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THE OREGON STATESMAN. SALEM, OREGON
FRIDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 22, 1922
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENT 8
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8U months' contract, par mo. 15
IS months' contract, par so. 12
Mi Dim am (or any advertisement 25e
NORWICH UNION
FIRE INSURANCE SOCIETY
W H. Burghardt, Jr.
Resident Agent . 871 SUte Bt
: MONEYiTO LOAN
. On Real Estate
" T. K. FORD
(Over Ladd & Busa Bank)
NEW TODAY
PUPPIES AT 12.00..
hard and Collie.
CROS8F.D. 8HEP-
LOST BLUE BEAJB) BAO CONTAINING
fir or aix dollar and diamond ring.
' Liberal reward. ' Pbona 1150-W.
WANTED MILK COWS." TUBERCC-
tar tented. No-boarder. Moat etand
milk teat. Address - 18 8. 25th St
. or phono 1136VK, .
Jfl CELT - FLTWISHKD
(or rent , Seasonable.
835 Maria St.
APARTMENTS
, T& , Aagelua,
WANTED FOUR' JERSEY MILK
cows. Recently or aooa to bo freak,
moat teat fOor per eaat or r. and
milk 32 pound dally or better. W. E.
Vincent. Jefferson Oregon.... .
IS A. 4 MILES SALEM. HALF MILE
fine macadam to pavement: SiWerton
war; ' 1-n. enltivated, : bal. second
growth (ir: springs. : fanning ' waVr:
' fine eoll: $26tH); . erm. Harris, 03d
X Capitol. 1342-J. , ; '
TEAR-OLD LOOAKBERRY PL A XI H
Wanted. Ward K. RicbaidM. Pboid
404. . vV.
, THE PROTECTION OP TOUR HOME,
business or goods I an important part
. ( year basineaa. .Itia nr.bnaiaee ta
t . 1 ': fnraiak reliable protection at a
f t r-esonabIv coat, .Consult na nest time
' 1 yon fr-sur. fttandley ft Pole, agent.
. Bus Bank Bldg. ..ruon 47
sr r . i n ...
ARnT YOTJ supplied POR TOUR
i'i Xa dinner 1 Do pot overlook caso
of Cle Club Ginger Ala.
' Star. Bottling Works, Salem.
Made by
I WILL SACRIFICE MY 1920 . SPORT
4 svodel HarUy motorcycle, in . tip-top
. shape (or cash. , Can giv aom terma
and leaving eitr. 5 674 North Chnreh
. si. : .
, HAVE 1923 FORD "tJOTJPE. - LOTS OF
extras. -Will giv somebody a sood
. i bur If taken before Christmas. Phoi
an
'. i $8l-W.- ;
3 TIRST CLASS AUTO MECHANIC WILL
I t repair yon ear at year gnraco or mine.
. 1 References given. All work. nsrsnt-d.
- Pkoms 887-W.N. 'V x-' ' 1 ' ' '
: i 1 n' 1 lS 1 L 1 '
j . rOH ENT FUrLNJSHED.' 3-ROOM
apartmenV 09O UnlonT'' "
aOMO'SEElEKI. ATTE7ITlpVI--Wi
- have ona M U bear tittle 20 acre
fama in the Telle, all nnder eoltrea-
' . Ham mA In ens. ooar 3-room house.
t bam, food watt water, 3 aerea In (rait
' and berries: oa food road, near 0. E.
; ', tleetrle statien .aad paee highway
Owner write na to eell. and haa pot
f . .ha nrlra dam lor abort tiOlO tO
' 3.500, only $50P down. balAac long
: time. Wfar not InTCtticata and b con
Y 4 Tlneali Child ft BechteU 540 Stat
f atroot. - Wo nly drortle raaJ.. real
f estate bargnln. -.
iPPtF.a 75e tf'KR B0XL.S FOB 12.00
a far SS.frS ' Delirered. Spitsenberr
Km Beanir. Vanderpool. ' Pelatoee
' ' 74e per 100 lb. Word K. Richardson,
:, 2895 N. FronU Pboa 444.
W For Exchange
. 41 ACRKS, T MILES FROM SALEM,
i r on -bonie (or Maiden In.. Salem
r. vompton wu -cawte, p- ,
t TO EXCHAN0E 3 LOTS IN PORT
5 ' Und valued fllO),- rorlot
i ': x mmxk T.&nnnt tminrd bona and
t lot. ft food bay for -8220, with 9 100
; " down, balance like rent.
1 acYea, -with'Jarg 8-room honel
. Fallrf City, peWsod -a , a. bararaia. tot
! ai.oo. will ink Boaee in Salam and
asium aom. v. - ' ' '
Uood 8-room modern, bom fori rent.
. Thomason :
aatu. Rote -. -
EMPLOYMENT
1
rXMAXB
MAID , FOR GENERAL
X i housework. 88
'3aAUs Oik TEMAZA
-WAMTED -mm MEN AND WOMEN TO
' Uk (arm paper nbseriptiont. A food
nratMiaiiidn an th ribt People. A
drea te Paclfi Homes Uad. Sutesmaa
, BMC, B4em; w.
ALZ3MZH WANTED
SALESMEN EXCEPTIONAL 0PP0R-
. lRtitff. . . 1-IUtltlnTPB liraiMI OIK. mw
MeOletrv lUndr rmcfrj, Whinf
1 to- Iowa. . " . t-wf-----;--
PEM0NAI,
GET MARRIED BEST MATRIMONIAL
i mfte enbiisneo. '
t Corraajpondent, Toledo. Ohio.
FOR SALE
BIRDS, PETf AND FL0WXXS
THIS TEAR GIVR LIVING PRESENTS,
, Flak haa thenw v!73 mat.
FARM PAPER
I TOU WAST . TO . PPT- TH
; farm , paper, 4 15 to th
. Um(MJ ' RiUm.- OreiOn. (or three
mo.ih.' tria. aatbeeriirtioa. Mentloa
.this ad. ; . .
