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i 1 H if M I ti ll I U si .-a, 1! m t ' it THE OREGON STATESMAN. SALEM.- OREGON WEDNESDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 20. 1922 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS Bth.ptf word : per insertion ' Thro insertions Oh week ' ( Insertion) U KMBtn .--w-..,.... 8i months' contract, pat. aao. 13 months contract, pr ma. 2 so ..20 -Se .12 Minimum for any advertisement ..25e EMPLOYMENT ntAUb Oh PEMALE WASTED MEN AND WOMEN TO tako farm paper subscriptions. A good proposition to the right people. Ad dress tbo Pacific llonitslead, StttHBtl Bldg.. Balm. Or. PERSOHAZ. GET MAREJSDt-BEHT MATRIMONIAL paper- published. Pre (or stamp. Correftpeedeu:, Toledo. CHiio. Auto Directory TIKXS AND ACCESSORIES ARMSTRONG TIRE, BUILT FOR EN daranre. Tetnpina A Heine, Sit N Commercial. STORAGE GAS OIL. GUARANTEED repairing. Universal ' tiarage. 060 Capitol CSED PARTS 13 to 12 OFF. MIKE'S Aato wrecking House. 424 North Commercial. Phoae 523. NORWICH' UNION . FIRE INSURANCE SOCIETY W. H. Burgbardt, Jr. , Resident Agent; 171 State St. MONEYj TO LOAN On Real Estate; T. K. FORD - (Over Ladd ft Bash Bank) FOR SALE BICYCLES AND REPAIRING NEW! TODAY. FOB S VLE OK TRAD IT FOR ROAD S' ater. late '22i Ford coupe. Phonal r 1140-M. ' ' - INSURANCE THE BROTHERHOOD of American i eomen. issue icgai res erve iniaranec.'l ' See G. W. Moor, district managerl Phone 887-W, 674 N. Chorea. . ! - - OILS. GREASE. ALEMITE SERVICE for all make. Tompklne k Heine. 219 S. Commercial j FOR BENT A TWO-ROOM GARAGE, partially furnished; haa eleetrie lights, eirv water, sinafiand cupboard, a oast ' little: cook stove; 812.50 par month, water furnished. Mills and Copley, 5 Stat fit. I -FOR REST 5-ROOM HOCSE. AT 1052 1 f Bae-inaw street. i 820 month. Apply at Statesman basin office, or phona 2J. NEW 6-ROOM MODERN HOCSE Market street waat of 12th 14800. Wilt Uka house; and lot worth 2000 or light MM la 'exchange. Harris, 624 s H. Capitol. 1943-J. . , TO TRADE HOUSE AND . LOT IN - Corvallia far 91000, to trade for home ap to $3000 ja Salem. Will pay the t difference. Sea Ben P. West, 370 BIRDS, PETS AND FLOWERS THIS TEAR GIVE LIVING PRESENTS. Flake haa them. 272 State. , J FARM PAPER IP TOO WAST TO GET THE BEST farm paper. td 15a ta the Pacific Homestead. Salea, Oregoa, for a three montas : trial subscription. Mention v - PiAjros CSED CHICKERINO GRAND. IN GOOD ahapa. Will give some term a. H L, Stiff Farnitara Co. . POR SALE GOOD USED MAHOGANY piano left as to sell. Price 8200. terms. II. L. Stiff Far it are Co, Ma li department. ' - POTJliTRY POULTRTMEN SEND EIGHT TWO- cent itampi for ipeeial three months' trial for the bast and oldest journal is the west. The articles and advertise ment are of special Interest to the poultry breeder! of the Northwest. Korthwest Poultry Journal, 211 Com mercial street, Salem. Oregon. WOOD BEST GRADE MILL WOOD 4 FOOT and 18-lnch. Prompt delivery. Reason able price. Fred B. Wells. SOS S. Chorea. Phone 1542. WOOD P0& SALE LARGE SECOND growth and 18" old fir. Call 1407. laSCEXLANXOUS LLOYD E. RAMSDEN DAYTON BICT eles and repairing. 387 Court. HARRY W. SCOTT 'The Cycle Man' 147 8. Commercial Phone 88 USED AUTOS OLESON'S AUTO EXCHANGE USED cars, bought, sold or sold on commis sion. Daily or monthly storage. WANTED A FEW MORE CARS TO paint or repair. Painting and repair ing both done by men who are experts la their line. Also a few good bus in used cars. Miner a Garage. 803 Libert?. RADIATOR k FENDER REPAIRS RADIATORS FENDERS. BODIES, made or repaired. J. C. Bair, 849 Ferry. BUSINESS CARDS TRANSFER HAUUXG capital crrr transfer 00226 State St. Phone 3S. uiacrtwuBc. forwarding and storage our specialty. Get oar ratet TRAHSPOBTATIOH PARKER'S STAGE I INES J W. Parker. General Manager Central Stage Terminal Salem. Oregon 8ALEM Sli.VtRTO.S DIVISION Leave Salem. Central Stag Terminal: 7 a. m 11 a. no , 5 p. m Leaves Silerton. News Stand: 1 i. , 1 p. m 6 p. m. Salem-Independenee-Monmouth Die r ton: Leaves fcal-m Ontrai Stage Terminal: 7 a. m.. 9 a. m. , 11 a. m, 9 p. m. S a. m. Leaves Moamooth, Monmouth Hotel: 8:15 a. m, 1 p. m.. 6:15 p. m. Leaves Independence, Beaver Hotel. 