THE OREGON STATESMAN. SALEM. OREGON
WEDNESDAY MORNING. DECEMBER 27. 1222
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
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Per insertion
Three Insertioas
Oh week (six Insertion)
una noun
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Bis months contract, par
13 months' eontroct, par
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Mia imam for say sdvertissment Z5c
NORWICH UNION
FIRE INSURANCE SOCIETY
W. II. Burghardt, Jr.
flesldent Agent 871 State St
:h MONEY TLOArTT"
t::' '.--.; On Real Estate , .,,
. . V ' T. K. FORD " "
; (Over Idd A Bush Bank)
NEW TODAY
i-TABSISIIED KITCHEN WALL PAPER.
. beautiful, Jisx V. Bursa, J7 ft,
CammaTreiaL
--zz. ; . ;
TOR 6ALE ROOMING I10L8E. IS
t rooms, good proportion,- cheap rest.
I ' Compton Baal Estst. 409 State ftt.
f- VHT KOT PIACK YOUR-IJitTBANCK
Lwith an trifT and company of more
: ::. thla iqnartCT century stsndingt We
mb giver yoa high clsss service and at'
. lowest cost. " Staadley ft Polar, agents.
3 MeMinnville Co, Bush Bank Bldg.
r PERFECTION " OIL HEATERS. AM,
." titee. many prices' Mas O. Buren, 179
CLEO CLUB GINGER ALE WILL
, i . , please yon, specially is this so in cold
'weather. It la brae inc. Made in
' - Salem by star Boitling; Works. .
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- 7S-CENT CLOTH WINDOW. . SHADES.
. Max O. Baron, 179 !. Commercial.
LOANS ON THE EASY PAYMENT
' piss, esa repay at any time without
' extra charge - 417. Oregon Bids.
TOR REST 5-ROOM APARTMENT,
with sleeping porch, water, lights and
telephone free.. Call 2022 J.,
FRACTIONAL "" ACRE ' ' JEFFERSON
, aichwar. BisinToala to Califoraio. lots
of traffic, buildioc suitable for store or
aerrtc station. Kaerifice If told this
i week. Phono 1391M. , -
APPI.tS S 1.00 .PER. BQXl 8 EOR
, 92.85:. 5 for $4.50. Delivered. , Splts-
esherc. Red Cheek Pippin, Gsm, Cooa
, River, Vaaderpool. Wsrd K. Richard
39a K- Front. Phone 494.
37 INCH TAPE8TRY RUOS, $2.50.
Mas O. Buren, 179 ft Commercial.
133 WILL BUY GOOD ' LOT ONE
block afreet ar in north.. 'Salem. ' 2j
r cash and $5 a month. - ,
M.J, Hunt
Ladd Bush Bldg . '
NEW 1 6 ROOM MODERN HOUSE
Market street wast of 12th $4800.
Will UkV bonto aad lot. worth $2000!
or light onto ia eickango. Jiarxis. 824
, N.Capitol. 1943 .1.. ....
: HIGH CHAIRS. FITTED WITH ALUM-
. inum trsvs. - Mas O. Bursa. 179 N.
Commercial. . - .. ., , , .
FOR REXT TWOi FURNISHED
houses. Phono 141 or esll at room
1 , 303 Oregon Building. . .
FOR RALE-CfJtSSY NEW' BUNOA
i low. ut. north of Stats Stre- L Price
$4000; " Terma.-..... i fc -
, : Wi G, ' Krueger
'Oregon Bldg. Phone 217.
CANVAS c-BABT JUMPERS. MAX. O.
Bureui 179 N. CommereisLv
rUK REST -O-HUUd .rivuior.. n.a.iur
ras' plate, linoleum en kitchen and
atk, ahades, etc.'- Close tn." Adnl
only. ' Inquire of Mrs. H. P. Stlt!; 333
Rtata Ht. at .-Bhoaa, .1550. . durinc buai-
. -4
i BEALTiFLVCCT OUT rRIE7.ES
kaliHtmiaed walls. Mss O. Buren.
, ft. Commercial. ..
FOR
179
t . -- ... - A1TAW
MODERN- COTTAGE, "LARGS RO)M8.
pantry,. baU.ltot.at, .aiemrteuy. irom.
- Sad back porch, basement, concrete
. foundation., larce lot. 50x300, cetneut
, walks, law flowers, fruit and .- nut
' trtes. fine' garden ground. Urge garage,
everything u ia-first css eonditma;
fries $3250; oomo tarat. -This' propor
r iawell worth $4000. See Cbilds.A
BecUl. ' 540 Btsto Street. . . .
t ' : KOTICK . t r
Notice "is" theftybyrgiTen that I
have impounded-the 'following de
scribed - flogs in compliance 'with
Ordinance Tf o." 1404 to wit : J One
Australian . "Shepherd, white
breast, glass, eyes, also collar,
weight, about thirty, pounds. .One
female, 'Shepherd, black, with
white feett wetetit about twenty
' pounds.'. One male. Shepherd,
with ring around neck, weight
i about ilfty pounds.' - One male,
Black I Shepherd. : v with I white
! breast, white, front feet, weight
about forty' pounds, : One small,
black and tan body white spotted
, on legs, long tall, curls oyer back,
collar with tag attached, marked
' Roseburg, 1921; Number on eol-
lar, '69. ' weight about twelve
pouarls. One female Fox Terrier,
mostly white, some black spots,
; has 'collar ; weight about sixteen
pounds. The above decrib!d
' dogs will be killed if not redeem
l ed by owners, oil or before Decem-
ber 31st, 1J2S, as provided In said
-Ordinance. ; '; V- '; '
. W. S. LOW, 'Street Commissioner.