'MANOS
USED CHICXERINO GRAND,
i ahao. .Will glv aom t"
IS .GOOD
a. H L
' 'Stiff nrntthf Co.' ' .
FOB SALE GOOD. USED. MAJIOGANT
piano left n to , aelL , Price f200.
term. H. L. BtUt rurattur v.,
ait deparunent
,1 , ; y J-POULTRY -r " ' "
FOR SALE FAT GEW3..COR3TFED.
for Chris tmur trid.i Phon t f2
POULTRYMEN SEND "OHTTWO
. , cent Stamps tot apeil thrw Month
trial lor the beat and olds Joj
1 th west. Tho article and advertise
mnu art of ipoeial' iattrMt JW th-
' . , v.VJL( ... i th Norfhweet
' Nerthweat Poultry Journal, aw
J i asercial a treat. Salem, Oregon. '
Coo
; i
WOOD
i FOR SALE OLD FIR WOOD,
t .1122-4 ' .1-
PHONF
. BEST GRADE. MILL WOOD 4 FOCI
11 and 18-lneh. Prompt delivery. Roaooa
k,"l. prlcaT FredPB. W.1U. 805
CJhnren. -Pho 184S.V- j - -
WOOD FOR SALS f2?S?
h ' rrowth and 16" old llr. . Coll 107. -
INSURANCE
INSURANCE THE BROTHERHOOD
i of American Toomen Issues legal res
v rrr Usnranc. See G. W. Moore.
diatrtct manager. Phon 887-W, 674
district manager,";
If. Church.!! f f I
H -
I t cn
jaSCEIXANEOUS
rrfttTfiTMAR 'GIFTS. 8EI ECT THEM
from th Flower in tno otu
flK.n it K. Liberty St. Every . 60
purchase give yoa
m number on th
FOR SALE
. ICISCELLAirEOUS
FULLER BRUSUbB) LOCAL REPKJC
sontatlre. Grime. 1837 J
62S CALENDARS FREE.
HOMER H.
nmith insurant si-aey.
FOR SALE DOME GROWW FILBERTS.
lilO N. 18th. or 416 Oregon Hldg.
Phon 540 office hour.
FOR SALE SAXOPHONE AT NEARLY
half price. Terma to good party.
Phono Mr. 1) aria. 15ft.
SUMMER LUGGAGE REDUCED WALL
paper remaanta, plaster, wall board.
Velvet stair carpet, 1J5. Endaranc
hick mdo hens paint. Kalaomia. 10
pound. Cotton mattreoae, f8.50.
Steel spritifs $5.00. Max Cv Bare.
179 N. Commercial St.
FOR SALE OLD NEWSPAPERS. 10
eenta a buadl. Circulation department.
Orf-goa Statesman.
Beautiful Oregon Rose
and eleven other Oregon songa, together
with a fine collection of patriotic songs,
sacred songs and many old tia faror
ites ALL FOR 25
(Special oriee ia Quantity Iota) '
Especially adaptable for school, commun
ity or homo singing. Send for
Western Songster
:76 psgea. now in it third edition.
Published by
OREGON TEACHERS MONTHLY
til H Commercial St Satan. Or.
FOR RENT
APARTMENTS
FURNISHED APARTMENT FOR RENT,
891 North Commercial.
FOR RENT 2-ROOM APARTMENT,
$13; also downstairs apartment. , reas
onable, mono sea.
FLATS
FOR RENT FURNISHED FLAT AT
e4Va Ferry street, 350 a month.
Phone 23, or apply at Statesman bus!
nesi offie.
HOUSES
FOR RENT 5 ROOM HOUSE. AT 1052
Saginaw street. 820 a month. Apply
at Statesman basiness office, or phone
3J.
ROOMS
FOR RENT THREE HOUSEKEEPING
rooms; pew furniture,, new , paint and
paper. Everything famished. 1207
H. Commercial atreei. Adolta only.
A DESIRABLE ROOM FOR TWO FOR
rent during Legislature, in modern
horn, near Stat House. Pleas Sit
references. Address "K 101," tare
Statesman.
LOST AND FOUND
LOST
LOST A CAMEO BROOCH. RETURN
to Statesman office. Reward.
WANTED
msoELLAjrsofjs
WAirrxTj rnKBirrRS. tools. ma
btnerv, stock, etc wui uy ler ek
or a tomailMwa. Pson ill.
Woodry. the aaetionoer.
WANTED FURNITURB, TOOLS. ETC
, Phone. 511. j
WA5TKD TO BUY HOUSEHOLD FTR
aitur. tool a, miscallaaeous - artlejea.
- Phon 1440.
UP TOU HAVE ABSOLUTILT Null BIB
on potatoes, wo can handle
Maagi Brosw Salem, Oregon.
WANTED EVERYTHING IN HARD
wsr and furniture. Beat prices paid.
TH8 CAPITAL HARDWARE
ft FURNITURE 00.
2 8T5Tf. '"Commercial St. Phono 34T.
'BUSINESS CARDS
AUCTIONEXR
AUCTIONEER OP FARM AND PER1
sonal property. G. Satterlco, 180, N;
Oommvrcial St., room 81, over Penpl"
Cash Star. Retidenoa -phono 12U-J.
Offie phon 430.
AUCTIONEER P. K. WOODRY. THE
livestock, furniture, real estate sue
tioneer. Phone 511 (or sal dates.
Re. 1610 N. Snmmer. ;
COU J. B: GABLE AUCTIONEER,
farm and city U. ' 160 S. High
. Phoba 1446. " ' -
ACETYXENB WELDING
IRON STEEL. BRASS. ALUMINUM 5
Bring th piecea- Oxo-Gaa Healing Co.
'38T Court. , . .
' ACCOUNTANTS AND AUDITORS
HUGH R. ROBERTSON ft CO. MEM-ber-American
Institute of Aooounuats.
Aeoonnuat. Auditors. Incom Tas 8r
vle. Portland. Or and Minneapolis.