8:30 a. m, 10 a m.. 1:15 p. m. 4 p. m. 6:38. We make connections at Salem to all parts of the volley. Extra trips b appointment. J. W. PARKER. General Manager. PROFFESIONAL OPTICIANS MORRI3 OPTICAL Oregas Building. CO. SUITE SOI. GLASSES FITTED BY THE BOW OP tu-al Co., 323 State street, opposite Ladd A bush Bank. "Use iuattr Proven Shar oaa." DETJQIXSS PHTSICIAJIi MAGNET10 HEALING DR. Fraats. Acuta and ckroaie PWaa 780. SS-28 Breymaa Bloek. NATUROPATHIO PHTSICIAKS SECOND HAND GOODS SALEM BARGAIN HOUSE BUYS AND soils second hand furniture. Tools and junk. 820 N. CoavmerciaL Phone 492. WANTED EVERYTHING IN CLOTH tng and shoes. Best prices paid. Cap ital Exchange. 342 X. Commercial. Phone 1368-W. SCAVENGERS REPAIR SHOP W. A B. AUTO REPAIR SHOP WE also do all kinds of repairing. Sawa filed, sciaiort. knives and lawnmower ground. Soldering work done. Old stoves made new. Autos stored by day or month. We will sell or trade your used ear for you. Bring it la to na. All work inaranteed. 175 Commercial. la rear of Xelmeyet Drag Store. Phone 167. CARPET AND BCO WEAVING enna on a wStiTH SERVICE SUC- eesaor to Neel Scavenger) Garbage and .f .i of all kinda removed by the month. Reasonable rales. Phones Office 829, residence 2058. guru RHAVEXGERB GARBAGE. refuse of all kinds removed. Cesspools cleaned. Phone 167 or 1595 W STOVES AND STOVB REPAIRING CHRISTMAS TREES. 15e TO Lane Morley, 746 Highland. 50c. CARPET AND Pnone before 9 a RUG WEAVING m. 84-F21. STOVES REBUILT AND REPAIRED 40 years' experience, uepoi . fence, siies" 26 to 28 Inches high. s.:.M Aila mnA varaishea. etc. locan V,.,.. .nd hnn hooks. Salem ft-uce and Stove Work. 250 Court street Phone 124. CANDY SHOPS State 8t POB RENT 2-ROOM APARTMENT, 1 $12; also downstair apartment, reaa 1 enable. Phone 166. " .'FOR SALE PATHE PHONOGRAPH. v like new, wita many reeoras. Al Tick Bros. Cheap. TORT A CAMEO BROOCH. RETURN ; to Statesman oil ice, upwara. , ; 1 AFTER .YOU ARB BICK YOU , CALL ! .. your doctor; after trouble yo consult , your lawyer. But it Isn't wlso to wait till" after tbo flro to call your Insur- aaeo- agent. - Consult your insurance i - agent now. Standley k Foley, agent. . Bush-Bank Bid. Phone 847. . . - - 3 . m CLEO CLUB GINGER ALE FOR YOUR ", . Xmaa dinner. Order a ae of Star v Bottling Works. Salem. l PHONE GLENN ADAMS FOR HOUSE ; f decorating, paper hanging, tinting, etc. - Reliable workman. I - 1 - TO TRADE 80 ACRE FARM IN m Washington- Most all ia crop. Price 30 per aero. Waat farm near Balent. Will pay som difference. ii f ' Thomason ! ' - SSla 8tta Street. ; A -- U i.FOR BALI s WHITE LEGHORN . puiieiB. . j. ""ii - Phona 80-F11. D"' St FOR BALE WHITE EMDEN GEESE -, Phone' S-F3. .":..'' " " i- "' ' 1923 CALENDARS FREE. ' StnltJt insurance agency. HOMER U. T FOR BALE APARTMENT HOUSE OF t ' 30 rooms with basement; on ears hue. Price 8250. i Torma. FOR SALE BURBAXK POTATOES Phone 44-F14. FULLER BRUSHES LOCAL REPRE sentative. Grimes. 1937-J FOR SALE HOME GROWN FILBERTS. 1210 N. 18th, or 416 Oregon Bldg. Phona 546 office hours. "FOR SALE RANGE. HEATER, DRESS- er, ' and other household . furniture. ' Phono 1070 J. SUMMER LUGGAGE REDUCED WALL paper remnant, plaster, wallboard. Velvet atair earpet, 81.33. Endurance high grade bouse paint, Kalsomine, lOe pound. Cotton mattresses, 88. 50. Steel springs 85 00. Max O. Burea. 179 N. Commercial 8U FOR SALE OLD NEWSPAPERS, 10 ota a bundle. Circulation department, Oregon Statesman. CHRISTMAS GIFTS. SELECT THEM from the Flower in the Bottle Perfume Shoo. 115 N. Liberty St. Every 50e purchase gives you a number oa the beautiful doll. - - Beautiful Oregon Rose and eleven other Oregon songs, together with a fine collection of patriotic song. sacred songs and many old-time favor ites. ALL FOB 25e " f Special prices in quantity lot) Especially adaptable for school, commun ity r home singing. Send for - Western Songster 78 pages, bow la its third oditwa. Published by - OREGON TEACHERS MONTHLY SIS R. Commercial St Salem. Ore. MILLINERS t. FOR RENT Krueser : Oregon Building. Phone 217. IP YOU HAVE PROPERTY FOR SALE. Ihat is priced right, phone 847. t : . M. J. Hunt APARTMENTS FOR RENT apartment. FURNISHED 690 Union. 3 ROOM FURNISHED APARTMENT FOB RENT. . 891 North Commercial. "HAVE BUYER FOR SEVEN OR EIGHT , room hous withla eight blocks of an! PLATS t, t . . vcrsity. M. J. Hunt Ladd k Bash Bldg. FOB -RENT FURNISHED FLAT AT 664V Ferry street. 850 a month. Phono 23. or apply at Stateemaa bnal ' aeea office. ACME CHOCOLATE SHOP "JU8T Candy." Strictly homemade. 121 S. Commercial. 