I
would imeindiately grant his re
quest to give hifn Grace Draper's
letter, and when' the seconds went
by and I made no movement to
place it in his outstretched hand, I
saw the lines around his mouth
tighten, his eyes glint, and" with
amazement glimpsed a slow flush
of uly brick-red covering the
bronze of his face.
I hastened into speech to re
deem any seeming discourtesy.
"Please pardon me, Maj. Grant,
land," I said slowly, "but there
aro reasons why I cannot give ydu
that letter. It is, however, per
fectly harmless there is no
threat whatsoever contained in it
and I beg of you not to visit
any punishment upon this man
for bringing it. He has been most
courteous." f
He stood irresolute for a mo
ment, then shot a gruff command
over his shoulder.
"Go into the tea room and wait
for me. Oh. Miss Kane!"
As he called, he Btepped to the
closed door of tbe tea room, and
knocked lightly, I heard the whir
of the crippled .woman's chair, and,
the next minute the door was
pushed open and Betty Kane was
looking at us with bright, inquir
ing eyes, in which there was a
touch of enxiety.
. "Yes" she84d, with an upward
inflection."
"Have your guests all gone?"
Evidently Hugh ' Grantland was
one of the initiated, who knew
better than to call the people who
came to the little tea room "cus
tomers." " "
Grantland Guesses Correctly " ,
"Yes. f am . all alone, and I
have closed the place for the day."
"Good! Then will you let this
man stay in the tea room with
you for a little while? He Will
not inconvenience you "
"No, indeed f! Come. Tim."
She turned her chair and wejit
back into ha other- room, Tim,
rather shamefacedly, following
hr,, ' As "the 'doori swung to be
hind him Ma. Grantland turned
to ro. '
"You say. thhj letter contains no
threat T" he asked. "
"None whatever.",
"It is a friendly letter then,"
he asserted, as if to himself, then
his face hardened.
"Has that woman dared to send
you a plea for forgiveness" he
demanded savagely, and I . was
conscious thathe was - watching
me narrowly as he spoke. I tried
hard to keep a "poker face." but
evidently d:d not succeed, for lie
suddenly cried triumphantly:
I knew ui' Then his eyes
narrowed, and he studied nie for
a long minute before speaking
again. There was no element of
triumph in his voice now, nothing
but grave) anxiety.
i - -
Grantland'8 Self-Oontrol.
"Of conrsfl I have no
right " he said slowly, "to ask
your confidence, bat I fear that
your charity and forgiveness will
lead you 'into grave error if you
are not advised by some one
whose blood runs colder than
yours."
I gave a little start "My char.
ity and forgiveness." They were
the exact words used by ' Grace
Draper in her' plea for pardon at
my hands. Strange that within a
few minutes I should be urged by
one person to dee these Equalities
so extravagantly attributed to me
and by another to hold them in
check.
There wure mOre important
things waiting my attention, how
ever, than the coincidence of
words, and one of them was the
unconsciously wistful and wound
ed note in Hugh Grantland 's voice
when he said that he had noright
to agk my confidence. I owed
him an explanation,, and I braced
myself to make it.
"You have every right to ask
my confidence, Major Grantland,'
I said slowly. "The right of
friendship, which I value very
highly. And it it were possible
for me to how yoa this letter I
would give it to yoa instantly
But I feel, rightly or wrongly, thai
this matter is one which must lie
between myself and but one other
person my husband."
He winced as it I had struck
him a blow. M saw it distinctly
But the next instant he had ad
justed his iron mask again.
"A very natural decision," he
absented formally. "But aa I fear
that he will' be Inclined to be as
CfflCBWRSWLLn
I il,l Aa yaaa si aa am. tm Jl
C SI ae wt l ass sa 1 aesaaVl
tnUs la Bad aad 4Md aaiilTAJ
f mM. atatod ea tea BJbaaa. V
aiaarsaauaik
SCainCwSUunTiQU
IKS.
IV 11
j magnanimous In. tola ease as yoa
are. I, mast risk your displeasure
mwA TnAra kr . .Iturin rrnt ' tn
have nothing whatever to do with
Grae Draper, and, above all
things, to keep her away (ron
your vicinity. Not that she will
get mnch of a chance for that," he
added grimly.
And I realized with a curious
little thrill that even though I had
denied him any confidence con
cerning the letter be meant still to
watch over me.
(To be Continued.)
Argentina Likely to
Have Big Wheat Yield
WAHINGTON .Nov. 14. Ar
eentinaa 1922-23 wheat crop
probably will be a record produc
tion for that country. The first
estimate of production, received
today by the department of agri
culture from the International
Institute of Agriculture at Rome
forecast ar harvest of 215,320,000
bushels, compared with 180,541,
000 last year. The acreage this
year is 16,081.000 compared with
13.827,000 last year.