EMPLOYitNT
, YXMALB.
. WANTED A- MAID FOB GENERAL
'it i housework. 885 N. Summer 81, Call I
" moraiags. '
MAXJb Ok FEMALB
"l WANTED MEN!' AND'i WOMEN TO
: take farm paper sobvcriptwas. a go""
- propositioa to the right . people. Ad
. ; areas the Psclfio Homestead; Sutesmas
' j BkU SalMt. Ore, .. ...,. ,. . .
PERSONAL
GET MARRIED BEtrT-MATRIMONIAL
paper , published. ; Free v for stamp.
-t CorrespondenW .Toledo., Oh so. 1 , -
EPILEPTICS WOULD- YOU CAR TO
- learn about new rational treatment 16'
immediate relief of epilepsy. .PoeiUve-
ly stopping all aeiaures -froiu first da v
use. Information free. SpeviaHat,"
, Drawer C;?. . Under, .Wyomlnj;. ,. ,
FORSjlE :
. ' BIRPS. PETS AND FLOWERS
THIS YEAR OIVK LIVINf PRE8KNT8
; Flako has ihaaa. ; 873 Biato. .
1 ' - rARM PAPER
, IP YOU WANT . TO GET THB BEST
farm Doner. sad 15c -ta the Paoifie
Hooieatiif, Salem, Oregon, for a three
'.months trial subscription. . Msauoa
: : i ad ' .. :
't PIAJ08 n :". r-
UHKD CH1CKERINQ GRAND,- IN 0JOI
- shape. Wilt give soiae .terms. . II L.
Stiff Furniture Co.
rOR SALE GOOD USED MAHOGANY !
'. piano left as to selL. Price $200,
. terms. H. L. Stiff Furniturs Co- Ma
li dspsrtmsBt. .- ; -
PERSONAL
POULTRYMER SEJiD EIGHT TWO
ant HtBM for special thraa months
trial far the best and oldest Journal to
the west. The artielen and advertise
ments ere of special iateraat to the
poultry breeders of the Northwest.
aortowest Poultry Journal, 211 Cem-m-rcial
street. B.lem. Orcon.
',. WOOD
16-1XCH OLD
FIB KOB SALE.
Phono 77-F2.
FOR flALE OLD FIR WOOD. TIIONE
1123-J
BEST GRADE MILL WOOD 4 FOOT
ana lo-iaea. rrempt delivery. Roaaoa
able price. - Fred . . Wells, - SOS 8.
Church, Phone 1542.
WOOD FOR 8 ALB LARGE 8ECOMD
g-rowth and IS" eld fir. Call 1467.
MiaCELLAJTBOUa
FULLER BRUSHES LOCAL REPRE-
aontatrvo, Grimee. 1237-J
U2S CALENDARS FREE. HOMER II.
BiniUi iasuraaea sr ncy.
CHRI8TMA8 GIFTS. 8EIECT THEM
from the Flower, ia the BotUo Perfume
Shop, lis ft. Liberty St Erery 60
porehaaa iea ya a nuaaber on the
beautiful doll.
SUMMER I COOACne REDUCED WALL
paper remnanta, plaster, wallboard
VolToi atair cantot. I1JS. Eadanaea
high grade house paint. Kalsomine. lOe
pavad. Gotten matt rasa es, ft0.6O.
Steel tpringa $5.00. Mas O. Bnreo,
17 V. Qommercial St,
FOR SALE OLD STEWSPAPERS. 10
ante a bundle. Circulation department.
vregoa, (Mateaman. .
Beautiful Oregon Rose
end eleven other Oregon songs, together
wtta a fine collection of patriotic songs.
sacred soacg and many old-tuna favor
ittt
ALL FOB 25e
(Special prices ia auanstitr lots)
Especially adaptable for echoel. commun
ity or homo aiaginf. 8cnd for
Western Songster
7S page, now in its third edition.
. Puhliahed-by
OREGON TEACHERS MOVTHLT
SIS 8.- Cora mareial St. Rale in. Ora,
FOR. RENT
FLATS
FOR. RENT FIVE ROOM FURNISHED
flat. Mod'Tn except furnace. Close
in. . , References required. Address
I -34, cars. Statesman. -
FOR RENT
APARTMENTS
FURNISHED, APARTMENT FOB RENT.
891 North Oamaaorolat.
FLATS
FOB RENT FURNISHED FLAT AT
664Vfc Ferry afreet. $30 a month.
Phooe 13.' or apply at Statesman buti
O'ss elfwa. . -
HOUSE )
FOR RENT 5 ROOil HOUSE AT 1052
Bastnew street. S20 a month. Appl
at Statesman. business. off ic-;. or pbone
23. ,
ROOMS
A DESIRABLE ROOM FOB TWO FOR
rent during Legislature, in modern
heme, near Stafe Houae. Pleass give
references.- - Addmas ,-'U 101." care
Statesman. . ,
, LOST AND FOUND
UQ8Y
L08T LADD ft BUSH .CHECK BOOK;
85 in I S snd 2 s.. Phone 669 J.
LOST .OR STOLEN LARGE . DARK
yeitow come, answers to me name oi
chep. Collar number 7j. Kewsrd,
Call 7-F5, Jdfferaon, 'Herbert Lotaey.