Minn. Address: 1517 Yeen Bldg.,
, Portland Or. .
Auto Directorx
AUTOMOBILES
THE GOOD MAXWELL GINGRICH
MotOt Co.. Tl Cdurt ' ' ;
BATTERT AND ELECTRICIAN
AUTO ELECTRICIAN; EXPERT TROU
bl shooting. 218 N. High. Phon 808.
R. V. BARTON EX IDE BATTERIES,
tarter and ' generator work. 171 S
Commercial.
PRESTO-LITE BATTERY SERVICE
SUtioa. Expert battery o electrical
work. Farria Bros. Phono 1803. 418
Court" -
. . . AUTOMOBILE PATNTINO -FORD
OWNERS. LOOK I WE ARB
running a Ford ipctal during Decem
ber nly. Hav your Ford painted for
. Qiimrima TOUT friends. R-
m ember, our special prle on Ford is
h. itaMnbsr only. Don't mitt thi
opportunity. Rlineo Anto Paintiag
Co, 319 8 tat, cor. Front, and floor
TIRES AND ACCESSORIES
STORAGE GAS OIL, GUARANTEED
Universal Garage. 660
a -
Capitol '
USED PARTS-wl-3 to 1-2 OFF. MIKE'S
a. .rm-blnr House. 424 North
Commercial. Phone 533.
OILS, GREASE,- ALEMITE JSBVICE
fotTaU make. .Tompkins H", 2i
N. Commercial.
BICYCLES AND REPAIRING
LOYD K. RAMSDES DAYTON B1CT
elea and repnlring.- 887 Court.
HARRY W. '
SCOTT
'Th Cycle Man
147 8. Commercial
Phon 68
USED AUTOS
e'OR SVL& OK TRADE. FOR .ROAD
ster, late '22 Ford coupe. Phon
r -rl 140; M. . -V- fflt'r ' -r
OLESO t T r.XCHANGnV-USED
ears, bough'. nld nr. sold en eommia
' iion. Dnily r- wwmfhly tornf. -
WANTED A FEW MORE CARS TO
paint or repair. Painting nnd -repair-.
' Ing both 'one by 'men who ar experts
la thir line. Alao ft few good boy tn
as-d ears. Ulnar' Garage. 803 ft.
Libortr. -
RADIATOR FENDER SEP AIRS
RADIATORS FENDERS. BODIES,
mad or repaired. J. C 3ir. 849
Auto Directory
REPAIR SHOP
W ft B. AUTO REPAIR SHOP WE
ale do all kinds of repairing. Sawa
filed, scissors, kaivr and lawnmowrrs
ground. Soldering work dose. Old
stoves mad aw. Autos stored by
day or month . We will sell or trade
your used ear for yon. Briug it ia to
ns. All work t uannteed. 175 N.
Commercial. la rear ( Neimeyez
Drag Store. Phone 167.
CARPET AND RUG WEAVING
CARPET AND
RUG WEAV1NO
m. 84 F21.
Pnon before 9 a
CANDY SHOPS
ACME CHOCOLATE SHOP "JUST
Candy." Strictly homemade. 121 8.
OommerciaL
CARPET AND FLUFF RUGS
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC WE NOW
weave fluff ruga made out of old car
pets, sny length or width yoa desir.
We also re-fit, re-sew and sue carpets.
Feather renovating and mattress steam
ing and re-making. Saiem Carpet
Cleaning and Fluff Rag Works. Phon
1154
ELECTRICIANS
SAI EM ELECTRIC CO MASONIC
Building. Phon 1200.
ELECTRIC FIXTURE AND SUPPLY
Co. Phon 1934. 222 N. Liberty.
HALIK'S ELECTRIC SHOP ELEO
tricai machine repairiag, contracting.
337 Court. Phane 484.
ARCHIE FLEENER, ELECTRICIAN
Hons wiring by hoar or contract.
Estimate furnished. Phon 980. 414
Court St
CHIMNEY SWEEPS
CHIMNEY SWEEPING FURNACE
cleaning. F. Councilman. Phone 639.
CHINESE PHYSICIAN
DR. H. L. HUM CURES ANY KNOWN
disease. 153 High St.; phon 283
CLEANERS AND DYERS
SPICK 'N' SPAN CLEANERS AND
dyers. 544 State
DRUG STORES
BREWER DRUG
Phon 184.
CO. 405 COURT
WM. NEIMEYER "JUST DRUGS."
17S N. Commercial, phon 167.
FINANCIAL
WANT
ranch,
A 33500 LOAN ON
Soeolofsky, 34 L State.
39000
MARION-POLK COUNTY FARM LOAN
association has money to loan at 6V
W. D Smith, secretary-treasurer. 303
Salem Bank of Commerce.
FARM LOANS
83 YEARS
6 PER CENT
NO COMMISSION
A. C. Bohrnstedt
407 Mnsonia Temple, BsJem, Or.
20-YEAR FARM LOANS ON RURAL
ortdrt plan, pre-pjrmnt provisions al
lowed. W will finance yon for a lose
rate of interest than any firm on tt.
coast.
Private money to loan on either city
or country property.
"R. W. Marsters
411 Oregon Building.
FURNACES
8EAGROVE FOR
12th street.
FURNACES 198 S
FURNITURE STORES
GIE8B FURNITURE CO. QUALITY
furniture for leae- money. 878 Court
Phon 464.
PEOPLE'S FURNITURE STORK NEW
rod second hand fumitur. 271 N.
QpmmorciaL ....... .
FLORISTS
CUT FLOWERS AND FLORAL PIECES.
Delivery O. F. Breithaupt. florist
l-jn North Liberty street, Pben 880
I adies' Wearing ADDarel
DRE8SMASIN0
SPENCER CORSETS TO ORDER
Dressmaking. Oarria Fisher, McCor
aaek Bldg.