5 CARPET AND PLUrP RUGS NOTICE TO THE PUBLK3 WE NOW weave flnff rugs made out of old ear vets, anv length or width you desire. We also re-fit, re-iew and size carpets. Feather renovating and mattress steam in and re-makinc. Salem Carpet Cleaning and Fluff Rug Works. Phone 1134 ELECTRICIANS SALEM ELECTRIC- CO MASONIC Building. Phone 1200. ELECTRIC FIXTURE AND SUPPLY Co. Phone 1934. 222 N. Liberty. HALIK'S ELECTRIC SHOP ELEC trieal machine repairing, ' contracting. 337 Court. Phane 488. ARCHIE FLEENER, ELECTRICIAN House wiring by hoar or contract. Estimates furnished. Phono 980. 414 Court St. CHIMNEY SWEEPS , CHIMNEY SWEEPING FURNACE cleaning. F. Councilman, mono 6d. CHINE SB PHYSICIAN DR. H. L. HUM CURES ANY KNOWN disease. 153 High St,; phono CLEANERS AND DYERS SPICK 'N' SPAN CLEANERS AND dyers. 544 Bute DRVO STORE! BREWEB DRUG CO. 403 COURT Phone 184. WM. NEIMEYER JUST DRUGS," 175 N. Commercial, phone 167. rnrANQiAX I HAVE SEVERAL THOUSAND Dol lars to loan oa first class security. H. E. Bolinger. 328 Oregon Bldg. MARION-POLK COUNTY FARM LOAN asaociatioB haa money to loan at 6I6 W. D Smith, secretary-treasurer. 803 Salem Bank of Commerce. LADIES' HATS MADE 1 Your old hata made new. Tempi. TO ORDER. 202 Masonio MEDICAS MOUNTAIN BALM COUGH REMEDY Phone 517 W. MEN'S STORE rn OHASTAIN CLOTHING CO. SUITS and overcoats. Use my stairs: It paya. SOS Bute St. MACHINE SHOP DR. A. SLAUGHTER ACUTE AND chronic diseases. 415 Oregon Bldg. Phone 110. OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS DR3. WHITE AND MARSHALL 206 U. S. Bank Bldg. DR FOSTER 404 OREGON BLDG. Phones 756. 2024 J. DR. W. L. MERCER OSTEOPATHIC physician and surgeon. Kiricsville graduate. 404-405 U. 8. National Bank Bldg. Phone, office 919; res. 614. PAROLE BEARS ROlt Oil IIEAT HUT f DS LAW CHANGE Npw Winter Whpnt Hrnh Is MV II V; stilus v y a. f- I m Estimated at 15,000,000 Warden James w. Lewis Bushels In Excess MaKes necommenuuii in Hepon 10 uovernur CHICAGO. Dee. 19. Govern ment figures suggesting that the Adverse criticism Is directed at 15.000,000 bushels larger, as compared with corresponding es timates at this time last year h& a bearish effect on the wheat market today. Closing prices were unsettled, ranging from 34 net lower to c advance, with DR. JOHN L. LYNCH OSTEOPATHIC Mav J1.25V4 to y..c aa ana ooa. m . , , . a , 5 to , 1A S . Corn 5S-F5. finished at 4 at Tie decline to Vic gain, and oats off Vic Provisions outcome was on- BROKEN ARCHES AND OTHER DE- formiUes of the feet corrected without loss of time from your ocrspstion. Drs. White k Marshall, U. 8. Bank Bldg. new winter wheat crop would be the state parole law by James W Lewis, warden oi in siatw peni tentiary, in his biennial report submitted to Governor Olcott. Mr. Lewis was appointed warden May 1, 1922. to succeed L. H. Comp ton. who resigned, and who was head of the prison the previous I aS An.. taA VIASS fKA4i,v4 $1.25 M. and Pruon ol ine presem ysium sw, mmjm the report, "while a splendid one in principle, haa been changed so many times that It is very mn REAL ESTATE Trading Specialty Portland income and residence property .i In exekaage for farms, orchards and ... lands in the Valley. Coma and aea na. K w may do you a aerviee. 'The Fleming Realty Co. 841 8tate 8L ANDERSON A RUPERT Baocossora to Laflar A Laflaw INSURANCE REAL ESTATE BONDS LOANS 406-7 Oregoa Bldg. chanped to 15 cents down. ltfl nn contract made ,WilJL.far . men bv ih board of control. Be cause thmarket waiwYery rac- tive at the tint, and . eariy ot the 1920 crop atlll n na with the! nix fundi low, (hf fes- Ulature in 1921; ; appropriated S30.000 to help pay tor tTrop, with the understanding that th amount was to4 be returned Ite reneral fund of the aUte. , Fwrnhaire la Mada a 1 1 ; -Owtnjr to the very M Pfke paid for this straw, as eajladifor ta the contracts." the report ex plains. : tand sthe great drepj la ; the market price for f.ax, pro- , ducts, this had to be worked it I considerable lots. Durlns ; the 1 92 1 'season very little flax waa rabed. owing to the dryrfess ; ot the season.! ' j : The new wood-work plant1 tt the prison, In the opinion ot ine warden, (will In a short time to far toward placing tne pwson.ca a self-supporting basis. Tbl was established with an appropriation, of $20,000 by the last legislature. Material is worea , j "There seems to be a great de ; mand for furniture, the report cult to Interpret, and. according mMi loeeonine- f rnnfM.a to the opinion of the attorney L is t0 man ar- 00v n the part ot numerous holders Eenerai. ooes not """""l " ployed teaching the inmate, w wuw ""'-"- , - run tne macumeiy f X ' victed of a