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THE OREGON STATESMAN. SALEM, OREGON N SUNDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 24, 19'J t i i Yi I i 4 4 t Ckt Qrtcrn matmtsn classified ADvrarisiicKfTa KaU per word: Per Insertion . . 2a . S . bo 20e -15a 12e -25a Thra iiMnlou On WCk (III iDMrtMBk) On moot a Bis month' contract, per mo. 13 mbUi' contract, par mo. Bin imam far any sdvertisement NORWICH UNION FIRE INSURANCE SOCIETY W.-H. Burgbardt, Jr. Resident Agent 871 SUte St MONEY TO LOAN ' On Real Estate T. K. FORD .(Over Ladd L Bash Bank) NEW TODAY LOST LADD BUSH CHECK BOOK; 5 in l i and a a. rioH &9-j. ... , WASTED EXPERIENCED" GIRL OR women ' for general homsework. Pbone v ' 469-J, or rail at S55 North. Capitol. FOR REST FIVE ROOM FURNISHED flat. ' Modem except farnace. Clone . ia. Reverence . repaired. Address . I-24. car Statesmen. FOB SALE MODERN NEW FIVE room bungalow on North Summer St. Lot 50150. Price $3650. Terma. , W. G. Krueger -Oregon Bldg. ROOM COTTAGE X. CAPITOL. JUST south ol N. Mill Creek; east front; rapidly growing district. Bargain at S2650. Terma. Sea Harris. T24 M. CapitoL 1942 J. TWO AND rOCR-ROOM UNFURNI8H ed housekeeping apartments, close in. to rent. See Mr. Purdy at Oregon Baths. FOR SALE 1000 CORDS OF FIR AND ak stnmpage. Nina miles out. En noire ''Box 14" SUteaman. 16-INCH OLD Pnono TT-F2. , FIB FOR SALE. . HOGS TOR : 8ALI CHEAP MT KAN ob the farm it tick. I must clooe oat -' 'my stock' hog. ' Will sell on time to reliable parties. ' Have aows that will ' farrow la a few days np to April. Also i a few small pigs'. John H. Scott, 228 Oregon Bldg . THE FIRE INSURANCE AGENT IS A . medalist la his line consult kirn as tou would roar lawyer or doctor. Wt I welcome Inquiries.' No obligations. ' 'Wo render hjgnelee aervlee at low coat. Standi s Foley, agents. GET A CASE OF CLEO CULB GINGER Ala for Xmaa. Mad la Salem by BUi ; Bottling 'Works - - ixob:i.coupb looki 1923 model Ford coupe, lots of extra equipment. Like new. Will give , terms. Pheno 887 W. . 074 North ' Church St. " , - - : ' FOR SALE 1921" FORD SEDAN IN good shape. Will toko la trad late saodal Ford or Chevrolet tonriag. ;; Phono 887 W. -S74 Nona Church St. ' HOME BUILT TO SUIT. SMALL PAY- meat dowa. kalanc.o monthly. Phen NOTHING TO SELL THIS MORNING - Jst a line to wish yon a Merry wnrtsf bms... Bocfc h ileadricks. - " WOCLO TUB PARTY WHO FOUND A ,i atrango bed blaaket la his Chevrolet '. ear please , noOfy P. P. Kaeer Silror ' ton. Oregon. . :. ;- -S .- . - ' FOR 8A!E MAXWELL TOURING CAB eery reasonable, attuoat, lit b. bioer- ty Bt. k . - - WANTED EXPERIENCED 8TENOG rapher. Temporary work. Address P, O. BOS ISO, Bale X HAVE MANY BIUlUTTFTJI HOMES . for sale for yoa to ckoos fron. Gertrude J. IvV Page tn N. Oottago Be . . Worth While a lbIm .ewtB bansa in rood condition. well tocatbd. Price only 81 TOO, S300 ' .k V.Um Mif SMBIItL So a for barraina la' house. Let a writ year Jnauranc. . Milled X, Hnn flvx ITIIIItA XJS VWIl VJ S31H .8tot Si. , For Sale or Trade 10-acre farm witb : iair ImprOTements, oa good road. Pric 19500; trade for eity property. 1 aere with iprov menta. A milea north; price flsOO; trade for city.' 42-aero farm, good oiJ. mall hoase aad barn, 20-a. la cultiva futn. a a. Tonne orchard, some timber and ptaro; price $4000; take part In . city property. Apartment . bona. 16 rooms, good location, $7500; trade ' good bouse, 8 rooms, with modern con veniences, $4000; trad for acreage .u. niAi ut difference if yoa - k sroWeetv to sell or exchange. Call V Childs & iBechtel -:; ... . 64Q 8ut bl EMPLOYMENT XAUa TWENTT-FIVB -PBB CENT OOMMIS- aWn selliag oar extra fia food product to stor.-- Get exclusive territory sow. J arge store profits. Advertising help. Steady repeat, Uaaaaatty J i i?o Oppor tunity. Writ todhy. Wss Kington Comapay, 9017 Bast Building. Tscoms, Wuk, J FEJCALB WASTED -A VAID , boosowork. 