HEMSTITCHING
SALEM ELITE HEMSTITCHING,
staitiag. bntine.:tampinc and' aoodl
work. 129 Oregon Bid. Phono 379
MRS. a B. MILLED HEMSTITCHING
atamping. button a. Room 10, ver Mil
Mr' store. Phon 117
BUSINESS CARDS
HOTELS
CAPITAL HOTEL CORNER, 8TATE
nnd Commercial Phone 630.
ARLINGTON HOTEL
50 up. 462 State.
CLEAN, COSY
LADIES' TAILORING
W. J. MAYER, HIGH CLAS8 LADIE8
tailoring; long costs, suits and draases
Room 7. MeConnaek Bldg. Pkoae 692
LAUNDRIES
SALEM LAUNDRY COMPANY. 316 8
Liberty street. Phone 25. Oldest
largest best. Established 1889.
CAPITAL CITY STEAM LAUNDRY
Quality work, prompt service. 1264
Broadway. Phone 105
YALE HAND LAUNDRY. 186-194 8
15th St bow nneratlnr under ne
management. We make a enecialty of
band work on wool and. ailk fabrics
Also family washing, rough dry or wet
Phon 8.
TRANSFER HAULING
WR MOVE. . 8T0RE AND SHIP HOUSE
hold goods. Our specialty ia plane
and furniture moving.. We also maki
on n trr trips. We handle the best
coal and wood. Call on us for price
W give good measur. good quslitj
and good service, , Larmer Traoafei
Co. Phone 930.
CAPITAL CITY . TRANSFER CO. 22f
State 8L Phono 933. Distribstlag
forwarding and storage our specialty
Gel our rates
TRANSPORTATION
PARKER'S STAGE TINES
j W. Parker. General Manager
Central Stare Terminal Salem. Oregon
8ALEM-SILVKRTON DIVISION
Loaves Salem, Central Stags Ternisal:
7n.mlla.m-. 6 p. m
Leave Silrerton. New Stand:
8 n. mv 1 p. m 6 p. m.
talem-Independeace-Moumouth D'v'rlon
Leave Salem Central Stage Terminal:
T a. m.. 9 a. m. . 11 a. m, 3 p.
d. m.
-Loave aUn month, Monmouth Hotel:
8:15 a. m., 1 p. m, 6:15 p. m.
Leave Independence, Beaver Hotel.
8:80 a. m, 10 a m4 1:15 p. m. 4 p.
Wa sake' connection at Salem to al
eert ( tho volley. Extra trip b
appointment
J. W. PARKER. General Manager.
SECOND HAND GOODS
SALEM BARGAIN HOUSE BUYS AND
aolln second hand furniture. Tool and
,Junk. S20 N. CommerciaL Phono 492
wivrtn F.VERVTHINO . IS CLOTH
I iv and shoes. Beat price paid. Cap
ital Exchange. 343 N. OommriaL
Phon 1368 W.
BUSINESS CARDS
SCAVENGERS T
SALEM SCAVENGERS GARBAGE.
refute of all kinds removed. Cestpools
lcnd. Pfauoo 167 or 1595-W.
BOOS SCAVENGER SERVICE (PUC-
ceaeor to Neal Scavenger) Bar cage a4
refaa of all kinds removed ly the
muuth. Reasonable rale. Pkonea:
Office 529, residme 2058.
STOVES AND STOVE REPAIRING
STOVKS REBUILT AXD REPAIRED
40 years' experience. Depot National
fence, eixe 2d to 2 lachea high.
Paint, oils and varmahes. etc.. logon
berry and hop book. hlm t-ice and
StOT Work. 2oU Court street. Phon
124.
MEDICA
MOUNTAIN BALM COUGH REMEDY
Phone 517-W.
MEN'S STORE
ED. CUASTAIN CLOTHING CO. SUITS
and overcoata. Use my ataira: it paya.
8u5 8uu St
MACHINE SHOP
THE CROSS AUTOMATIC ELECTRIC
Steam boiler, vnlraniter and tub
plates. Perry C. Campbell, 317 , V
Liberty.
II. AND M. CO. SPECIALTY GRIND
en and welders. Automotive service.
490 Ferry. Phone 804.
MACHINISTS
WECHTEK ft SMITH MACH1KISTS
engineer, welders. Heald eylindet
grinding service.
ry.
Phone 662-345 rVr
MUSICAL
SALEM CONSERVATORY OP MUSIC
All branches taught, diploma granted.
John R. Sit, director. 1237 OoarV
Pbon 628.
RAG AND JAZZ PIANO PLAYING
12 lessons gusranteed. Watermaa
- System. F. B. Clark, mgr., MeOornack
Bldg.
MUSIO STORES
GEO. C. WILL PIANOS. PHONO-
graphs, sewing machines, sheet music
and piano atudies. Repairing phono
graphs and saving machines. 432
Stat. Salem.
PIANO TUNERS
EDWARD WELP EXPERIENCED
Siano tuner. Leave order W ill I
usis Store
JACK CLEMENT SALEM'S OLD
piano tuner, ia back. Call, write or
phone 1774, tho Song Shep, opposit
th Court Hous.
NOODLE PARLORS
WA HONG NOODLE
HOUSE. 439
Ferry.
BIN 8IN NOODLE HOUSE CHOP
uey. 40c; put tea rice, zue; nooaies.
nee, zuc: Doeaies.
60s. 189 8. Lib-
30c; fried noodle,
rty.
NURSERIES
FOR SALE PRUNE TREES.
PHONE
10O-F3S.
COMPLETE LINE TREES SMALL
fruiti, ornamental!. Capital City Nur.
scry Co., 426 Oregon Bldg. Phone 75.
FOR SALE OREGON CHAIrlO?
gooseberry plants. P. W. WoIkKI
0. Boi 131. Salem.
FRUIT LAND NURSERY HAS A SALES
yard at Cherry City Feed Bam, 4
Ferry BtreeL Trees ready for plant
ing. See m before baying. Phone
1140-M.
PAFERHANGING AND PAINTING
PHONE. GLENN ADAMS FOR HOUSE
decorating, paper hanging, tinting, etc.