MISCELLANEOUS
WANTED FURNITURE, T00L8. ETC.,
Phono 511. .r . T . .
WANTED TO BUY HOUSEHOLD FUR
aiture, tools, miscellaneous articles.
Phons 14 48.
TaTAN-T-Kn vnsurrrnKT toola. ma
klmar-r asaek. ate - WU1 aav tor onus
or aofl oa aommlaaioa. Phoao 811
Woodry. tko aoetioaoer.
WANTED EVERYTHING IN HARD-
ware and furnHure." Bst prices paid
, THB CAPITAL HARDWARE
. A FURNITURE CO.
28S N. Commercial St. " phana 047.
BUSINESS CARDS
AUCTIONEXB
AUCTIONEER OF FARM AND PER
sonal . aroocxty. . O. .Sallerleo. 1 80 H.
Comnrercial 8t.. room 31. ever .People's
Cash Store, Residence pbone 131 1-J.
Office phono 430.
AUCTIONEER .F.", K. WOODRY. THE
livestock, furniture, real .eatate auoA
tioneer. ' Phono 511 for ssls dates.
Res. 1610 tL-Sammrr. . .
COU - J. B. GABLE AUCTIONEER.
farm aad city sales.. .160 B.viiia.
Phooe-1446. - . .-'
. i ACETTLEWB WELDIKO ?
IRON RTEEL. .BRASS. ALUMINUM
Biag the pieces. Oxo-Gaa HeaUng ue.
87 Court.
ACCOUNTANTS ASP AUDITORS
HUGH R. ROBERTSON A CO. MEM
br American Institute or-Accountants
Arcountanta Auditors. lacome Tax Ber
vino. Portland. Ore, and Minneapolis. ;
Minn. Address: 1517 Yeoa Bldg,
Portland. Orr.-- -
,Auta Directory
!autctm6bile8
THE UOOD MAXWELL GINGRICH
Motor Oo, 87 1 Court, . '
t ATTEBT AND ELECTRICIAN
AUTO ELECTRICIAir: EXPERT TROU-
OIO aiSOOWJlg. - ( .P ft . . iivu. . " ,
R, D. BARTON t IDE BATTERIES.
Starter and ssaerator work. , Hi o
CommorsiaL . - - -. '
PRESTO-LITE BATTERY SERVICE
Sutioa, Expert battery snd einrtricai
werk. Farrio Bros. Phonk 1103. 41
Court. . ' ; T -.,
AUTOMOBILE PAINTING
- - "
FORD" OWNERB i LOOK I V--WB AR
run nine k Ford Special during Ueteem
her only. Hev your. Ford painted foi
Xmaa. Surprise Tour friends. Jte
member. Trr special price oa Fords i
'.. for Decsmbor' only. ' Don't mias this
opportunity. Relisaco Auto Paiatiag
Ca, 819 SutO eor. Front. 2nd fl"
STORAGE
HTORAUK $3."iO MONTHLY. DEAD
. atorSgo $3 no, m .ntbir. t erry t. uar-
i MC.:-S44.Ferrry f
v.-. ' TIRES AND ACCESSOBTKS
STORAGE GAS OIL. GUAR--VNTEEO
repairing. . . Uatvsrsal Us rage. sou
'. Capitol -;. .-:,.. .
USED PARTS 1-8 W V7 OFF. MIKE'S
Aato WTeckmr Honsa: - 438" ftortb
s' Commercial. Phoao 533.
OILS. CREASE, ALEMITE -SERVICE
for all makes. Tompkins A Jlciue, 219
N. Commercial, v
Auto Directory
BICYCLES AMD REPAIRING
LLOTD E. RAMSDEN DAYTON BICY
eteo a 1 repairing. 387 Court.
HARRY W.
SCOTT
Tba Cycle Van'
147
8. Commercial
Phons 88
USED AUTOS
OUiOOS-B AUTO EXCHANGE USED
cart, bought, told or sold on commie
ion. Daily or monthly storage.
RADIATOR 4 FEVDEB REPAIRS
RADIATORS FENDERS. BODIES.
maoa or repaired. , J. C. Bair. 849
Ferry. V
BXPAZB SHOP
WANTED A FEW MORE CARS TO
paint or repair.' Painting nod repair-
log botk dona by men wbo are experts
ia their line. Also a few rn.i Ur. in
'd cars. Miser's Oaraa-e. 03 X
Liberty.
W A B. AUTO REPAIR SHOP WC
also do all kinds of ranairiav Rial
filed, trisaori, knives and lawnmowert
grwuao. Boldenng work dona. Old
store aula aaw. A atom mtn-A 1.
ay or rnontlv We will seU or trsde
yonr osad car foi job. Bring it in to
s. . n wore jaaranieed. 175 H.
Commercial. In rear of Ktu.
Drug Storo. Pkona 167.
BUSINESS CARDS
CARPET AND BUG WEAVING
C P.T..AND. RUO WEAVING
none before 9 a. m. 84 F21.
CAVDT SHOPS
ACMff CHOCOLATE SHOP "JL'ST
Candy." Strictly boaiemada. 121 8.
Commercial.
CARPET AMD IXUFF RUO8
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC WE NOW
weave fluff rugs made nut ef old ear
pets, any length or width you desire.
Wo also re-fit, c-irw and-site carpets.