885 N. ' BBoraiags. : FOR GENERAL 8umser St. Call . ' YOUNG LADY WANTED TO WAIT ON i counter aad taoie. jsass w r" need. Beat and quick. Apply. Termin al Cafe. 185 N. High. wra WANT INTELLIGENT SALES- woman a branch manager. $40 np weekly employing solicitors to sell our '. fine food product. , AdTcrtising pro- vdedV Extraordinsry proposition. . Wrtto ' Waehingtoa : Company, 944-M Rust Building. Tacovaa. Wash. HAIA OB FEMALB WASTED MEN ' AND WOMEN TO Uk form paper suoeripw. m -propooitma to tb right poopl. Ad IrosVtho Pacific Homes Mad. St teaman Bldg, Sales, or. - I SALESMEN WANTED SELL SOMETHING EVERYBODY , most have (road tbi Ha orer sgsia tJise wa aaid must). A pot- tie aecesaUy beeaaa of goTernmeul i ruling. It repeat and repeat ass re a-zeJniivelv owned and eea- r.ui v ma If tou are aa order - taker yoa should , atako $20 ta $30 a I Atr ; if yoa are an amonwas --- you will clear upward of $50 per day. -Mi.t iteslrabla connection, with future. for thoa who quaUfy. On ambitious ..Un.a wanted for every county in kia ..t.te- lares territories to crew ...r Jerome LaadU Pres. S So. Paerbora St, Chicago. PERSONAL A MAKE DESIRABLE FRIENDS Marry. Writ Jsa 8terea, Msaljas. New York. Stamp appreciated. i LONELY LITTLE -'"FLAPPER. TIRED , living alone, very wealthy, want mar riag I daro yoa write! B-106, Mis sion Laity Club, Baa rrauciaco, , ,4Stamp pleaaoj.-,:..,..-:.;.., , ;. . EMPLOYMENT PERSONAL CATHOLICS. WISHING TO MARRY, Booklet free. Addreaa Horn Club, L-Bo 23 Grand Rapid. Mich. LONESOME WIDOWS GET BUSY, write me. marry wealthy. Mr. Hde. Boa 30 (106), Kn Francisco. Calif. MARRY MANY WEALTHY. WAITING chance. Description. Particulars sealed free; satisfaction guaranteed. Smith, Bos V 3125. Portland. Oregon YOUNG LADY, WORTH 9 50,000. PRET ty, will marry. (Elsie) Club. Cimarron. Kane. IP YOU WAST A WEALTHY YOUNG wife, write, enclosing envelope. Yiolet Kay. Dennieon, Ohio. IP YOU WISH A WEALTHY YOUNG wift writ me enclosing i tamped ea elope. Violet Rare. D'aaisoa. Ohio. GET MAURI ED BEST MATRIMONIAL paper published. . Free lor atamp Correspondent. Toledo. Ohio. THE LEADING MATRIMONIAL CLUB. Beit, largeet; established 18 year. inousanaa wealthy members wmn mar riage. Confidential description free Only honorable, sincere people of both sexes seed write. The. Old' Reliable Club, Mra. W ruble. Box 26, Oakland. California. MARRY IP LONELY MOST SUCCES8- ful "Home Maker"; hundred rich; trictly confidential; reliable; years ex perience; description free. "The Sue cesaful Crab." Mrs. Nash. Box 536 Oakland, California. FOR SALE BIRDS, PETS AMD FLOWERS THIS YEAR GIVE LIVING PRESENTS. Flake haa them. 273 State. . FARM PAPEB IP YOU WANT TO GET THE BE8T farm paper, tend 15o to the Pacific Homestead, Salem, Oregon, for a three months' trial subscription. Mention hi ad. PIANOS USED CHICKERING GRAND. IN GOOD shape. Will give torn terma. U L. Stiff Furniture Co. FOR SALE GOOD USED MAHOGANY piano left as to sell. Price 8200, terms. H. L. Stiff Furniture Co, Mi ll department POULTRY POULTRYMEN SEND EIGHT TWO eeat stamp for special throe month . trial for the best aad oldest Journal la th west. Th articles aad advertlse- - stent ara of special interest to the pealtry brooder of th Northwest, Sorthwoat Poaltry J on real, 211 Com mercial street, Salem. Oregon. " " " WOOD FOR SALE OLD FIB WOOD. " PHONE 1122-4 - BEST GRADE MILL WOOD 4 FOOT ad 16-inck. Prompt delivery. Rsaae ahl price. Fred R Well. SOS 8. CTtarca. Pbwe l 42. WOOD FUR SALE -- LARGE SECOND growth aud l old fir. Call 1407. "" IOSCELLANE0US FULLER BRUSHES LOCAL ,RXPRK enutiv. Grime. 1937 J 1923 CALENDARS FREE. - Smith insurance sg-ncy. HOMER H. CHRISTMAS GIFTS. SET ECT THEM . from th Flower la the Bottle Perfume 8hop. 115 N. Liberty Su Every 50 parehaa give yoa a number oa th boaatifal dolL . FOB BALE SAXOPHONE -AT KKARlY halt pric. Terma to good party. Phon Mr. Davis. 159. RUMMER l.CGGAOB REDUCED WALL Baner remaaata. Blaster, wallhoard Vlvet stair carpet, $1.85. - Endurns high grad boa point, Kalsouin. 10. pouaa. vntsoa sisimiiti, eo -r Steel spriags $5.00. Max 0. Bar. 179 N. Oomaereiai St, " FOB SALE OLD, NEWSPAPERS, 1 ; eeats a handle. Circulation departasoat . , Oregon Stataaaa. , , .- . - Beautiful Oregon Rose aad eleven other Oregoa songa. together with a fine colleetma of patriotic songs. acred songs aad assay old-time tavor Ws ' ALL FOR 25 " t Sneeial trlee in Quantity lota) Especially adaptable for school, commun ity er noma singing, oenu tor Western Songster 78 page, sow ia Its third editioB. Published by ftRVnON TEACHERS MONTHLY 1K a rmamereial S Salem. Ore , FOR RENT APABTHENTS FOR RENT FURNISHED 3 ROOM apartment, 590 Untoa. NICELY FURNISHED for rent Reeeonable. 