Reliable workman.
PRINTING
ROWLAND PRINTING CO. . JOB
printing, Maeonlc Temple.
PLUMBING
PLUMBING REPAIRING AND COIL
work. Phone I397-J. . Shop. 127
Union street, A. U Godfrey.
PIANOS
TRADE YOUR OLD PIANO FOR A
new Victor or Brunswick. it. L. BtUl
Furniture Co., Musio Dept.
SHERMAN. C AY ft CO., PIANOS
Ste'nwaye. Duo-Art and others. Moor
Musio House, 415 Court street and
Maaonio, Tempi.
RESTAURANTS
HUB RESTAURANT .M08T REASON-
abl pric. Joan son Barry. lav a
High.
VARIETY STORES
SALEM VARIETY STORE CHINA
ware, glassware, toys, notion, and mil
linery.
WATER
SALEM WATER, LIGHT A POWER CO.
Office. 801 South Oommercial St. Ten
per cent discount on domeatie flat
rate paid in advance. No deductions
for absence or sny cause unlet water
is shut off your premises.
WOOD SAWS
WOOD SAWING PHONE 1131.
country. Ed. Sproed.
CITY,
LODGE DIRhCTORY
UNITED SPAN18H WAR VETERANS
Camp 5, Armory. First, third Monday
PROFESSIONAL
CHIROPODISTS
OR. 8. P. SCOTT. GRADUATE NA
tional University Sciences. Chicago
Masonic Temple. Fhone 640.
CHIROPRACTORS
DR. 8. R. SMITH. CHIROPRACTOR.
833 Oregon Bldg. Phon 664.
OR. LENA A. BOONE. CHIROPRACTOR.
475 S. CbmmareiaL Hours 10 to 13;
1 to S. Phon 1415.
DRS. SCOTT ft SCOFIELD. P. S. C
Chiroprsctors, 414-19 U. S. Bank Bldg.
Phona 87; rea. BZS-ii.
OPTICIANS
MORRIS OPTICAL CO. SUITE 801
Oregon Building.
GLASSES FITTED BY. THE BOW Op
tical Co, 825 Stat street, opposite
Ladd ft Bush Bank, "Us Quality
Proven Shur-ona.
DBTJOLESa PHYSICIANS
MAGNETIC HEALING DR. A
Franta. Aim to and ehronie Cn
Phono 780. 35 8 Breyman Bloek.
NATUR0PATHI0 PHYSICIANS -
DR. A. SLAUGHTER ACUTE AND
chronic disease. 415 Oregun Bldg.
PtMine w
OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS
DRS. ' WHITE AND
U. S. Bank Bldg.
MARSHALL 30
DR. F08TER 404 OREGON
Phones 756. 202 4-J.
BLBG
DR. W. L. MERCER OSTEOPATHIC
nhvsieian and 1 surgeon. Kirlcavjlle
a-radoate. 404-405 U. S. National Bank
Bldg. Phone, office 919; res. 614.
DR. JOHN L. LYNCH OSTEOPATHIC
Physicisn and 8urgeon. 403-404 Ore
gon Bldg. Phone, of floe 1394; res.
ftS-FV
PROFFESIONAL
OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN'S
BROKEN ARCHES AND OTHER DE
formiues f the feet corrected witheat
loss of time iriui your occapation.
Drs. Whit A Marshall. C. 8. Bank
Btdg.
REAL ESTATE
IP YOU HAVE PROPERTY FOR SALE,
that is prieed right, phone 347.
M. J. Hunt
BARGAIN GOOD LOT ON MARKET
siree between Hammer and Capital
atrt-et. Price 8500; 100 cash.
Krueger
208 Oregon Bldg. Phone 217
HAVE BUYER POR SEVEN OR EIGHT
room hous within eight blocks of uni
versity.
M. J, Hunt
Ladd ft Bush Bldg.
Trading Specialty
Portland incom and residence property
In exchange for farms, orcharda and
lands in th Valley. Com and see na.
we may a ya n service.
T-i r-i n tx
ine rieming Kealty CO. I
341 State 8t.
ANDERSON ft RUPERT
Bns ease r to Laflnr ft If a
INSURANCE
REAL ESTATE
BONDS LOANS
404-1 Oregon Bid.
Wood's Bargains
N'ew bungalow 31800, eaay terms. Good
house, fiv block out, lot 82x165, o
paved street, 85000, eaiy terms. Want
a house as payment on a 40-acre fsrsr
n pared highway. Want a Buiek
Dodge car aa payment on a close i
home. Went a horn payment or
choice five-acre tract. Small house fo'
rent. 38.06.- P. L. Wood. 841 State St.
STRICTLY . . MODERN- HOUSE BE
tween Court and State streets in East
Salem. This. haa. everything yon want
and i a bargain at 35000. Good terms
can be arranged.
Winnie Pettyjohn
-83 H Stat St;
EIGHT-ROOM . HOUSE IN. NO. 1 CON-
dition. Large grounds. 35250. Cor
per lot, house snd barn.. .91900. Six
room house and some furniture. 31850.
Gertrude J. M. Page
492 N. Cottage.
Worth While
XTa have a -neat little three-room house
and lovely lot with paved street. Has
bath, toilet, electric lights, a blocks to
car. Pric $1950, $600 down and pay
meuta by the month.
W hsv a lovely lot on which the own
er has built a very neat garage with
two rooms, a folding bed; has city
water, electric lights, toilet snd sink.
Price $800, $300 down and $12 per
month.
Wo hav- 51& acres one mile 'east of
the State hospital, all in cultivation;
no building-i : 8225 per acre on very
easy terms if desired.
See
See Mills & Copley
331 Va State St.
Exchanges
HAVE A CASH CUSTOMER FOR A
strictly modern 6-room houte.
30 acres, with modern improvements;
photos can be teen at my office. Want
a Salem residence, about $4000; price
$8504.