Feather renovating and mattress stesra
Ing and re-making. Salem Carpet
Cleaning and Fluff Rag Works. Phone
1154
ELECTRICIANS ,
SAf EM , ELECTRIC CO MASONIC
Building. Phone 12o0.
ELECTRIC. FIXTURB AND SUPPLY
Co. Phono 1934. 222 N. Lib. rty.
HAMK'S ELECTRIC SHOP ELEC
trieal machine repairing, contracting.
BAT Court. Phoe 8
ARCHIE FLEENER, ELECTRICIAN
House wiring -by ho:ir or contract.
EatlmaUa furaiahe-L Phone 980, 414
Court St
CHIMNEY SWEEPS
CHIMNEY SWEEPING FUR N A C E
cleaning. F. Councilman. Phone 63!).
1 '
CHIVE SB PHYSICIAN
DR. H..U HUM CURES ANY KNOWN
dJsrasa. 153 Hi-h St.; phone 2R3
CLEANERS AND DTER8
SPICK N' SPAN CLEANERS AND
dvers. '644 fitsts
SRVO STORES
BREWER DRUG
CO. 405 COURT
Phone 184
WM. NEIMETER 'JUST -DRUGS.'
175 N. ComaierciaL phono 1 67.
rtMAMCIAIr
WANT
A " $8500 ' LOAN ON
Socolofsky, 341 Stste. '
$9000
-ranch.
20-YEAR FARM LOANS ON RURAL
credit plan, pre payment provisions si
lowed. We will finance yon fur a less
rat of interest than any firm on the
coast.
Private money to loan oa either cit
or coun'ry
11 Oregon Building.
MARION POLK COTjNTY FARM IX1AN
amtriatton has moneiy to loan at 64
.W. D 8mith. seertary-trvasurer. 303
Salens - Bank of Commerce.
FIRM LOANS
- 83 YEARS
PER CENT
NO COMMISSION
A. C, Bohrnstedt
407 Masonie Temple. Salem, Ore.
ruRNACia
SEAGROVE FOR
FURNACES 198 S
12th street.
FURNITURE STORES
GIESB FURNITURB CO. QUALITY
furniture for less money. 378 Court
Phons 44 .
PEOPLE'S FURNITURE STORE NEW
snd second hand-furniture. 271 N
Commercial. . -,
rXORIBTS
CUT FLOWERS AND FLORAL PIECES
Delivery J. F. Breithaupt. florist
138 North Liberty street. , Phono 3tn
Ladies' Wearing Aoparel
DRESSMAKING
SPENCER CORSETS TO ORDER
Irises making. Carrie Fisher. McOor
aaek Bldg. ....
HEMSTITCH 1NQ
SALEM ELITE HEMSTITCHING
pleating, bottoaa. sUmpiag and needle
work. 839 Orcoa BlCg. Phoao S79
VRS. 0. B. MILLER HEMSTITCHING
stamping, buttons. Room 10. over Mil
ler's stoe. Phoas.117. -
HOTELS
CAPITAL , HOTEL " CORNER.
STAT I
aad ComatsrcioL. Phono -830
ARLINGTON HOTEL CLEAN. COSY
S0 up: 482tate-. ' '
LADIES TAILORINO
w.' . Mayer, high class laimkh
tailoring; long coals, suits and areeees
Room 7. MeCorwocK BMg. i"ose ow
LAUNDRIES .
SALEM LAUNDRY- COMPANY. 8t
Liberty atrwtv Phons -23. fHd st
largest beat, 'Established loBB.
CAPITAL CTTY flTEAM 'LAUNDRY
Oualiry work, prompt service. 1284
Broadway. -Phone 165
YALE. HAND. LAUNDRY. 186-194
.12lh .St- bow operating, under nee-
vnanaxement. We. make a soacialty
band work ' oa 'wool and silk fabric
Also fsmilyaashingroujjh drv or wet
f BDBI e.
-TBAVSTEJtr HAULUTO
w Move, store and ship house
. bold goods.". Our speemlty Is piano
Load furniture moving. We also make
eon o try trips. ' .We handle the beat
coal and wood. Call on us' for price
-We give good measure, good eaelity
and good service. Lermer, Trsaafer
Co.1 Pbone 930.
CAPITAL CITY TRANSFER CO. 226
- State St. . Phono 833. Diotribetiag,
forwarding end storage our specialty.
: fist oar rse- I
BUSINESS CARDS
TRAJfSPOBTATIOB
PARKER'S STAGE USES
J. W. Parker. General Manager
Central 8age Terminal Saiam. Oregon
SALEM-SILVtRTOX DIVISION
Loaves Salem, Central Stage Terminal.
7 a. m, 11a- n., 5 p. m
Lea Tea SilrenoD, Kears Stand:
S a. m., 1 p. ra- p. m.
Salem-Inderendence-Monmonth lv!ion :
Leaves Sal m Central Stage Teensinal :
7 e m., 9 a. m. , 11 a. m, 3 p. m.
p. m. 1
Loaves Monatouth, Moemonth Hotel:'
:15 a. a, I p. m, 6:1S p. m.
Leaves Independence, Beaver Hotel.
S:30 a. m, 10 a m, 1:15 p. m. 4 p. m.
.:30. i
We make connections at Slwa to all
parte of the volley. Extra trips 1)
appointment.
J. W. PARKER. General Manager.
SECOND HAND GOODS
T.