535 Marian St. APARTMENTS The Angelus, FOR RENT APAXTMXNTS - FURNISHED APARTMENT FOB BENT. $91 North commercial. FLATS row RENT JTJRNISHED FLAT AT - 604 Ferry street, $50 a month. Phono 23. or apply at Statesman busi ae office. HOUSES FOR RENT 5 ROOM HOUSE. AT 1052 Saginaw treet. $20 a month. Appl: at Statesman business office, or phone 2d. BOOMS A DESIRABLE BOOM FOB TWO FOR rent darinr Legialaturo. in modern L.ms. aaar State House. Pleas givi reference. Address H 101.' ear 8tateamaa. LOST AND FOUND LOST LOST IADY S . PURSE FRIDAY afternoon on 25th Street between Trade and State. Contained check favor Bardie McGreer and endorsed. Kinder pKase phon 1322-W, WANTED MISCELLANEOUS WANTED FURNITURE. TOOLS, ETC.. Phon 511. TKAR.OLD LOGANBERRY PI.AVll Wanted. Ward K. Richaidaoa. Pho. 494. i " tiriVTFn TO BUY HOUSEHOLD FUR aiture. tool. miscellaneous article. Phon 1446. I IF TOU HAVE t B SOLUTE LY NUMBER one potat- ea. w- can handle them, bfangts Bros, Salem. Oregoa. WANTED FURNITURE, TOOLS. MA ohiaeri stock, etc Will boy re eeoe or eell oa oossmianoa. raomo ass Woodry. ik astioBer. WANTED EVERYTHING IN HARD ware and foraHaro. B st vrieea paid. V THB CAPITAL HARDWARE, . . ' a. r - r e TT T"Tw rut as W. GmraeTCtaT St. 'pbooa BUSINESS CARDS AUCTIONEER AUCTIONEER OP FARM AND PER- sonal property. O. Setterlee, 180 N. Commercial St.. room 21. eer People's Cash Store. Residence phono 1211 J. Offiro phone 430. AUCTIONEER P. N WOODRY. THK livestock, furniture, re&l estate sac t.oneer. Pbone 511 for sale dates. Re. 1610 N. Humaw. COL. J. B. GABLE AUCTIONEER. farm and city sales. 160 H. High. Phone 1446. ACETYLENE WELDING IRON STEEL. BRASS. ALUMINUM Bring the pieces. Oie-Gaa Heating Co. 337 Court. ACCOUNTANTS AND AUDITORS HUGH R- ROBERTSON A CO MEM ber American Institute of Accountants Accountants. Auditors. Income Tax Ser vice. Portland. Ore., and Minaeapotia. Minn. Address: 1517 Yeoa Bldg.. Portland. Ore. Auto Directory AUTOMOBILES THE GOOD MAXWELL GINGRICH Motor Co, 371 Court. BATTERY AMD ELECTRICIAN AUTO ELECTRICIAN: EXPERT TROU bio snooting. 218 N. ILgh. Phone 203. R. D. BARTON rJXIDE BATTERIES. tarter and generator work. 171 S Commercial. PRESTO-LITE BATTERY SERVICE Station. Expert battery and electrical work. Fsrr.g Bros. Pbone 1803. 41H Court, AUTOMOBILE FAINTING FORD OWNERS LOOK! WE 1KI running a Ford apocial during Decern ber only. Hare your Ford painted fot Xmaa. Sunrise your frients. Ke- member, onr special price en Fords is for December only. Don't miss this opportunity. Reliance Auto Painting Co.. 219 State, cor. Front, 2nd floor. STOBAGB STORAGE, $3.50 MONTHLY. DEAD storage 93.00 monthly. Ferry St. Gar age. 544 Ferry. TIRES AND ACCESSORIES STORAGE GAS OIL. GUARANTEED repairing. Universal Garage. t(iO Capitol USED PARTS 1-3 to 1-2 OFF. MIKE'S Aato wrecking House. 424 North Commercial. Phono 523.- OILS, QREA8E. ALEMITE SERVICE for all makes. Tompkins tteine, iiv N. Commercial. BICYCLES AND REPAIRING LLOYD E. RAM SDEN DAYTON BICY- ele and repairing. S87 Court. HARRY W. SCOTT Th Cycl Ma' 147 S. Commercial t Phone 08 . OLESON'S AUTO EXCHANGE USED ara, boa gat, sold or sold oa eommia ilsa, Daily or monthly storage. WANTED A FEW MORE CARS TO paint or repair. Painting and repair- lag both done by men who are experts la their line. Also a few good buya irf need ears. Miner' Garage, 803 N. Libert. BADIATOB ft FENDEB KEPATBS RADIATORS FENDERS, BODIES, . mad jdx repaired. . J. C. Jiatr. 849 Ferry. REPAIR SHOP W. ft B. AUTO REPAIR SHOP WE alao do all kind ot repairing. Saw filed, scissors, knives aad lawnmowera ground. Soldering work done. Old stove atad sew. Aato stored by day or month. W Will sell or trsd yeur ased car for yoa. Bring it la to ii. All work inannteed. 175 N. CommerciaL In rear of Neimeyex tmc 8 tore. Pbon 107. BUSINESS CARDS OABPET AND BUG WEAVING OABPET AND BUG WEAVIN0 Pnoa before 9 a. m. 84-F21. CANDY SHOPS ACME CHOCOLATE 6HOP "JUST Candy." Strictly homemade. 121 S. Commercial. CARPET AND FLUFF BUGS SOTICE TO THE PUBLIC WE NOW wear fluff rug made out of old car pet, any length or width yoa desire. We alao re-fit, re-tew and sis carpet. Feather renovating and mattrea steam in and remaking. Salem Carpet Cleaning aad Fluff Bag Works. Pbon 1154 EXECTBICXANS 8AI EM ELECTRIC CO MASONIC Building. Phone 12H0. ELECTRI0 FIXTURE AND 8UPPLY Co. Phon 1934. 222 N. IJbfrtjr. HALIK'S ELECTRIC SHOP EL EC tries 1 machine repairing, contracting. 337 Court. Phjoe 488. ARCHIE FLEENEB. ELECTRICIAN Hons wiring by hoir r 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 Hih St.; pbone 2S CLEANERS AND DYXBS SPICK 'N' SPAN CLEANERS AND dyer. 644 Stat DRUG STORES BREWER DRUO CO. 405 COURT Phon ISA WM. NEIMEYER "JUST DRUGS. 175 N. Commercial, phone 167. FINANCIAL WANT A $3500 LOAN ON ranch. Socolofsky, 341 State. $9000 MARION-POLK COUNTY FARM LOAN association has money to loan at ft W. D Smith, secretary-treasurer. 