crime to be paroled. Ttrioos pieces ot furniture. Two New Law Xeeaed carloads ot kitchen cablneU bave "It Is my recommendation that already been ahlpped and aTarge this law be repealed and that an number ot dining room: chaTrs, entirely new law be drawn up rockers, breakfast -Ublti, etc.. containing the principle, of tne nave oeen ' -fi.fi nresent law. but so worded that soon be Iready for. shipment. This should Cive steady employment to number ot inmatas a. they can be taught the Oak. ash. alder andi fir and that all prisoners except those sentenced for life, and those convicted of crimes ot violence. Wood's Bargains New buniralow 81800, easy term. Good bouse, fiva blocks out, lot 82x165. on paved ttreet, $5000, easy terms. Want a bouse as payment on a 40-acre farsy on paved highway. Want a Buick o Dodge car as payment on a close-la home. Want a homo as payment op . choice five-acre tract. SmaM house for ' rent. $8.00. P. L. Wood. 841 State St. THE CROSS AUTOMATIO ELECTRIC Steam boiler, vulcaniiere """l tn? pistes. Perry C. Campbell. 317 N. Liberty. H. AND M. CO. SPECIALTY GRTND ers and welders. Automotive aerviee. 490 Ferry. Phone 8C4. MACHINISTS .. a.vnvrrrrxt A HVTTH MACHINISTS, enrineers. welders, HeaM eylinder grinding servieo. y. Phone 562-845 Fer- NOODLE PARLORS WA HONG NOODLE Ferry. HOUSE. 439 niv STS NOODLE HOUSE CHOP suey, 40e; puffed rko, 20c: wodlt. toe- friad noodles. 60e. 189 8. Lib erty. MUSICAL 8ALEM CONSERVATORY OP MUSIC All hranchea tauirht. diDlomat granted. Joha R Sites, directon -M37 Cooch Phoae 626. BAG AND JAZZ PIANO PLAYING 12 lesson guaranteed. Waterman fiystem. P. B. Clark. gr- MoOornack Bldg. MUSIO STORES co a WTTJ. PIANOS. PH0NO- grapha. aewing machines, aheet snulc nl niiiu ttudies. Repairing phono- rranha and aewia machines. 432 State. Sal am. PIANO TUNERS , WANT A 13500 LOAN i ON ranch, gocolofaky, 341 8tate. 9000 ROOMS t - New Today v.- vJL.raomi hnnealow. with fire- ' place, at 1305:8. 14th 8t. $25 por , 1 W-roa hoaso t 41 lst SL 35 I Trhoaso withi 1 aereo trait and ! aais, good garden sou. asa pr "'" iW. H,.Grabenhorst& Co. ' '275 State $t. Phono 515. TOR SALE 4 ROOM BUNGALOW, . paved aueet, i corner; eaar terms , V $3100. Comptoa Rest fctato 469 J, State 8k , -I - a ' ' a nFSTRARI.E ROOM FOR TWO FOR rent during Legislature, in modern i home, near State Houae. Please give nrfarenees. Address 'H 101." care ' Suteemsn. WANTED MXSOaXIJLXXOfJB f BUNGALOW BARGAINS f ,lfodera bungalow. 5 rooma Modern bungalow. rooma Modem bungalow, 6 rooms Madera bancalow. o rooma .92800 8800 : A KU .4500 - JS150 --1100 Modern oangaiow, a iwm i-: 'Modera bungalow, 5 rooma -fj27 tfwt.ra linns. 8 JTOOBS ....4'OUUU Modera house, 8 rooma Modera house, rooma Mttv&. S rooma Tanas oa any of above P'? Some Choice vacant lots cheap $200 ,- aad ap. Let Child k Bechtel at 540 Stato street know your waats. : - i Exchanges HAVE A CASH CUSTOMER otrlctly modern o-rooa Vi V tl i tr FOB A house. ' 50 arrea. with modern improvementa. ' e.n ba aeea at my of lice, wai :. m Salem resideaeo; about $4000; price 224eeresVa mile out, fair Improvements, -i .-i.l. 't.. Ik. knnu. OB cooa rosa. only $3700, $1400 eah, balance to be u aumed . . . wAm Am rjavament. ow scm, ii ..w- , - - - . ii, i . i .a. Tti.nlnf water: Willi 'i7m .ldeac; to $4000; price ; $150 per acre, y y ; I - Socolofsky ' ; ., 841 Stale. - r Good Buys - Bueiness opportunity oaStat St,. with ' 20-foot front. " ' '.-. ML,. : Cloae-la busineea property. 83x165, t with two dwelling. "e,."00'- , 5 room plastered cottage, light, water , .ndtollet. Price $1700; 600 down. , balance $20 per month. Interest 6. . ' 6 room modera home, pest vocav v Salem, near State Hoase. lrr Price $16,000 i $5000 cash, baUnce New live-room, bangalow. , with wment ' 4aaemeat aear 8tate St. car. Price , $4000. $2500 dowa. . r . m V-room mooern uoua , paved atreet, aear car line. $5250; $1000 down, balaneo $25 per month. - r : Real Estate A Fire, Inaurstiee. , W. H. Grabenhorst & Co. 75 State B-. . B. Bank Bldg. ; EMPLOYMENT WANTED FCRNTTCRK. TOOLS, MA- aery, stock, eve wui pbt iot vwsb aaQ oa eommlaaioa. Paoao tlx. '- Wowdry. tbo aactioaaar. WANTED FURNITURE, TOOLS. ETC, Phone 51L . WANTED TO BUY HOUSEHOLD FUR- aiture, tools, miscellaneous article. Phone 1446. IP YOU HAVE ABSOLUTELY NUMBER . eao potato, we eaa aanaio Hangi Bros, Balent,' Oregoai WANTED EVERYTHING IN HARD- ware and furniture. Best price paia. TH CAPITAL HAKUWAttS FURNITURE 00. 