SALEM BAROAHf HOUSE BUYS AND
aoUa second-hand f urn Hare. Tools and
junk. 320 N. Commercial. Phone 3
WANTED EVEBTTHIXO-IN CLOTH
tng and aaoea. Boat prices paid. Cap
ital Exchange. 343 K. Commercial.
Phone 1368 W
SCAVENGERS
SALEM . SCAVENGERS OAttBAGK.
refuse of all kinds removed. Cesspools
cleaned. Phone 167 or 1595 W
SOOS SCAVENGER 8ERVICE (SUO
eessor to Keal Scavenger) Garbage aad
refuse of all kinds removed by the
month. Reasonable rates. Phones:
Office 529. residence 2058.
STOVES AND STOVE BEPAIEINO
8TOVF8 REBUILT AND REPAIREIt-
40 years' experience. Depot Nations'
fence, cue 26 to 2 iacbea hie"
Paint, oil and varnishes, etc. logon
berry and hop hooks. Salem f.-aee and
Sieve Works. 230 Court street. Pbaas
124.
MEDICAV
MOUNTAIN BALM COUGU REMEDY-
Phone 517 W.
MEN'S STORE
ED. OHA8TAIN CLOTHING CO. BCIT8
end overcoats. Lsa my stairs: 'It pays.
305 Bute St.
MACHINE SHOP
THE CROS8 AUTOMATIC ELECTRIC
Su-am boilers, vnlcantsers and tune
plates. Perry C. Campbell. 317 N.
Liberty.
H. AND M. CO. SPECIALTY GB1ND-
ers and welders. Automotive service.
490 Ferry. Pbone 84.
MUSICAL
SALEM CONSERVATORY OP MUSIO
All branches tsurht, diplomas granted.
John R. Sites, director. 1237 Court
Phon 626
RAG AND JAZZ PIANO PLAYING
12 lessons -guarsnteed. Wstermsn
System. F. B. Clark, mgr., McCoruack
BMg. . ' , ' "
KACHINISCa
WECHTER 8 SMITH
- MACHINISTS.
Hesld cylinder
engineers, welders,
grinding service,
ry.
Phone 662 345 Fer
MUSIO 8T0REI
GEO. C. WILL PIANOS. PHONO
graphs, sewing machines, sheet music,
aad piano studies. Repsirlng phono
graphs and sewing machines. 432
Stats. Salem.
PIANO TUNERS
EDWARD WELP EXPERIENCED
piano tuner. Leave ordera Will s
Uuam Store -
JACK CLEMENT SALEM'S OT D
piano tnnar, is bsck. Call, write of
phone 1774. tbo Song Shop, opposite
the Court House.
ROOD LB PARLORS
WA HONG
NOODLE HOUSE, 433
Ferry.
BIN SIN NOODLE HOUSE CHOP
skey, 40c; puffed rice, 20e: noodles,
20s: fried noodles. 60c 189 8. Lib
erty.
NURSERIES
COMPLETE LINE TREES SMALL
fruits, ornamentals. Capital City finr
sery Co., 426 Oregon Bldg. Phone 75
FOR SALE OREGON CHAMPION
gooseberry plants. P. W. Woelks. U
9. Box 131. Salem.
FRUITLASD NURSERY HAS A SALES
vard at Cherrv City Feed Barn, 544
Ferry Street. Trees ready for P'
ing.. See' mo before buying. Phon
1140 M,
FAFERHANOIKG AND PAINTING
PHONE GLENN ADAMS FOR HOUSE
decorating, paper hanging, tinting, etc
Reliable workman.
PRINT IN Q
ROWLAND PRINTING CO. JOB
printing. Masonic Temple.
PLUMBING
PLUMBING REPAIRING AND COIL
werk. Phone 1397 J. Sbop. 1
Union street. A. L. Godfrey.
PIANOS
TRADE YOUR OLD PIANO FUR
new Victor Or Brunswick. 11. L, btui
Furniture Co.. Mnsic Dept.
SHERMAN. C AY A CO.. PIANOS
etenways. Duo-Art aod others. Moore'
Musie Houae. 415 Court street aad
Maxonie Temple.
RESTAURANTS
HUB RESTAURANT MOST REASON
able t rices. Johnson Barry. 159 S
High.
VARIETY STORES
SALKM VARIETY STORE CHINA
ware, glassware, toys, notions, and mil
linery.
WATER
RA1.F.M WATER. LIGHT A POWER CO
Office. 301 South Commercial St. Ten,
oer cent discount on domestic fla
ratoo paid in advance. No deduction
forobscnce or any cause uulena wate
ia shut off your premises.
WOOD SAWS
WOOD SAWING PHONE' 1131.
country. Ed. Sproed.
CITY
LODGE DfR'r-CTORY
UNITED SPANISH WAR VETEBANf
Camp 5. Armory. First, third Mondays
PROFESSIONAL
CHIROPODISTS
OR. 8. F. BCOTT. GRADUATE NA
tional University Sciences, Chicagn
Masonic Temple. Phone 640.
CHIROPRACTORS
DR. - 8. R SMITH, CHIROPRAOTOR.
823 Oregon Bldg. Panne 864,
PB LENA A BOONE CHIROPRACTOR
478 & Commercial. Hoars It U 13.
1 to &. rbooe 3418.
DRS. fiCOTT SCOFlELn. P. 8. C..
ClUroproetora, 414-19 U. S. Bank Bldg
Phone 87; res. 828R.
OPTICIANS
MORRIS OPTICAL CO.