80 J 8alem Bank ot Commerce. FARM LOANS S3 YEARS 6 PER CENT NO COMMISSION A. C. Bohrnstedt 407 Masonic Tempi. Salem, Or. 20-YEAB FARM LOANS OS RURAL credit plan, pro-payment provision al lowed. We will financ yoa for a lea rate of interest than any firm oa tie coast. Private money to toaa oa itbr city or ecu Wry property. R. W. Marsters 411 Oregon Bailding. rUBNACES 4T. 8E A6ROVB FOB FURNACIS-198 12tb atrsot, BUSINESS CARDS furniture stores GIESE FURNITURE CO. QUALITY furaitare for 1-ss money. 38 Coart Pboi.e 44 PEOPLE'S FCRNITLRE STORE -NEW and second hand furniture. 271 N. Cummerriai. rLORISTS CUT FIOWERS AND FLORAL PIECES. Delivery C. '. Breithaopt. florist. 123 North Lilrtr street. Phone 3s Ladies' Wearing Aooarel DBES8MARINO SPENCEH CORSETS To OKDEK Drestraaking. Carrie Fisher. M Cor aack Bldg. HEMSTITCH ISO SALEM ELITE HEMSTITCHING, nleatiac butt one. tarn diss and needle work. 829 Or-soa Bldg. Phono 379. MRS. a . MILLER- -HEMSTITCHING, stamping, buttona. Room 10, ever Mil lex's store, phone 117 HOTELS CAPITAL HOT El. CORNER. Phone 630 STATE and Commercial ARLINGTON HOTEL 50 ap. 462 State. CLEAN. COSY LADIES' TAILORING W. J. MAYER. HIGH CLASS LADIES tailoring: long coats, mitt and d re Room 7. McConuaek Bldg. Phoac K92 LAUNDBXES SALEM LAUNDRY COMPANY. 316 8 Liberty street. Pbone 2o. Oldat large. t best. Established 1889. CAPITAL CITY STEAM LAUNDRY Quality work, prompt service. 1264 Broadway. Phons JbS YALE HAND LAUNDRY. 186 194 S. 12th St.. now operating nnder new management. We make a specialty o' band work on wool and silk fabrics. Also family washing, rough dry or vet. Phone 8. TRANSFER HAULING WE MOVE. STORE AND SHIP HOUSE hold good. Our specialty is pian and furniture moving. We also make country trips. We handle the best coal and wood. Call on us for prices. We give good measure, good quality and good service. Larmer Transfer Co. Pbon 930. CAPITAL CITY TRANSFER CO. 228 SUte St. Phone 933. Distributing, forwarding and storsge our specialty. ' Gat. onr rate TRANSPORTATION PARKER'S STAGE I INES J W. Parker. General Manager Central Stage Terminal Salem, Oregon SALEM-81 LVfcRTON DIVISION Loaves Salem, Central 8tags Terminal: 7 a. m 11 a. m.. 5 p. m Leaves Silverton. News Stsnd: $ a. m., 1 p. m.. 0 p. m. Salem-Independence-Monniouth D-v Ion : Leaves SaLu Central Stage Terminal: 7 a. m., 9 a. m. . 11 a. m., S p. at. s. m. Leave Monmouth, 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. ui. 4 p. m. W make connections at Salem t all part ef th volley. tius Uip q appointment. J. W. PARKER. General Manager. SECOND HAND GOODS tttGM BARGAIN HOUSE BUYS AND alia second hand furniture. Tool aa i Junk. 820 N. Commercial. Phono 493 wiNTrn EVKRTTHlsa IN CLOTH- tng and shoes. Best prices pais. -e" ital Exchange. 342 a. Uommermai. Phone 1368 W. SCAVENGERS SALEM SCAVENGERS BABBABE, refuse ef all kinds removea. tjesspoois leand. Pbon 167 or 15W v. cvrto onivrVACB SERVICE f el7f eeeaor to Noal Scavenger) ueroeg ana refuse of all kinds- removed toy ta month. Reason able rates. r bones; Office S29. residenca 2058. I STOVES AND STOVB REPAIRING STOVFS BEBUILT AND REPAIRED 40 year experience. lepot nation, fence. ise 26 to 28 Inches high. Paint ila and varnishes, etc.. togas hsrrv and hon hook. Salem fence sad Stove Work. 250 Court street. Pbone 124. S4XDICAS MOUNTAIN BALM COUGH REMEDY Pbon 517-W. HEX'S STOBB ED. CHA STAIN CLOTHING CO. SUIT sad overcoat. Cm my stairs: it pay SOS But St. MACHINE SHOP TH CROSS AUTOMATIC ELECTRIC Steam Deiiers. vuicsnis au i" plates. Perry 0. Campbell, 317 N. Liberty. H. AND M. CO. SPECIALTY GRIND ers snd welders. Automotive ervic. 490 Ferry. Phon 864. TUSICA1 SALEM CONSERVATORY OP MUBlO an Krmnehes tenant, dinlomas granted. John R. Sit, director. 1237 Court. Phon 620. RAO AND JAZZ PIANO PLAYING is Immhb rnsrsntoad. Waterman 8vtem. F. B. Clerk, mgr, McOomack Bldg. KACHTNISTa WEflHTF.R A SMITH MACHINISTS. engineers, welders, Heald cylinder grinding service, ry. Pbon 593 345 Fer MUSI0 STORES GEO. C. WILL PIANOS. PHONO mnki .mif maehiaee. aheet music. and piano studies. Repairing phono- rranhs and aewinc machines. - 433 Stat. Sslem. PIANO TUNERS EDWARD WELP EXPERIENCED niaaa tuner. Leav orders w in a Metis Store JACK CLEMENT SALEM'S Ol D piano tuner, is bark. Call, write or phone 1774. the Song Shop, opposite th Court House. NOODLE PABLO BS WA HONG NOODLE Ferry. HOUSE. 439 BIN SIN NOODLE HOUSE CHOP aey. 40c; puffed rice. 20e: noodle. 