BIB BROKERAGE
E
E
Liquidation . by Discouraged
Holders Forces Recessions
on- Exchange
NEW YQfcK, Nov. 14. Spec
ulators for the decline forced-re
cessions of from one to nearly 5
points in a majority of the Active
issues in today's stock market be
ing aided by heavy liquidation on
the part of discouraged holders pf
ong stock and the closing out bf
thtvaccounts of a large brokerage
house, whose failure was an
nounced this afternoon.
The available price of both
rails and industrials in today's
market was approximately equal
to the bottom ot the June break,
which marked the first serious
interruptioa'to the bull movement
which began In August 1821 for
the industrials and a few weeks
earlier for the- rails.
As in the as yesterday there
was virtually nothing in the day.' a
news to account tor the acute
weakness in prices.
United States , Steel, which es
tablished a new high for the year
at HI V4 about a month ago,
dropped as. law as 102 3-4 today,
later rallying to 103 3-8. Cruci
ble continued to yield in reflec
tion ot speculative disappointment,
over the annual report. Midvale
dropped nearly 8 points and Lack'
awanna yielded 1) ". , ; 5 ' -
The sharp 9-point break in the
North " Amerfn, 'nearly all. of
which cams in'the first half hour,
was construed a speculative dis
appointment Vyer the form ? In
which another distribution of
treasury assets" Is likely v to bo
made to' shareholders. v "; :
Consolidated Gas And Columbia
Gas broke more.tljan four points
each for 't'b$ -same reason. . ;
Low priced rails "were sub Jectfd
to heavy seliing pressure on (he
theory that their market con
dition had become ' appreciably
weakened by the recent reaction,
Mexican ' Petroleum '. dropped
eight points, oh a turnover of less
than 1500 shares. .Huston Oil
continued in free supply, dropping
nearly four point while Stand
ard Oil of New. Jersey.. California
Petroleum and the Pan-American
issues were oft 1 ; to 2 points.
Total sales; were 1,296,006
snares. .
pall money opned and held at
five per cent throughout the Air.
Time money con tinned 'at five per
cent with renewals Comprising
most of the business.
Wide-tlactuaUons marked the
foreign exchangj;iharket, early
jtrength being followed by a per.
iod ' of acute weakness, particu
larly In continental rates. Demand
sterling ruled Just under 4.47
while French francs after touch
ing 6.85 dropped 'back to 6.68.
DAIRY POTATOES
PORTLAND, Nov. 14. Butter
PrlnU extras. 48; cubes extras
45c; prime firsts, He. Butter-
fat: Portland delivery. No..
sour cream, 4 8 at 49c. Potatoes
buying price, loeals 55 at 70c;
selling price, 90 at $1.25.
FRCIT
NEW YORK, Nov.. '14. Evap
orated apples, steady; prunes and
apricots, firm; peaches steady.
LIVERPOOep WHEAT
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 14. Close
Wheat, 4d to 1 d higher. De
cember 10s 44 4; March, 99
104d; May 9s 7d.
MIXXEA POLLS WHEAT
MINNEAPOLIS. Nov. 14.
Wheat, cash No. 1 northern
$1.154 at $1.224: December,
$i.l34: May. $1.13.
. . Seattle Chain
SEATTLE. Nov. 14. Hay and
grain unchanged.
The Federal Treaarfry had to
pay out $259,000,900 on August
1 That amount would .have tem
i poraruy. at least, stum pea a para
srapher.
IIS
FAILII
n up 11
IfUCAT
I
Advance in Italian Lire m
Last Thirty Days Good,
for Grain Market. :
CHICAGO. Nov. 14. Wheat
tended upward, la ; price- today
with special notice beiac; ttVen
of assertions that an advanoetln
Italian lira during -the last- JO
day had Increased the; parcha s-
ing power of Italy as much as 50
cents a bushel on wheat.. The
market closed unsettled ? at ; ths
same as " yesterday's finish." (to
1. eenta higher, Decerabar - at
I1.17H to f .!! aad,- May
$1,14 & to ll.UH,' Cornj (sined
H to 146. oats H st U P H
e. Ia provisions tha wteoma
varied from 15 cents decjlae f to
a rise of 10 cents, , -, ;" :l
Strength in Italian zekanga
was said to be parUeularly;aspocl
tted with higher prices for No
vember delivery of wlitati pu
lnth and Winnipeg. In Chicago,
the December delivery wilA.t In
much greater request th&rlfAy
or July, and the trade practically
I Ignored announcements that-IUly,
to curtail consumption, prtpoiei
to reimpose an import duty of-s
cents a bushel and also'plsee a
heavy Ux on native wheaCl'BiiU-'
Irh aenttfnent here was given t far
ther Impetus by biff clear$niB of
domestic wheat from Jtmfrldan
porta today of 1.188.000 busholi.
Persistent upturns In Uvfrpool '
quotations did a good deal t lift
wheat values here during 'the
early dealings, and so 'likewise'
did continue uneasiness regard-"
lug the Turkrh altuatlon. On
the advance. May reached' Ubln
one-eighth cent ot the high 'price .
record for the 1813 crop, derplte
primary receipts doub'e those1 ot
year ago, and notwithstanding -
favorable conditions over, the en
tire winter wheat be'.t as a result
ot thevVeather. ! ' "
Corn A, ascended j with wheat,
December Vorn going to a new
high price record for. the season.