Oregoo Building.
-SUITE SOL
GLASSES FITTED BY THE BOW OP
- ties! Co, 333 State street, opposite
' 'Ledd A Bush Bank, "Use Vluality
proven Bhnr obs."
PROFESSIONAL
DBUOLESS FHTS2CIANS
MAGNETIC HEALING DR. A.
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physician and surgeon. Kiritsville
graduate. 404-405 L. 8. National Bank
Bldg. Phone, office 919; re. ffl4.
DR. JOHN L. LYNCH OSTEOPATHIC
Physieian and Surgeon, 403-40 Ore
gon r5uig- rtuM, ofdoa 1994: res.
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BROKEN, ARCHES AND OTHER DB
forfnitiea of the feet corrected without
rose ei time irom your occupation,
Irs. Whit A Maraaall. U. d. Baak
REAL ESTATE
HOME BCILT TO SUIT. SMALL PAY
men. .down, balance mLnlbly. Pbone
1875-R. .
FOR SALE MODERN NEW FIVE
room bungalow on North Summer St.
Lot 50x150. Price $3650. Terms.
W. G, Krueger
Oregon Uld.
Trading Specialty
Portland income and residence property
a exchaace. for farma. orchards and
ianda ia the Valley. Come and see ua.
we may do you a service.
The Fleming Realty Co.
841 Stat 8t.
ANDERSON A RUPERT
Saceeeaora to Laflar A Loflar
INSURANCE
REAL E8TATB
BONDS LOANS
406-7 Orsgoa Bids.
Exchanges
HAVE A CASH CUSTOMER
FOB
atrictly modern 6 room home
0 acres, with modern improvements;
photos can be seen at my office. Want
a Salem residence, about $4000; price
Balm.
22 aores. 2 miles out, fair improvements,
electricity m the limine, on rood road
only ?H700, $1400 caah. balance to be
assumed
60 acres, finest bottom, on pavement
fair improvements, running wat-r: will
take Salem residence to $4000; price
xaau per acre.
Socolofsky
311 State. .
Good Buys
Business opportunity on State St
with
20-foot front.
lose in business property, 82x165,
with two dwellings. Price $12,000.
o room pasr-a co'tage, lienis, wrsfer
and toilot. Price $1700; .(H down
balance $20 pei monUi, interest 6
6-room modern home, Iwst location
Salem, near Slate llous-. Urge lot
Price $16,000; $5000 cub, balance
time.
ftew live-room bungalow, with cement
basement near State St. car. Price
$1000. $2500 down.
9 -room modern home south Salem, on
paved street, near car line. Price
$5250; $1000 down, bslance $25 per
montn.
Ral Eatate A Fire Inanrsnce.
W. H. Grabenhorst & Co.
275 Ststs St.. . S. Baak. Bldg.
Wood's Bargains
New bungalow $1800. easy terms. Goo"
house, five blocks out. lot 82x165, or
psvej street. $.00O, easy terms. Wan1
a house as payment on a 40-acre far
on paved highway. Want a Buick o
Dolge car as psyment on a close is
home. Wsnt a homo as payment or
choice five-acre tract. Small house fo
rent, $S.OO. F. -L. Wood. 341 Stste St
STRICTLY MODERN HOUSE BE
tween Court aod Stste streets in East
Salem. This has everything you want
and ia a bargain at $50O0. Good terms
Can be arranged.
Winnie Pettyjohn
. 831 H State St.
Special
acres, moat alt in' fruit: good modern
house, good barn and chicken hu"S,
4 mile from car line. Priced very low
for $5000; will take house in Salem
not over $2000.
Itto acres nesr Hood River. Will trade
fur Canada Innil
Thomason
331 Vi State Street.
HAVE MANY BEAUTIFUL HOMES
for sale for you to choose from.
Gertrude J. M. Page
492 N. Cottage St.
Worth While
A nice fi room house in good condition,
well located. Price only $1700, $300
cash, balance easy payments. See us
for bsrgains in houses. Let us write
your insurant:-.
Mills & Copley
331 , State St.
We Trade
'What you don't wsnt for what you do
want." Do you want 4 lots in Port
land, well located, plenty of fruit.
Price $1600, mortgage 8500, for 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
building and 7 room mod-rn home.
$15,000. for small ranch near some
good town in the Valley. Large tint of
fine alfalfa and fruit ranches irrigated,
at Kennewick, Hermiton and Bois",
Idaho, for Salem and alley farms
Many Eastern Oregon and Washington
stock and grain farms for Valley farms
Middle West ' farms. N'braska. Ksn.
Coin.. Wis, Minn., Dak, Mont., aad
Wyoming, for various kmda of farms
in the Vet.t- We have hundred of
listing to exchange. See us for any
kind of trades.
A. W. Estes Realty Co.
416 Oregon Building.
FRUIT
NEW YORK. Dec. 26. Evap
orated apples dull; prime state
10 1-4 10 3-4c; prunes quiet,
Californias 916 1-2, Oregon
7I2c; apricots firm, choice 24
2Se. extra choice 26 27c, fan
cy 39,30c; peaches steady,
choice 12 12 14 1-4, ex4ra
choice 14 12 15 l-4c . fancy
16 1-2 18c.
MINNEAPOLIS WHEAT
PORTLAND, Dec. 26. Butter;
Prints extras, 51c: cubes extras,
48c; prime firsts. 47c. Butterfat,
Portland delivery No. 1, 53c.