22 acres, 2 miles out, fair improvements,
electricity in the house, on good road,
only $3700, $1400 cash, balance to be
assumed.
60 acre, finest bottom, on pavement;
fair improvement, running water; will
take Salem residence to $4000; price
$150 per acre.
- Soeolofsky
- 341 8tte.
Good Buys
Business opportunity on Sisu St., with
20 foot front.
Close-in business property, 82x165,
with two dwellings. Price 812,000.
5-room plastered eottsge, lights, water
and toilet. Price 31700; 8600 down,
balance 320 per month, interest 6.
6-room modern home, best Vocation ia
Salem, near. State House, large lot
Price $16,000; $5000 cash, balance
time.
New five-room bungalow, with cement
basement ' near Stat St. car. Price
$4000. $2500 down.
9-room modern home aouta Salem, on
paved street, near ear line. Price
, 35250; $1000 down, balance $25 per
month.
Real Estate ft Fire Insurance.
W. H. Grabenhorst & Co.
275 Stat St., . S. Bank Bldg.
We Trade-
'What yon don't want fur whst you do
want." Do you wsnt 4 lots in Port
land, well located, plenty of fruit
Price $1600. mortgage $500, fo Salem
lots. 4 -room bungalow Hubbard
worth $1000, clear of debt, for Salem
lot or lots. General store, small town
doing fine business, including store
bailding and 7 room modern home,
$15,000, for small rancn near aome
good town in th Valley. Large list of
fine alfalfa and fruit ranches irrigated
at Kennewick, Hermiston and Boise,
Idaho, for Sslem snd Valley farms
Many Eastern Oregon and Washington
stock and gram farms for valley farms.
Middle n est farms, Nebraska, Kan
Colo., Wis., Minn., Dak- Mont and
Wyoming, for various kinds of farm
in the West. We have hundreds of
listing to exchange. See ns for an;
kind ol trades.
A. W. Estes Realty Co.
416 Oregon Building.
PUBLIC NOTICES
FIRST NOTICE OP EXECUTRIX
Notice is hereby given that
the undersigned, Nora B. Ritchie,
has this day been appointed by
the County Court of Marion
County, Oregon, as executrix or
the Last Will and Testament and
Estate of Catharine Ritchie, de
ceased. All persons having
claims aeainst said estate are
hereby notified to present the
same, duly verhuea, to me nnaw-
siened at her residence. ZZ6&
North 5th Street, Salem, Oregon
Or to her attorney, Carey F. Mar
tin, 413 Masonic Temple building
within six months from the date
of this notice.
Dated December 9, 1922.
NORA B. RITCHIE,
FTPcntrix of the Estate ot
Catharine Ritchie, Deceased.
Carey F. Martin,
Attorney for Estate.
MINNEAPOLIS WHEAT
MINNEAPOLIS, Dec. 21.
Wheat, cash: No. 1 northern
1.24 ei.32. Decembe
1.23; May 1.23 H; July 1.19
BUENOS AIRES WHEAT
RITKNOS AIRES. Dec. 21.
Opening, wheat February 1.20
down l-2c: March 1.21, no com
parjson.
iltT
SHOWS
T
Buying Operations of Pro
fessional Interests Seem
To Rule Street
NEW YORK, Dec. 21. Buying
operations of professional Inter
ests particularly in the oil croup
and a broader investment demand
for some of the high grade rail
road shares, imparted a strong
tone to prices in today's stock
market.
By far the most Interesting fea
ture was the sensational rise In
Mexican petroleum which opened
at 2 62, up four points and a new
1.I.V . J - , 1. - A 1L.
mib ritutu iur iub jear suu uien
soared up to 322. often lumping
flva nnd t&n ru-iinte .rtofu'Afi aaloe
all of 1500 share lots. It dropped
back to 300 at the close. Buying
of the stock was generally believ
ed to have resulted from belated
covering operations of venture
some short interests.
Railroad shares were Inclined
to be sluggish in the early part of
the session, but they became act
ive later.
There were indications that the
so-called January reinvestment
demand was a factor in the late
buying.
Pan-American issues were heav
ily traded in following . the re
markable spurt in Mexican petro
leum approximately 95 per cent
of the stock of which is pwned by
the Pan-American company.
Announcement that the season
al shutdowns in the motor Indus
try would be shorter than usual
this year, because of the- unprece
dented year end activity, resulted
in a brisk 'buying of Studebaker,
Motor accessories also - were
strong.
Call money opened at 4V4 per
cent and held that rate until just
before the close, when it advanced
to five. The time money busi
ness continued quiet with. 4 bid
and five per cent offered, for the
longer maturities, some 60 and 90
day loans .being arranged at
7-8. Little new commercial
paper Is coming into the market.
the rate holding at 4 3-4 per cent.
Foreign exchanges were steady.
Demand sterling was weak at the
opening selling at 4.61 3-8, but it
recovered to 4.64 1-4 before the
end of the day. Slight improve
ment took place in all the other
important European remittances.
OF HT SELLS
Big Purchase for Shipmen
To Europe Does Much
to Boost Market
CHICAGO, Dec. 21. Asser
tions that more than 1,000,000
bushels had been bought for ship
ment to Europe did a good deal
today to lift prices in the wheat
market here. The close was
strong, half to 1 5-8 net higher
with May 1.25 1-2 to 1.25 5-8;
and July 1.14 12 to 1.14 58. Corn
finished at 7-8 off to 3-8 advance
oats up 1-4 to 5-8 and provisions
varying from 20 cents decline to
five-cents gain.
It was only in the last hour of
trading that tho wheat market
showed any decided upward im
petus. Earlier, the sellers out
numbered the buyers, with the
bulk of the offerings coming from
holders who are in a position to
realize profits. This class of sell
ing appeared to have exhausted
itself about mid-day, and at about
the same time the pit became
aware that export business on
liberal scale had been in progress
and that speculators on the bear
side apparently had over-reached
themselves at least for the time
being. The fact that a consider
able part of the foreign partici
pating was to be filled by ship
ments from ports on the Gulf of
Mexico tended to make the ad
vance of the wheat market rather
brisk al last.