90e- fried noodles. 60c 189 8. Lib erty. NURSERIES FOR SALE-100-F32. -PRUNE TREES. PHONE COMPLETE LINE TREES SMALL fruit, ornamental. Capital City Nr serv Co- 426 Oregon Bldg. Phone 75 FOB 8ALE OREGON CHAMPION cooseberrr plants. P. W. Woelk. Rt- 9. Box 131. Salem. FRCTTLAND NURSERY HAS A 8 ALES vard st Cherrv Citv Feed Barn. a4 Ferrv Street. Trees ready for plant- in. See m be lore buying. Phone 1140 M. - PAPEBHANGINO AND PAINTTNO PHONE GLENN ADAMS FOR HOUSE d corsting. paper hanging, tinting ele. Reliable .workman. BUSINESS CARDS PRZKTXHa ROWLAND PRINTING CO. JOB printing. Uuvtir Temple. PLUMBING PLUMBING REPAIRING AND COIL ork. c-lwi.e 13S7-J. Sftop, 121 tnion street. A. L. Godfrey. PIANOS TKA.DE YOUR OLD PIANO FOK A new Victor or Brunswick. H. L. Stiff Furniture. Co., Music Dept. SHERMAN. C Y A CO.. PIANOS hte'Besj. Doo-Art and others. Moore Moirf House, 415 Court street and Masonic Ten-pie. RESTAURANTS HUB RESTAURANT MOST REASON able prices. Johnson Barry. lot S. High. VARIETY STORES SALEM VARIETY STORE CHINA ware, glaasarare, toys, notiona. and mil linery. WATEB SALEM WATER. LIGHT ft POWER CO. Offu-o, SOI South Oomniereial St. Ten per cent discount on domestic flat ratea paid m advance. No deductions for aLsence or say cause nols vater la shut off your premises. WOOD SAWS WOOD SAWING PHONE 1131. country. Ed. Sproed. CITY LODGE DIRECTORY UNITED SPANISH WAR VETERANS Camp 5, Armory, First, third Mondays PROFESSIONAL CHIROPODISTS DR. S. F. SCOTT. GRADUATE NA tional University Sciences, Chicago Mason le Temple, rnone 640. CHIROPRACTORS DR. S. R. SMITH, CHIROPRACTOR. 823 Oregon Bldg. Phono 604. ! DR. LENA A. BOONS. CHIROPRACTOR, 475 8. CommerciaL Honrs 10 to 12; 1 to 5. Phon 1415. DRS. SCOTT ft SCOFIELD, P. 8. C Chiropractors, 414-19 U. S. Bank Bldg. Phone 87: r- s. 828-R. OPTICIANS MORRIS OPTICAL CO.- -SUITE 101. Oregon Building. GLASSES FITTED BY TllE BOW Op tical Co.. 325 btaie etreet, opposite Ladd ft Bush Bank. ' Use Quality Proven Shur-ons." D BUGLES S rHTSICIANS MAGNETIC HEALING DR. A. L Fraata. Acnt and ebronte diaeaoe. Phon 780. 25-28 Breymaa Block. NATUB0FATHI0 PHYSICIANS - DR. A. SLAUGHTER ACUTE AND chronic diaeasea. 415 Oregoa Bldg. Pbone 110. OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS DRS. WHITE AND MARSHALL 200 U. S. Bank Bldg. DR FOSTER 404 OREGON BLDG. Phone 756, 2024 J. DB. W. L. MERCER OSTEOPATHIC physician and surgeon. Kirksnlle graduate. 404-405 U. 8. National Bank Bldg. Pbone. office 919; res. 614. DR. JOHN L. LYNCH OSTEOPATHIC Physician and Surgeon, 403-40 Ore- gun Bldg. Phones, office 1394; re 58-FS. BROKEN ARCHES AND OTHER DE- formities ot th feet corrected without loss of time from your occupation Drs. Whit ft Marshall.. U. S. Bank Bldg. REAL ESTATE IF YOU HAVE PROPERTY FOR SALE, that is priced right, phone 347. M, J. Hunt HAVE BUYER FOR SEVEN OR EIGHT room house within eight blocks of uni versity. M. J, Hunt Ladd A Bush Bldg. Trading Specialty Portland income and reaidence property ia exeaaac for farms, orchards and land in th Valley. Com and as, we msy do yoa a service. The Fleming Realty Co. 341 Stat St. ANDERSON ft RUPERT Successors to Laflar ft Lailat INSURANCE RIAL ESTATE BONDS LOANS SOS 7 Oregoa Bldg. Exchanges HAVE A CASH CUSTOMER FOB A strictly modem 6 room bouse. 20 acres, with modern improvenvnts; photos csn be seen at my office. ant a Sslem residence-, about 34000; price 88504. 22 acres, 2 miles out, fair improvements. electricity in the house, on good road, only 13700, $1400 cash, balance to be assumed. 60 acres, finest bottom, on pavement: fair improvements, running wit-r; vill take Salem residence to 8-1000; price 150 per aere. Socolofsky 341 State. Good Buys - Business opportunity on Stat St, with 20-foot front. Close-in business property, 82x165, with two dwellings. Price 312,000. 5- roont plastered cottage, lights, water and toilet. Price 81700; 8600 down, balance 320 per month, interest 6Tc. 6- room modern home, best location in Salem, near Stat Iionse, large lot. Price 916,000; 95000 cash, balance time. New five-room bungalow, with cement basement near State St. car. Price 94000. 82500 down. 9 room modern borne south Salem, on paved street, near ear line. Price 85250; flOOO down, balance 925 per month. Real Estate ft Fire Insursnce. W, H. Grabenhorst & Co. 275 SUte St, . 