285 . Cbmmercial St. Phena 947. BUSINESS CARDS AUCTIONEER AUCTIONEER OP FARM AND PER- aoaal property. . oatteriee, o . ComarereUl St, room 21, over People Cash Store. Residence phona 1211-J. Office paoao 430. AUCTIONEER P. N. WOODRY. THE livestock, furaiture, real eUte auc tioneer. Phone 511 for sale dates. Res. 1610 N. Summer. COL. J. B. GABLE AUCTIONEER, . farm and city aales. 160 8. High. phons 1446. - ACETYLENE WELDING IRON STEEL, BRASS. .ALUMINUM Bring the pieces. Oxo-Gaa Heating Co. - 837 Court. . : ACCOUNTANTS AND AUDITORS nnan R. ROBERTSON k CO. MEM- ber Amaricaa Institute of Accountant. iMMitantL Aaditor. income lax oer -iu xnrtland. Ora.. and Miaaeaoolia. Mlna. Address: , 1517 Yeoa Bldg . Portland. Ore. Auto Directory AUTOMOBILES THE GOOD MAXWELL GINGRICH Motor Co, BiA yours. . BATTERY AND ELECTRICIAN AUTO ELECTRICIAN j EXPERT TROU ble ahooting. 218 N. High. Phono 203. R. D. BARTON EXIDE BATTERIES. starter and generator work. 171 8 ' Commercial. FARM LOANS S3 YEARS 0 PER CENT NO COMMISSION A. C. Bohrnstedt 407 Masoniu Temple. Salem. Ore. 20-YEAR FARM LOANS ON RURAL eradrt nlan. ore-navment orovisions al lowed. Wo will finance you for a lets rata of interest than any firm oa'tte Private money to lean oa either city or country property. , R. W. Marsters 411 Oregon Building. FURNACES SEAGROVB FOR FURNACES 198 S 12tb atreet. rURNTTURE STORES . GIESE FURNITURE CO. QUALITY furniture for lea money. 878 Court Phone 464. PEOPLE'S FURNITURE STORE NEW and second hand furniture. n a. Commercial- - FLORISTS CUT FLOWERS AND FLORAL PIECES. Delivery. C. F. Breithaupt, florist. 128 North Liberty street. Phono 380. Ladies' Wearing Apparel DRESSMAKING SPENCER CORSETS TO ORDER Dressmaking. Oarri Fisher. McCor- aack Bldg. HEMSTITCHING SALEM ELITE HEMSTITCHING, pleating. Vuttoaa, ttampiag aad aoedlo work7829 Oregoa Bldg. Paoao 879. MRS. a K. MILLER HEMSTITCHING, stamping, buttons. Room AO, over Mil ler's store. Phona 117. BUSINESS CARDS EDWARD WELP EXPERIENCED niBM tnner. Leave order Will's Musi Store .: .JACK CLEMENT BALE MB Vi.u piano tuner, ia back. ' call, write or shone 174. the Song Bhep, opposite the Court House. , i VARTXTT STORES guru VARIETY STORE CHINA- ware, glassware, toya, notion, aad mil linery. WATER guru wiTFll I.TOIIT k POWER CO. nw nm Sonth Commercial St. Ten per cent discount oa dometic flat i-ataa naid in' advance. No deduction for atscnee or any cause umssa la shut off yoar premises. WOOD SAWS WOOD SAWING PHONE 1131. CITY. eoantry. Ed. Bproed. RESTAURANTS uiTn DfOTllTR 1VT MOST REASON- hla nneaa. Johnson Barty. 159 S. Wiglt. PIANOS TRADE YOUR OLD PIANO FOR A new Victor or Brunxwick. H. L. Still Furniture Co.. Music Dept. SHERMAN. CT-4Y k CO, PIANOS Steinwaye. Duo-Art and other. Moore t , Music House, 415 Court street and I Masonio Temple. NURSERIES COMPLETE LINE TREES SXAUL fruits, ornamentals. Capital City ur aerv Co.. 426 Orecon Bldg. Phono 75. vriB HAT.R OREGON CHAMPION rooseberrv olanta. P. W. Woelke. Rt 9. Box 131. Salem. STRICTLY MODERN HOUSE BE tweea Court and State 'street In East Salem. Thia has everything yoa want and is a bargain at $5000. Good terms eaa be arranged. Winnie Pettyjohn 831 K State St. FOR SALE 3-ROOM HOUSE. $1175; $300 cash, balance monthly. 6 room house, modern, 3 bedrooms, full base ment, ciose. in. $3700; terms. Comptoa Real EUate. 469 State St. WE WOULD LIKE TO LIST YOUR rjrooertr either for sale or trade, call us up. rnone 175. Thomason 331 State Street. FOR EXCHANGE WELL IMPROVED wheat farm in Alberta for Willamette alley farms. W. McLaren Realty Co. 180 N. Commercial St. Phone 430. FOR SALE NEW SIX-ROOM BUNGA- low with basement and garage. fear the McKinley school. Price $3750. $750 cush. Krueger Oregon Building. Phona 217. s am, i . GOOD ROME ON PAVED STREET and ear line. Price $3000. W ill take car not over $1000. Thomason 331 Bute Street. EIGHT-ROOM HOUSE IN NO. 1 CON- dition. Large gTonnd. $5250. Cor ner lot. home and barn. $1900. Six room bouse and some furniture. $1850. Gertrude J. M. Page 492 N. Cottage. - Worth While r Kt have a neat little three-room house and lovely lot with paved atreet. Ha bath, toilet, electric light. 