Corn and oats were governed
largely by action of wheat, but
corn displayed less power to rally.
Large receipts of corn here count
ed as a bearish factor.
Provisions were dull but for the
most part held fairly steady in
line with hogs.
DAIRY POTATOES
PORTLAND. Dec. 21. Butter
prints extras 51c; prints extras
48; prime first 47c Bntterfat
Portland delivery: -No. 1 sour
cream 53c.
Potatoes: Buying price locals
50c; selling price 60 90c.
FRUIT
NEW YORK, Dec. 21. Evapor
ated apples quiet but steady
prunes easy; apricots quiet
peaches dulL
LIVERPOOL WHEAT
LIVERPOOL, , Dec.. 21. Close
Wheat 3-8 d. lower to 3-4 d. high
er: December 10s. 9 l-4d.; March
10s, 5-8d.; May 9s, 9 5-8d.
Classified Ads. In The
Statesman Bring Results
STRUNG
1
MILLION BUSHELS
HOLD! fl HUSBAND
Adele Garrison's New rtutse of
REVELATIONS OF A WIFE
CHA1TEU US
THE WAV MOTHER GRAHAM
OBJECTED TO THE TRIP
I entered into preparations for
the canoe trip to Blue's Bridge
with the zest of a small girl going
on her first Sunday school picnic.
The love of the out-of-doors and
the unusual is Ingrained in every
inch of me. and this trip promised
both.
What shall I wear?" I asked
Dicky anxiously, for I knew noth
Ing of the place to which we were
going, beyond the tact that one
secured there, "a perfectly corking
dinner," in Dicky's enthusiastic
phraseology. I wondered it it
were some exclusive place where
one's costume would be criticised.
"Anything from a nightdress to
a ball gown," Dicky replied, teas-
ingly. "But, dispassionately
speaking, I shouldn't advise either
extreme. Try a happy medium.
Militant Mother Graham. .
"With the limited experience
both of you have had with canoea,
X should think your bathing suits
would be the wisest apparel." bis
mother put in dryly. "Of all the
crazy things to do anyway, this
going off on a canoe trip with all
you've got In front ot you. Mar
garet, is the limit! Of course.
Richard hasn't a grain of common
aense, but yon re a woman, you
ought to have some Idea of what
ycftfve got before you." f
'But, mother, dear," I protest
ed, "my things are packed, almost
down to my toothbrush, and the
clothes for my journey are all laid
out. It won't take me five mln
utes to put the last articles in my
email bag when I dress tomorrow
and there Isn't a thing else to do.
a e know you wouldn t let me
take care of Junior if I did stay at
noihe."
"I should say not!" she declar
ed emphatically, with an adoring
glance toward her Idolized grand
son, who .was 'building himself
wonderful house ot blocks upon
the floor. Then it came tumbling
down each time jnst before it was
completed, appeared to detract no
whit from his gargling enjoyment
of his work. "I've had to do
without that blessed baby all the
time I was sick. I guess I'll hate
him all I want now.
"But that's beside the mark."
she went, on, returning like
homing pigeon to her original
subject. '.'You'll tumble into that
river aa sure as anything, and
then where will your trip North
be?"
"Ob mother, say not so!"
Dicky Implored, stretching his
arms toward her in a burlesque
appeal. "Don't wish as anything
like that!"
"I don't want to bear anything
from you," she turned on him
quickly. "You're the one that'
responsible for all this. Don't
think yoa can poll the wool over
my eyes, young man. Margaret
would have been starting North
by this time except for your film
flam about - those reservations.
Don't tell me you couldn't get any
accommodations until the day
after tomorrow. I know better!
Dicky Takes Precautions.
"You can ask the ticket agent."
her son rejoined flippantly.
"I Intend to," his mother re
plied, significantly.
Into her son s eyes for a mo
ment flashed a startled look
which confirmed the suspicion
had entertained that he had par
posely misrepresented the earliest
date upon which he could get res
ervations in order to give me the
trip to Blue's Bridge. But his
reply to his mother waa prompt
and disarming.
"That's right. Nothing like
settling things at headquarters
Just let me know when you are
ready and I'll take you over."
"I think I can manage to get
there by myself," she said, tartly
bending over her sewing again
and evidently dismissing as as
unworthy of consideration.
Dicky glanced furtively at me
There was such a boy-caught-
stealing-jam look upon his face
that I could nQt resist the tempta
tion to assure him of my under
standing of his ruse and forgive
ness of it. There was no chance
however, to expres my feeling in
any other way than by a alow.
comprehending wink.
Dicky started, and his face
lighted with appreciative glee. He
blew me a kiss over his mother':
unsuspecting head, and spoke
quickly but casually:
"Seriously speaking, Madge, I
wear that wool jersey salt
yours, with your golf hose and
your stoutest, heaviest shoes.
That wool skating cap you used to
wear last winter should be the
thing for your .head, but I don't
suppose you brought it along."
"It's in my trunk," I said de
murely.
"Ob, wise young woman!
Dicky paraphrased. "Well, then
you re complete except that yoa
ought to take along - an -extra
sweater or coat for an emergency,
And now, if you'll excuse me, I've
got aome packing ot my own to
do." .
He sauntered leisurely out of
the door, but I saw him pass the
window hurriedly a minute later,
and guessed that he had gone to
fortify th ticket asent acalnst
any Inquiry hrs snsplclons mother
mlfht choose to make. , ;
' ....... r 6 , norm .-
CHAPTER 190 v--
WHY MADGfi WAS STARTLED
AT SIC.I1T OP THE GUIDE. ,
Dicky made record time on tho
little trip .whose destination A
suspected to be the railroad tick
et office, came backT l10 the
house as fiirreptitiously ts he bad
left it and went- directly "to ou
room. HIh usual luck was with
him, tor his mother "ww ed on
placidly, supposing him. to be,
packing, and it was onljr when
he passed the window I overlook
ed, for the ; second .tlmeIa " te
turning thut i Tentured to make,
any changu in my own position
which might attract the keen ob-
rervatlon ot my mother-in-law.