8. Bsnk Bldg. We Trade What yon don't wsnt for what you do want. Uo you want a iota m rgri land, well located, plenty of fruit. Pric 91600. mortgage 9500, for Salem lata. 4 -room bungalow Hubbard. worth 810i. dear of debt, for Salem lot or lots General store, small town, rtoinr ini- business, including store buildiur. and 7-room modem home sixfxo for small ranch near some mvt town in the Valley. Large list ot fine alfalfa and fruit ranches irrigated, at Kennewick. Hermiston and Boise. Idaho, for Salem and Valley farm. Many Eastern Oregon and Washington atoek and grain farms for Vslley farms. u.dHU West farms. Nebraska. Kan.. flo.. Wis.. Minn.. Dak- Mont., aad Wyoming, for rarions kinds of farm in the West. We have handreds of listing to exchange. See ua for any krad of trades. A. W. tstes Realty Uo. 416 Oregon Bildiat. REAL ESTATE Wood's Bargains New baBraiow llsOO. easy term Geo house, five blocks oat, lot eji.16".. ea paved street, Swti, ttasy terms. Wir a bouse s. n.va.nt un a 4 sere fra on paved kignvaj. Mact a Bntek e Dodge car as payment on a r)v iw home. Wibi a hotae as paarat oi cboi'-e five acre tract. Small iwjse fo rest. 8 uti. P. L. WooiL 341 State Si HR SALE ROOMING HOUSE, 12 room, fine location, rhesp rer.t. 4&V St. Compton Hesi Eia:r. STRICTLY MODERN HOUSE BR tw era Court aad State streets in Kn Salem. This has evnrythiug you asm aad is a bsrgsiu at Good term can be arranged. Winnie Pettyjohn 331H State m. Special a-res, most a'l iu fruit; good modern house, good barn acd chicken h,u-. mile from car line. Priced verv o f.-r 'ihmJ; iil take bouse in Salem iiot over I20OO. 16o acres near Hood River. Will trade fur Canada land. Thomason 3314 State Street. HOLIDAY LULL Prices Average Lower as Result of Profit Taking and Lethargy CHICAGO. Dec. 23. Holiday dullness prevailed in the grain to-,, aay ana prices yerBeu .u.r s a result or prom taxing ana a lack of aggressive buying. At the finish wheat was off 1-8 to 1 1-4 cents with May 12 4 1-4 to 1.24- 3-8. and July 1.13 1-8 to 1.13 1-4. Corn declined a shade to 5-8, oats were unchanged to 1-8 higher and provisions unchanged to 7 cents up. Foreign exchanges were closed for the Christmas holidays and traders showed an inclination to remain out of the markets here until Tuesday. Offerings were suf ficient to supply buyers. Reports that Greece had pur chased 1,500,000 bushels of Mani toba wheat over night and that some business was put through with the United Kingdom served as an impetus to values in mid- season but the strength soon waned. Corn and oats was easier, pros pects ot large receipts of corn Tuesday being a depressing fac tor. ' Provisions were dulled but aver aged higher in line with hog values. F HE LIST YEAR Interesting. Report Made Inspector of Bankrupt cy in London by LONDON. Dec. 26. The year 1921 was a record bankruptcy year in England and Wales, the number of failures being 2824 in excess of the 1920 total. The in spector general in bankruptcy, in his report, says "the magnitude of the failures is much greater than In any year since the act of 1883 came into operation." When compared with 1920 the figures rhow an increase In lia bilities ot 15,034,065 pounds sterling, and in assets of 5,849,- 60 pounds sterling. There was a noticeable decrease in the number of companies reg Istered in England and Scotland during 1921. the figures being 6834 with a nominal canital of lui.iit.jio pounas sterling, as against the 1920 figures of 10, S3 companies with a nominal capital of 587,484,721 pounds sterling. Of the 6834 companies registered 6291 were private en terprises. 2918 went into liquida tion, and 1684 were removed from the register on the ground they were no longer carrying on buflness. The rate of unemployment was hlfrh during October In nearly all the principal industries, says the Labor Gazette. Among members of trade unions it was 14.1 at the end of October, as compared to 14.6 at the end of September, and la. 6 at the end of October. 1921 me changes in rates of wages reported as naving taken, effect In October, resulted in an aggre gate reduction of over 250,000 pounds sterling In the weekly luii-ume wages of nearly 1,500 uuy work: people, and in an ag gregate increase of over 22.000 pounds- sterling In the weekly wages or over 4ftQ.000 people. Since the beginning of 1922 the changes in rates of wages report ed to the ministry of labor have resulted in a net reduction of sJ most 4.200.000 pounds sterling in tne weekly full-time wages nearly 7.500.000 work people, and a net Increase of nearly 11500 pounds sterling in the weekly wages of nearly 75,000 people. Dairy-Potatoes. PORTLAND, Dec. 23 Butter pints, 5c; cubes, extras, 48c: prinme firsts, 47c. Butterfat, Port land delivery. No. 1 sour cream 53c. Potatoes buying nrice locals. 