Potatoes Buying price, 50c;
telling price, 60 at 90c.
UTMIKEI
its im
Yesterday's Quotations Are
Firm at Same r.gure
As" Saturday
CHICAGO. Dec. 26. Prospects
of imported export business tend
ed today to give an upward tilt
to values in the wheat market.
Closing quotations were firm at
the same as Saturday's finish to
cent higher, with May 1.25 Vi
to 11.25 and July SI. 14V to
$1.14 H Corn finished unchang
ed to half a cent advance; oats
at H to Uc decline to He gain.
and proTlsions fhowing a rise
varying from 7 cents to 20 cents.
Highest prices of the day In the
wheatmarket came after word
was received that according to
Secretary Hoover an outflow of
gold from the United States was
helping to restore the buying pow
er of countries to, which the gold
traveled.
Earlier there was1 intimations
also that a good export business
might be looked for tomorrow
when European markets resumed
activity after the Christmas stand
still. Estimates that 500,000
bushels had been bought today
for trans-Atlantic shipment were
likewise a bullish influence.
Announcement tnat the United
States visible supply of wheat
showed an increase of only 528,-
000 burhels for the week, where
as a mucn larger gam naa Deen
looked for, counted somewhat as
a handicap to bears. Throughout
the day it was noticeable that
there was an absence of any de
cided pressure to sell, notwith
standing that primary receipts
over the Christmas holiday were
about the largest ever known, es
pecially in the southwert.
Although big arrivals of corn
here had a depressing effect at
first on prices for corn and oats,
a rally took place later as a re
sult of wheat strength.
Provisions were strengthened
by an early upturn in the hog
market and by liberal export
clearances of lard.
IE IS
SU1N ON STREET
Speculative Confidence in
Business Conditions for
New Year Appears
NEW YORK. Dec. 26. Stock
prices generally exhibited a firm
tone at the beginning of the
closing week of the year. Except
for an advance in crude oil prices
In the Wyoming field, there were
no particular outside news de
velopments to account for the
rise, the buying reflecting specu
lative confidence in business con
ditions during the fTrst part of
next year and aggresfdve pool op
erations in special shares.
Buying of Studebaker and oth
er motor shares apparently was
in anticipation of increased sales
following the winter shows which
begin in this vicinity next month.
Baldwin was bought heavily on
speculative expectation that the
yearly report will show the com
mon dividend fully earned and a
sizeable sum carried to surplus.
American sugar stocks were
strong despite announcements of
a cut in the refined product by
some of the larger companies.
Rail shares' moved in a con
flicting manner. November earn
ings statements published thus
far with the exception of Lacka
wanna compared favorably with
those of November of last year.
Call money opened at 4s per
cent but - advanced to 5 during
the noon hour and thence to 5,
where it closed. There were no
changes in time money and com
mercial paper rates, business in
each being dull.
With the London markets
closed because of the boxing holi
day, business in foreign exchang
es was quiet with no apparent
change in rates.
Fifty Women Will try to
Keep Los Angeles Dry
LOS ANGELES, Dec. - .
Fifty women will bo appointed
spocial prohibition agents to keep
Los Angeles dry on New Year's
eve, it was announced today by
Harold H. Uolley. "dry" enforce
ment director here.
"There was too much Christ
mas spirit," said Dolley. "W
did not receive cooperation prom
ised by cafe owners. So we will
see what women agents can du
New Year's eve. They will b6
sent to tho leading tafes and
hotels. They will be In evening
gowns, instructed to enter into
festivities, obtain the ' names ot
violators of dry laws, and even
make arrests at tables, if condi
tions warrant that."
DAIRY IWATOES
MINNEAPOLIS. Dec. 26. Cash.
No. 1 northern wheat. $1.2 at
$1.30; December, $1.22; May,
$1.22; July $1.18.
,6,1
A dole GarriaoB'o New rbe of
REVELATIONS OF A WIFE
CHAPTER 194
THE WISH THAT TUGGED
MADGE'S HEART
AT
Dicky looked at his watch as I
moved abruptly away from the
bridgi railin?.
"Why tha mad rush, old dear?
he queried. "We've still got a
good margin beforo Whist.lng
Sam'i schedule."
"I thought I saw a snake down
there," I replied, with a nienda
clous little shudder. "Besides. 11
waut to see that little camp over
beyond. It fascinates mc, -
10
"I'd like t look at it. too, new senators. They will be chos
Uicky assented, falling into step eB from among scientists, men ot
bsido me.
Ills manner was as Indifferent I
as if he had never heard of tho
man named Tim. I cast a fur
ttve glance at him. Was he real
ly unconscious of the man's iden
ttty. had Hugh Grantland kept io
himself ail details of Grace Drap
er's arrival and banishment, or
was my husband only pretending
ignorance? Since hi memorable
talk with me concerning ray ex
posure of Rita Brown I never hare
been quite certain how much he
does or does not know of iuy af
fairs
But. of course. Question or
comment was impossible for me
so I simply walked demurely at
his side until we reached the rus
tic camp, also of Whistling Sam's
fashioning. It was a strangely
attractive littla building, its site a
gentle eminence from which one
caught delightful glimpses of the
river, the bridge and the winding
auto road.
"It's Just one big room with a
washroom adjoining, and this ver
anda," Dicky observed, as I
climbed the steps of the broad
veranda, and exclaimed in. de
lightful admiration at the com
fortable looking rustic benches
scattered about the veranda.