Scantiness o( corn receipts here
was a factor. V; .
"Provisions averaged Iqwsr 'Ini
response to a decline in'lne to
market. , ? .
aViinHoiyjiij
afres37?i
i VUtUti,...v. aM.
4.
.rif
.
e t
hsAtEmnKET
. Prieee eratd-aro- arfsdlaaMa ,ssli
5r roei4 by farmers, . Vd.rotl
WH O ,8i oapt -aoH4, !
- No, 1 Wilt wheat $1.3. -TTT.
k. 3 whWL iL.zirri-'- ;
KoS 'Bed" wheat (sekd) $9e, ' 5-
Oat bay. 130. - -. ! , V
Clover b. baled $lth. '' '
'- E008, BUTTE Si iffTTEXFAt
traa. rtacL 80.. ."'r.TT. X
Creemery batter, retail 49Q5P.
f-Batterfst' fdolfvaradl. Use, T X
. e.rrr.-esr :. . .
Ofil -oaaVWj'IQiee.i
Broilers, 14t?20e. ' i .
Hens. Iightr.12rr . .
Hens heavy, IS.
-, PORic. irrrWew ira ttee
i:
'Hon. tov 810 10,1,3. ''iT i
' Dressed .hogs,. 1 4: . . . ,
Top veal, dressed 3. f . ,
- Steers, fl. , " .
Cowa. 2 HOI l-t e,1 . . .
Bsaanas. t8e. , . . -Lem,$9i0,-
--! '
I Nsvel oraagaa, 89.75. '
-CaUforaia grapefralt, ST.'RO, "
Tomabe. SOe V' - m- ' ' 1
Cprrote, 33. - N -.t-
Head leUue. $1.8 crate, i
OOcambere, 40 d.
Beets. $3.00 ow , - i f .
fortland Bnytej lf-aK
. . T.Cma. POTTT.TWW SWTS 7B I-. Vv-
EOG8, POULTET
KJS, POULTET AJT0 MUT. - ,
BUTTERF 'FlRHTi
I eborniaa ereom. 481349 'fab.
S
trair DKSUp;
Current rereinU 4J 4flr. whlta hen
aeriea. SOWSJe delivered, V - .
Lava ru u l, r r i o UT ET
-7. Np. 1 dressed. 38u i dv lire. . AO:",
ge, nominal. . r ; .1 - 1 ,
' DRESSED MEATS WEAR " r-.
tlee eammlaalaail IVlu lirks .
1 4 14 e ; anderjrradea 7 1 1 0 3 ; Aeal.
gf.-Toi' aadgratles,. $
10c.
-i
HAY ANTJ OBAijI'
r .
V HAY FIRM.' SCAReTE -.J1".?"4
PofU! Valley Mmofby.
$31: Eastern OrevonX'tin-uiiiv. I'iUsi
2Y ton; alfalfa,' $18J0I$ f 9 -sa; clever'
a ton; areia aay, vtefcaiu; pels gad
vetch $20j 31 ton: straw e .,
ORAIN fjIGHE - '
Bid tweie-Trek Ponlaod. la '
lots) Wheat options. $1-04 t 1.23: Rsart,
t bluest em $ 1. 3d; eats $30.75) EasterW
yellow eora. JIjt84-j harley
mlllraa $30031. - .
FRUIT " -"
VRflT 8TEA0T ,
Apples S0e$2.$3 Mrrdg t -variety
aad pack): buckiafcernae. aem'malrl
0 ro, 4 5er rraoes, 9L7liy8.2.
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it?.4- "fAh fP4 Jf6i9j;
aid roters,-30e; docks, whit Psk'a,
TOupg 0c;- oVd difeka. .aomiifal na - .
. VEGETABLES STEADY
- Evw. pots to -s, ioe65 ewt.; Ortirof .
taUrage, KilHe .lb.: asrsaiav la 4b.:
carrots. 2S daseaj h aches; eew etoa
$l:O00 1.2S ewt.: epcam aanash, moiainsf '
tomatoea, nomiI; .i.Iiflparr: $1.25(3
fl.SO doaea. ' 1 T ,
wooc.'.- ."'"'-
WOOL STEADY "
-Ifs'f hlood and tine. 8pAl5; throe
elgbthe bWd. 8032: enertey blood. 3
?$.7e: low emarter aad rld. 30$; -msH4
or eotted wool. 1S&I$.
f (NOTE Eetva Oregoa : -Wasblajrta
end Idaho ranch rllne bnag l ie 1 cnu -laaa
thsa vallev wol.) -
. . HOPS QUIET C 1
jIOPB IWJ nop, nominal ; aew crop,
8 a 104 tt." .
eente a OoBO I. vimiswa
ent, Oregon Btatoamaa. ;- .
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