50c seUInt; price 0c 90c If 1 MART ENGLISH ISA AdHe GrrliMxr New rtutM of REVELATIONS OF A WIFE CHAPTER 193. WHAT DICKY TOLD NfADGE ; A BO IT WHISTLING SAM "Whisling Sam assures me hat re will have 20 minutes lor a ramble." Dicky said as he rame , back to where I was sitting on the cabin veranda. "His dinner wi l be on the table, he says, in exactly 2 4 minutes and 36 sec onds, and he allows that we can wash up in the odd four minutes and stated seconds. So come along, old dear. We ll find Blue's Bridge. rra got mental blue- prints of the place strewn all I over me. Whistling Sam is some little director. I ll tell the world." I rose, transferred the extra sweater I had thrown across my shoulders to Dicky's arm. and fell into rtep beside him. "Whistling Sam. I assume. Is the name of the gentleman with the fork to whom you were talk ing," I said demurely. My husband glanced down at me quizzically. "What marvelous Intuition you have!" he said, with burlesqued admiration. "You guefsed right the very first time. Go to the Qf the cJa9S jy,- ..nuf whv Whistlinr Sm?M I persisted, he has?" "Is that all the name We had turned tahe corner of the rambling, one-story building by this time, and found ourselves in a wide, grassy road, extending away from the house through the trees. "This must be the motor road," Dicky said, gating down its sun- lit, dappled vista. There are loads of motor parties who come down here for dinner through the reason, attracted by Whistling Sam's cooking and architecture." Architecture!" I echoed. "Do J you mean that he " I turned back to look at the I quaint, rambling cabin, which, I seen in the perspective through which we were viewing It, reveal ed itself as something really I beautiful, and far, far removed from the commonplace. Dicky Plans. I "Built every inch of It with the id of one helper, an unskilled dav laborer. whom he keeDa I principally, to help him lift heavy logs. Oh. he's a character, Whistling Sam Is! I've heard of him before, aad I'm mighty glad to get this chance to rfew him at clore range." I wisely kept silent, seeing that Dicky was in a communicative vein, and knowing from long ex perience that an Injudicious ques tion might make him register an mi tat Ion of a clam. "It is to be supposed he has a real name, and folks, and other appurtenances of a civilized hu man being. But he never by any chance reveals anything concern- ng his history," Dicky went on. 'Whlrtllng Sam he calls himself, and Whistling Sam ia the only name he is ever called. Even his mail is addressed that way. "He's one ot the best camp cooks In the country, thev tell me." Dicky smacked his lips In burlesqued appreciation. "But he is more noted for his wizardry In building. He's done camps for many wealthy men who've come here and seen this. He asks so many dollars a day, his expenses. the transportation of his tools and the services of one unskilled la borer in the vicinity of his work. which he stipulates must be in the heart of the woods. Then he fells trees, turns them Into logs and floor boards and trim mings, and builds as large or as small a camp as is ordered. And his results are certainly fascin ating. There's another of his buildings over there, a hunter's camp, where men who come down here hunting can stay all night, if they wish. Of course, this building Is mostly dining halls. witn kitchen and one sitting room. I've half a notion to grab some rpot that suits us up north and have him put up a shack. What do you say?" Tim Appears. "Oh, Dicky I exclaimed ec- statically But even as the at 1, born Of my artistic in- clamation StlnctS. left mv Una I Koe.. i. have doubts of the practicality rf t W . . www . - Ul l"e Kaerae. were tnese nouses anttahlo V, i . . ,w, uulTwl),ns i rum a ""'" puini ot view j i saw a number of open crevices, and de cided that they were not proof against mosquitoes, wandering In sects or even an occasional tiny) snake should one decide to make the inside ot the structure his home. uui i Knew netter than to qualify that flrrt aysertln crv Dicky would probably forget all aoout the scheme if I kept silent. Wblle it I opposed It, he WOUldt De almost certain to za In and ,i-v.