"I think I'll ro to ee hoir
Dicky Is setting along.."-. I re
marked casually, rising and pat
ting ap my work.1 ,
"ThatVtheIfsTsenaTBTi thing
I've heard you say today,-. , nia
mother retorted. "You'll prob
ably find him wrapping hit golt
sticks in his drer shirts, l.wtsh.
you'd keep him busy long1 enough
for me to go down'to the ticket
office and backV ; v V ,
(Continued on page IV
AUCTION
At Staffs Anciion
House Saturday ; '
. . 1:30 PJI. :
Complete Outfits r
Of Home Furnishing
will be old tt auction.
Everything will go to the
highest bidder? u -V
i Beds ,to furnish sever!
. comfortable homes. . '
Mattresses and Springs
, Dining Tables t,
Piano Lamps
;,ranffes -.. " ' 1
Library Tables
Stand tables' ;
:. 4 !
A large 'assortment of
rns; pictures dishes, kit
chen utensils, chairs and
rockers, . desks, tools and
everything to completely
furnish a home. -
1:30 pan. SATURDAY
1
Cor.lOoxiTt..ar4 Liberty
- i .-fc Stmts i::
I SALEM MARKETS
i
SALEM MABJCSTS
Priee quoted ar rnieslo aa4 a
price received by farmers. . Ke.rotat
price are -fives eieept a noted.
K..t wbat 31.10 :-- i ,
N S wheat 31.08. . A
No. 3 Red srssst, tacked. 1.8T. '
Cheef bar, 320. ' , .
Oat bar 320(231. . .
Clever hsy, 891Q23. -
EOOS, BUTTS AMD atTTKATAT
Ecf. roUiL. 4o. i t . . '
Creamery batter 63 Q 68. ' .
s. Bntterfat. deUTered, 83. '. r Mv
Uilk, 82.4 wt. t .j 'if 'A
POULTtt .1 Jr
Old roMtors a. -.'. ''t ".jy
Broiler 1. i !t' v-t''- ! '
Hens, lifht. 18. ., , - .
lians, bearr, !. ' h ,
FOBX. afXTTTOB ASTD BXCT 1
Hers, top. 8c. ,
l.i noes. o. . "'- -
Premed hogt, 13II3A.
Top real, drrssed. 124IH,
i:4
Cow, SfeOe.
rtOTII
Banana If.
Weil $10 10.50. - "I
Snrri nrancM 8T.OU.-
t
California sraperrnit. 84 T5C J.O0.
4-"
- V"
rionda gTasxtrnit. $700.
Krapir rrape tO lb. " ... ,; . ,
Cranberries $3 bK. 4 ; ' '
. Itataa. SO.TS. . ; : . l' "
Jap orange 2 bosdla. , tf f
WslnaU SO lb. - r-ftrt-r-.'..,,.-,
Filbert 30 lb. r , , a,
Almond Sfte, ' ' ' !
BratU 1ft lb. - ' - .
- VETABtXS Vv':
Canliflewv 3..i3.
" tteS $4.50 enteV' V ' "
v.stoes $s.oe. . ? ; -n - t .
Portland Paying Prlcq
BOOS, TOTJLTBT AVD HZAXmT - l
BUTTKRFAT FIRM ,
No. 1 rhdrninf rreem, 626c 6e f. h.
Portland; .anderrrsdes. MKrf Slei ' ' -
EOOS WEAK . ,-. ;
Carrent receipt. 87a3; . wblt bea
nerie 43644. . - -
IIVE POfLTRT DirVOBAUZED
(Lese rommUslon) HcsTj.bens. 23
lb.: do i;rit,-le; sprfars, 'lTtfi 18e; old
roosters. 10c; darks, wtille Pekin, younc
1SQ20C.; drssed ducks, 23&23e; tmr
keys. No. 1 dressed. SSffSffe.;. Vo. t. 83
35e; do live. 266J28; rees,' 1J&16:
da drrsied. 23W24c. . - ,
DRESSED MEATS VEAK
fle commission) Cboiro liftit bog. :
12, 13; nndearrade.9 lOGlXe; top
grades real, 12V 3ej nnder jradtj, 8fc
HAT ATD OBATJf . :
HAY FIRM. SCARCB -
(DeliTer Portland) Valley timothy
32 ton; Eastern Oregon timothy, $24 ton;
alfalfa, 21 ton; clover, $21 to; straw. '
19 ton; (rain bar. $23 ton.
GRAJK HIGHER '
Bid prices (track Portland fn ear lota)
Wheat options. $1.18'1.25j Bsart or
blnestem, $1.50; oats, $S3J0S: 3T.S0;
Eastern yellow com, J 32.T598 4. 00; bar
ley, S'4.00; millmn. aL.tH)fa 81 J0.
FBTTT.
FRCIT 8TKADT
Apple. S0c$i.S0,fcrdinf to var-
iety and pack); wr RO75c box.
VEGETABLES
VEGETABLES rlTEADr i
Oregon potatoes. 50Q8Oo rwt.t Oregon
eabbage, nominal; parsnips, $1.00 sack V
carrots. $1 aack; onion. $1.733 cvl:
csaliUowr. $1.50ei.T5 dosea. ,
'OOi ' 1
' ' WOOL STOW , ' ' -Half
Wood and -fin. 8$40e; tnr
eighths bleed. 82Q5e; qaarfr blood. SO)
32e; low oasrter snd braid, Sif3S7s "
Batted or rotted wool, 232Ac; , .
iJS?7Te,"2ra0rVnf WTwabrortoa
and Idabm mebr clip brin 3 to S cent
lest than valler wooi.l
HOPS OCTET - . .
?Str,MI BO"li crop;
(i Veooufaljdoll.. ,
z ' - pwAw aw