3 block to ear. Price $1950, $600 dowa and pay ments by the month. Wa have a lovely lot on which the own er haa built a very neat garage with two room, a folding bed ; ha city water, electric light, toilet and sink. on was shown in the wheat market. notwithstanding that 'some au thorities said the really signifi cant feature of the government report was the. fact that except In two cases the condition of the winter crop Is the lowest on re cord. It al?o was pointed out that present law. but so severe cold had prevailed since I there can be no misunderstand- the government data was gath- ing as to itet Intent and purpose. ered and that many fields were unprotected. Fading away of prospects of a loan to Germany tended further to handicap bulls and so likewise did talk about slow progress1 of farm credits bills at Washington. Persistent " buying for strong commission houses rallied the wheat market to some extent dur ing the last hour of the day. Some notice was also taken of late messages graying an Important announcement was expected in re lation to plans for financing ex ports of foodstuffs. Corn and oat. averaged lower a ; large soon as trade. timber ba? been purchased from convictea ot ti inura v i . . a i- w. Inanrhv farmers, cut by inmates, enouia De suDjeci to paruie. auwi -- ,,.t i.-,Ks hr the ood time allowed on minimum Ud sawed h Into .. . tnr tb sawmill which is part at ;tne dried In the dfyTkilns . . , . j v.s i raciorv. prisoners to De gooa in otuer i .v- ' -w-- Bntir 11 Ii fhey may be eligible for consider- 5f'tor 1r,2tt-2 ation sooner than If they failed to lire up to the rules and regu lations of the Institution. I be lieve those sent up for crimes of violence, who, according to the law, are compelled to do the full sentence, and others wno, ior various reasons, are obliged to do requlsltliond tor furniture ; Only light escapes are JeporteS for the last two years, mst.lron the trusty force and none.troin Inside the walla. There kejej no escapes between September, 1$ 21. land September, 1922. - i t I The report observes that aae- the maximum time, should re with wheat. Rural offerings of ceive good time deductions from j 4ttention g given re- i. .11 a.M m.TfmnTn isnlfnM. nrOvlQ 1 , . . , r ... Y I ' ,mi nn Tfr I na Driaonera. wui' corn, however, were small ana ome export business was an nounced. Provisions) were depressed by downturns In the value of hogs. The new president of Brazil started life as a grocery boy at the age of 13. He will still prob ably put all of the big apples on the top of the barrel. Early en vironment 1. powerful. Ing the warden thinks they are entitled to such, credits. This gives them something to look forward to and an Incentive to behave themselves." Health Conditions Good Health conditions are reported and religious services are carrier! on by Protestant and Calholl; chaplains,, theoaophlcal lecturers, th Volunteers ot America, 'the Salvation Army, the Scientists and others. The library Is well equlppc- Chrlstlsr r I good at the prison, and only four wItB literature of the tpUrtls: deaths trom natural causes nav. . in-f,,!,,. aort. STRUGGLE taken place In the two years. Two of these were from tuberculosis contracted prior to entering the prison, one was from heart fail ure and one trom lnfluensa. Four have been legally executed, two The morale and . dlsclpllsm t ' the Institution Is pronounced ex ; ceUent, C". : i . : TO n TT i Alternate Periods of Weak ness and Strength Shown on Stock Market NEW YORK, Dec. 19. Oppos ing speculative forces struggled for control ot today's stock mar ket, which showed alternate peri ods of weakness and strength with final price tendency upwards. Trading was largely ot a profes- Prico $800, 300 dowa and 12 per I gflonal character, there being lit nwBin. We hare 5 acres one mile east of the State hospital, all ia cultivation; no bnildings; 8225 per acre on very easy terms if desired. See See Mills & Copley 331 State St. We Trade tie evidence of the January re investment which usually makes its appearance at this time. Operators for the advance were encouraged by the resistance that the general market had shown to the cut In the Great Northern dividend, the official denials of rumored United States Steel and General Electric stock dividends, the refusal of the Morgan firm to consider an International loan 'What yoa don't want for what yon- do want." Do you want 4 lot in. Port land, well located, plenty of fruit. Price $1600. mortgage $500, for Salem lots. 4 room bungalow Hubbard, worth 11000. clear of debt, for Salem lot or lot. General store, small town, to Germany and the forced liqui- doing fine business, including store '., v. , building and 7-room modem home, dation occasioned by yesterday. $i5.ooo. for small ranch near