- .,, 7- engage - -- ft vu IUD spot, and purchase the piece of ground for him to work on when he returned north. "I thought It would get you." my husband said, approvingly. "But there's no hurry. IU find out before- Te vuere 1 can Fesch .-hlitt' Djrnsil,- tBenevfter nnd a enltabl s!t"I can com ruosloat with bin. L4Xk tare that ma be Blue's Bridir!- We had com oot;loa a Ion bridge spanning the rtream. It looked as If tt mere a -most aa cient structure, and I;.; rather limorously set my feft upon It. wondering if ft might not be M o.d as to be danreroua. But one look at the masire old tlmbra sustaining it reassured me. They looked as It one century's wear would be bat in Incident to their strength. Below us a guide was swabbing out his canoe, which evidently had 8b,ppr(, gom water. .; Ai b raised his head at the sound ot our footsteps I saw that he waa the man uamed Tim, and agaia the pleasure of the day waa dark ened for me. . ' I moved hastily away, wishlnj to put as much apace aa possible between myself and the., Ill omened figure, yet knowing ta my heart that someway I must contrive speech with him. ua known to any one else. ; (To be continued.) .Minneapolis Wheat MINNEAPOLIS. Dec. tS. Wheat, cash No. 1 northern 1.21 3-4 1.30 3-4; December l.Jl 1-4 J May 1.21 3-4; July 1 11 3-4. i i w, Fruit '4 NEW YORK. Dec. 23. Evapor ate apples quiet; prunes easy; ap- yicots firm; pheachea ateady. Pope Pius May Call 1925 Ecumenical Council Meet . ROME. Dee. 21. (By the Asso ciated Press) Pope Plus Is eon- siderlng the possibility of calllag: an ecumenical council In Rome during 1925. the next Jubilee year of the church, it was announce In the papel encyclical Issued top day. , W A, general fe-etlng ot the whole episcopacy In this center of.Catn- olicisxn says the encyclical will be most suitable to the Jubilee :year when Immense advantage might come to the cause of reaee aftty so long and so profound an up- heaval. But the reassembling ot the ecumenical' council at, ma Vatican would be such grave event that It Is necessary "to.walt and pray a did the pious leader of Ood'i elect people..nntH God 8s clearer sign of bis wish- CHICHKTERSPItL5 s seasM.,i,. atwa-ia SOUJBTCKl'CGlSTSEVtmmi SALEM MARKETS SALEM MAEX.ETS Priee so ted ar, wtioieaal aad i v pric received by farmer. N rot price ar gives except aa noted. No. 1 wheat 91.10 , No 1 wheat 91.08. . No. 9 Red wheat, sacked, 91.6T. Cheet hey,- 92. 01 hsv 42022. Clover hsy, baled. 122. BOOS. BUTTER AMD SUTTBBFAT Egg, reuil, 44e. Creamery butur 52053. ButterfaV delivered, aSe. . ' Milk, 92.45 ewt. V : POULTRY . .. Old rooster 8. . t Broiler 15. Hen, light. 12. Hens, heavy, Ia. T FORK. MUTTON AND BEST Hogs, top, 89c. Live bogs, 9e. Dressed bogs. 12QI2H. Top veal, dressed. 12t12. . t Top steers, 11$ 12. Cowl, 89. pr FRUITS Bsnanss 1 te. In.ci.s 810(810.50. Nel orange 37.0U. California grapefruit. 44.75Q5.00. Florid grapefruit. 97f . Empire grapee 10e It. Cranberries 92 bos. Data. 9.75. . ' Jap orange bead). NUTS Wslnat 90 lb. Filbert 30 lb. Almonds 36c BraiU 16 tb. VEGETABLES Cauliflower 82.25. Hesd letturj 84.50 crate. Tomstoes 33.00. I Portland Boring Prlees " w 4, BOOS, POULTBT AND stXATS. BUTTERFAT FIRM No 1 churning cream. 524 58 f. o. b. Portland; nndergrade. 80e51c EGG 8 WEAK V Current receipt 874f38; whit aea- oeries 43 644. I IVE POULTRY DEMORALIZED (L commission) Heavy beo. 92 lb.: do light. 13c; springs, 171S: I4 roosters. 10c: docks, white Pekio. yooag. 'f'f-; cr ate auras, zstSSc; tar- kg' 5,0 1 58.; No. 8. 93 do dresaed. 232e. ' DRESSKD MEATS WEAK iilbTi.T.: I a . s . , . . r I '. Wc; undargmoes, tt I lie, HAY AND GRAIN HAY FIRM. SCARCE (Deliver d Portland) Valley timothy 92 ton; Eastern Oregoa timothy, 924 ion; alfalfa, 921 ton; clover. 821 ton; straw, 99 ton; grain bay. 923 ton. GRAIN HIGHER Bid price (track Portland ta car lot) ' nneat options. l.mfrtl.75; Basrt or Dimes tern, 81.50; oats. 83550fe 37.50; eastern yeiiow corn. sz.75ft 34.00; bar ley, 94.00; miltran, 931.00031.50. PBUIT FRUIT STEADY Apple. SOe$ 91.50 (according to ear- I eX nd Pck : P- Mot Tie boa. I ura si waaa a nt W wi a vegetTbIeseady Oregoa potatoes. 506Oc tel.; Oregon I ": porsaip. i.o sack; eorrot. Si ac: wniooa. 81.75a ewui I aeuiwv-r, f i.woi.'a ooseaw WOOL WOOL S1X)W ( Half blood sad fine, 8 5 4) 40c; throe eighths blood, 3335c; quart-r blood, SO 32e; low quarter and brsld. S527s: mstted or rotted wool. 22ft 25e. (NOTE Eastora Oregon. W'ssshtagtoa aad Idsbo ranck elipa bring to 8 cent less than roller wool.) HOPS QUIET : LS .HOPS 1921 traa, aomisal; aw croa, r? it