some stock exchange failure, but these . ...Aal J . aT 1 1 M it. .1 .48 a at Kennewiclc, tiermiston ana noise, i uuisiue luuuwiug ia tueir eiiuri I to bid up various shares. Specu lators for the decline likewise failed to make much progress, de- Idaho. for Salem and Valley farms Many Eastern Oregon and Washington stock and grain farms for Valley farms. Middle West farms, Nebraska, Kan.. aT' s w:. L. U maw, A WyominTfo, "v.riourk7.dT7f 'farm. BPUe their rather heavy offering. in the West. We have hundreds of I of some of the rail, steel and pub- iMtinB to exenange. tee u ior any ..... Call money held steady at 4 per cent throughout the session. The time money and commercial paper markets were quiet with n0 auk: . Al Stiff's AucUc-i i House Saturday J 1:3d Pit Complete OutiiU 1 Of Ilome Furnisair?si will do sold at : auction. Everything wilt go to thb highest hidder, j ., j Beds to fnrnish lercral comfortable hosscs Mattresses and Spriilk Dining Tables . . Piano Lamps Ranges Library Tables Stand tables large uiortment-cf pictures, (ttihrs; V1U utessils, chairs KszS, rockers, desks, tools and everything to completely fornish a home. 4 .-j Xi 1:30 p.m. SA.TTJEDAT kind of trades. A, W. Estes Realty Co. 416 Oregon Building. NEW CORPORATIONS I rRCITLAND NURSERY HAS A SALES yard at Cherry City Feed Bara, 544 Ferry 8treet. Trees ready for plant Ins. Sea ma before baring. Phoae 1140-M. ' PRINTING Articles of incorporation were filed yesterday by the Davis & Webber Lumber company of Oak T)M.a T.AnA .Anntv TIia fnrrir. . . V rt.irla A XT WaH. I m-.vA , . '-"" I , ., . .v I nrieaa Aral rivea axeest aa aaed. a.. ... I i ,, i ju v.. I prison, auppiymg mu 01 cs ' v. T -iT . ai in 1 Z. t BUENOS AIRES WHKAT ? BUENOS AIRES. Dec, ij. committed suicide, one was killed j Opening wheat Vie higher rJDe- whlie attempung to assauu an jcember, $1.34; February, ll.Zv officer, and one was accidentally killed in the flax mill. A large number of Improve ments are reported about the buildings and grounds at a total cost of only $3750. The princi pal Improvement was the con struction of a cement flume .to replace the old wooden flume that was considered a menace to life and property, and which afforded an avenue of escape for prison ers. The ground, have been beautified with lawns and flow ers. Farm Is Productive Relative to the prison farm the report says. "The institution now owns about 250 acres ot land suitable for farmng. A large per cent of this, however, la not very fer tile and therefore not the best for vegetable farming. Besides this the prison has rented a little over 200 acres for farming pur poses. A fair profit hai been made in this department. There Is approximately 47 acres of land belonging to the Savage hears, Just east of and adjacent to the penitentiary, which has been rented by the institution for a number of years. This should by all means be purchased for use of the penitentiary, as It Is quite rich, and, being so close to the main grounds, makes It rery easy to work." Dairy Clear. Well In the dairy department only the best HoUtein cattle are kept, and the dairy has cleared over $9000 in the last two years In milk and other dairy products furnished to the prison. A large number of hogs, raised largely on refuse, keeps the Institution sup plied with pork, and some of the hogs are sold, occasionally. The poultry department, size consid ered, Is declared to be one of the s Y I ! ?f . xi rugs, chen CorJ Court and Llhrtj, Streets 3 . change in rates. Official denial of the German loan rumors had a depressing ef fect on the foreign exchanges, de- I . s aj v. piviuua uiuyyms UvSt AJ I . . , , , , - French francs 1 OC51 p1" uc',UiUC'u" "v I SALEtl MARKETS . w m I SALEX TaTAIXxTS - : i Prices 0 noted are wVnaaalo aid I ai price received by farmer. No ret. HOTELS : CARRIER I -s Oregon iaa. ! State St. WANTED FOR THE See W. H. Burghardt. 371 MARRIED MAW WANTS WORK, . Phoae Salem, 8030-R. - 4." TEMAXB wasted A MAID . FOB GENERAL . housework. 885. N. Bummer SL Call mornings.- ' PKRSTO I.1TR BATTERY SERVICE Sutioa. Expert battery aad electrical ; work. Farris Bros. Phono 1803. 418 Court. ATrFOatOBTrJB PAISTIIIO FORD OWNERS LOOK! W ARE . rannine a Ford sneeial during Decem ber only. - Have your Ford painted tot Xma. Surprise your friends. Ro V member, our special price on Foris is ; for.DocamJiconlytJtoja't b oDDortunity. Reliance Auto Painting i Co, SIS State, cor. Front, 2ad floor. CAPITAL HOTEL CORSER. STATE j' and Commercial. Phone C30 ARLINGTON HOTEL CLEAN. COST; 60e ap. 462 State. LADU8' TAHiORXNO W J. MAYER HIGH CLASS LADIES' tailoring; long coats, suits and dresees. Room 7, McCormack BlUg. rnone o. ULTJKDRUS SALEM LAUNDRY COMPANY, 81 S. Libertv atreet. Phone 25. Oldrtt largest best. Establiahed 1889. PIPITIL filTV STEAM LAUNDRY Onslitv work, crompt service. 1284 Broadway. Phono 165 . V - TRANSrXR HAPXJHO WB MOVE. STORE AND SHIP HOUSE- bold gooda. our specially ta piana and furniture moving. We alao make country trip. ' W handle the beat coal and" wood. Call oa aa for prices. We give good measure, good quality and good aerviee. Larmar Transfer Co. Phono 930.- ROWLAND PRINTING CO. JOB printing, M aeon ie Temple. PLUMBING PLUMBING REPAIRING AND COIL work. Phono 1397-J. Shop. 127 Union street. A. L. Godfre. t LODGE DIRECTORY ber and W. H. Buoy and the capitalization is $50,000. Other articles filed were: Reservation Lumber & Con struction company, Chiloquin, Klamath county; Incorporators, Jack Slater, C. L. Griffin, W. C. Van Emon; capitalization, $10,- 000. Harkson-Olsen Investment com pany. Portland; Incorporators, advanced later to 7.49 cents, or slightly above yesterday's' final i quotation. German marks were back to 1 hi cents a hundred. DAIRY POTATOES UNITED 8PANI8H WAR VETERANS. Camp 5, Armory. First, third Mondays PROFESSIONAL PORTLAND, Dec. 19. Butter: Prints extras, 51c; cubes extras. l47e: Tirirne first. 46e: hntterfat. . r TT 1 T.l. M- TT Q .1 j-ienry naissuu, -uuu uum, . i Portland delivery: No. 1 sour Harkson; capitalization, $5000; jcream 53c investment, ana iinance. 1 pntatrw CHIROPODISTS DHL H P RTOTT. GRADUATE NA tional University Science. Chicago Maaoaie Temple. Phoae MO. CHIROPRACTORS DR. 8. R. SMITH. CHIROPRACTOR. 822 Oregoa Bldg. Paoao 664. DR. LENA A. BOO NX. CHIROPRACTOR. 475 8. COmnaardal. uoara av bb i 1 to S. Phono 1415. DRS. SCOTT k SCOFIELp. P, S. C Chiropractors, 414-19 U. 8. Ban! Bldg. Phoae 87; rea. 828-R. A permit to operate in Oregon was issued to the Goldwyn Dis tributing corporation of New York, capitalized at $1,000,000. Walter Etris of Portland is named as attorney-in-fact for Oregon. Notice of dissolution was filed by the Phoenix Investment com pany of oPrtland. Notice of increase in capitaliza tion from $30,000 to $100,000 was filed by the Tomlin Box com pany of Med ford; and from $5000 to $25,000 by the Commer Buying price locals', 50c; selling price, 60 at 90c. LIVERPOOL WHEAT LIVERPOOL, Dec. 19. Close: Wheat, December ld higher; March and May d lower. FRUIT NEW YORK, Dec. 19. Evapor ated apples, quiet prunes, easy; cial Lumber company of Portland. I apricots and peaches, dulL and. chickens used. i' Approximately 8000 cords of wood were cut from a camp near Aumsville under a contract made In 1917 and completed In the fall of 1921. Of this product there Is almost enough left to supply the Institution for the present win ter. Brick Making to Resume "During 1921," says the report, "approximately 900,000 bricks were manufactured, and none in 1922, owing to the fact that the 1921 output was still In the yard. and very little demand for them. Most of these bricks are still on hand, but all have been contract ed for. This will give yard space so that more may be made In 1923. This would keep approxi mately 30 inmates occupied dur ing the summer months." The flax industry at the prison has suffered a loss recently due to market conditions. About 900 tons of flax straw were delivered at the prison during the fall ot 1 No 1 wheat 81.08 No. $ Rod wheat. Backed. $1X7. - Cheat nay 18-819.. I ' Oat hay 820 32. .. , - Clover hey. baled, 21. s EOG8. BUTTER AND MVTT&XXJiZ r.gg. retail, 44c .. -. . Creamery butter 630S3C. i ,-'' . 1 Bbtterfat, delivered. 6 ze. 1 Tl Nilk, 2-4 ewe; . I POULTX1 j V( Old rooster . a I Broiler! 15c. . Hen, light. Its. a , fk v t Hen, heavy, . t PORK. afTJTTON AND BZXP ; Hogs.. top. HHei2c k .Live hog. e. . . I . rbreud hog. 12Hai8. j Top, veal, dressed. 126)13. . Topjteer l3aiV,e. " 'Cow. 8Q10. . i . nurx - . Bananas lie.' ' . Lemons 11319. - Navel emotes 87.00. California giwpefrnU 4. . , Plorida 4 grapef nit, 87Q8. r.mpire grape 100 is. . - Craabertiea dJ0 bos. Dates. 4.75. ' -- t Jap orange .1.50 lmndl. ,K h -nrxs .. Walaats 10 in. s . f F liberie 30 Ih. . '. . . Almond 26c ' f "-. --- : r BrasU 15a lb. i ; 1 TEGETABXEf V Cauliflower 92.50. . ' ;-' , Head lottaeo 4 eTaa.-i . ; Tomatoea 30 ta. rrr " i i;i L I T t 1