Rutwhcn-I caught sight of the
Immense fireplace Inside, a won
derful fire of logs blazing In its
deep throat, I lost all interest tn
the veranda, and rushed toward
it with the childl.-ih glee I always
, feel on seeing a big fireplace.
Oh. Dicky," 1 exclaimed
"Isn't this wonderful ?"
What always makes you so
daffy about a fireplace?" Dicky
Inquired curiously. "You always
set as if you wero 7 years old.
and expected Santa Claus to come
right down the chimney. Not
that the old boy couldn't get
down this one easily, at that." he
Bald, surveying the big opening
Critically,
wingering Tim
"If you'd been brought up over
a hole in the floor with hot air
coming up from a furnace when
the furnace chose to work, you'd
be daffy about one, too," I retort
ed, hotly. "I always longed tor
a fireplace when I was a child
but I never had a chauce to live
beside one until I was grown tip."
"Well, she shall always have a
fireplace as long As her husband
ran bold a pencil and draw little
pieces for the papers, so she
shall." Dicky teased, slipping his
arm around my shoulders, but
hastily taking it away again, as a
chorus of ohs and aha sounded
from the steps. . A second later a
itroup of tourists from the other
canoes filed into tho room. Dicky
and I, with a lingering glance at
the antlered deer heads decor
ating the walls, the big fustic
table strewn with magazines and
smokers' conveniences, and the
comfortable-looking cots standing
against thn walls, walked down
the steps and toward the dining
ha.L
Dicky's nonsensical moods al
ways raise my spirits uo matter
what depressing Influence!) rh.iy
be near mc. And even the siKht
of the man named Tim. lounging
on the boat landing, with his face
turned toward the entranr ,of the
dining hall, failed to oppress me,
as had my previous glimpses of
him. After all. there was noth
ing to be feared from ihs man
himself. It was simply because
ho was an emissary of Grace Dra
per that 1 dreided seeing him or
speaking to him. And, I told
nu'sclf, I really had no warrant
for believ.'ng that he had any mes
sago for me or any desire to see
me. But 1 knew that my tor
menting cnrlosity, founded on my
dread of Grace Draper, would
make me seek an opportunity to
Tint a sinrle question to him.
Madge Makes Opportunity.
'Better hurry a bit. old dear,"
Dicky admonished. "We've less
than the five minutes allotted us
by Whistling Sam to get ready for
dinner. And our friends at the
camp are hurrying behind us. I
understand it's a point ot honor at
these dinners not to delay the
servico by a second. Whistling
Sam's a temperamental cook."
I hurried accordingly. Wash
ing my hands and arranging my
hair and hat in a rustic wash
room where two or three other
women were hastily primping. I
joined Dicky and sat down with
him at precisely the moment and
ia the place Whistling Sam indi
cated. ,
"111 tell tho world he's got a
right to be temperamental,"
Dicky said, as we finished one of
the most delicious meals I have
ever tasted ia ray ; lu- - A" '
now. ta for an interview witii
him. How about it? Want to t
go along and listen t my spiel.
I grasped at the opportunity
for finding the man named Tiai.
"I dont think I do." I said.
"I'd much ralher 6 and ait tm
that lovely lifti veranda up
there. Put you . can't see him
now. H)'il be too busy. Suppose
yoa come oul with nt3 for a stroll
mxxi a siaolte. and then go to see)
him? " : " v.:. i :
"Sometimes ou really have an
idea." said Dicky, a we lert ine ,
dining room.
(To bo Continued.)
24 New Senators to Be
Appointed by Mussolini
ROME, Dec. 2. (By the As-
aociated Pre.) Premier Musso-
llnl has decided to appoint H
letters, artists and politicians.
They will include representatives
from the new provinces who hav
contributed to the work ot nav
tional ' reconstruction. .
Signor Murs-olinl has not yet
fixed a date for the reassembling
ot parliament.
TWO
AUCTIONS
STIFF'S
Auction House
Saturday
1:30 p. tn.
Complete Outfits .
Of home f urnishinjrs will
be sold at auction. Every
thing wiM go to the high
est bidder.
Beds to furnish several
comfortable homes.
Mattresses and Springs.
Dining Tables v i
Piano Lamps v
Ranges -
I.ibrarv Tables 5 "
Ftrtnd Tables
A Jarre assortment " of.,
, rockers, .desks., tools,
' kitchen utensils, chairs
ruPTt, hictnrev dishes,
-; and everything to com
pletely furnish a home.
10:30 a. m. and
1:30 p m. Saturday
Cor. Court and Liberty
Streets
F. N. Woodry
The Auctioneer
SALEM MARKETS
, 4 -
, SALEM MARKETS 1 . '-
Prieee quoted are wboteaale and as '
prices r-ceived by farmers. No rets)
price are given eveept as aetad.
lso. I wseel 91.IO
No 8 wheat 8l.e. . ': -
No. 8 Rod wb,ot. sacked, f 1.07.
Cheet hay, 330
Oat bay $209 22.
Clover hay, baled, 2123. '
BOOB. BUTTER AND BUTTXEFAT
Eggs, retsil. 40ft 42c
Creamery butter AiMSSe, ,
Buterfat. delivered. 62c-
Milk, 8248 rwt. '
POULTRY ' ' N
Old rooetar 8a. . . " ' ""
Brwilerc IS. ' ',!
Hens, light 18. ,
Hens, heavy, lac. - -.
FORK, MUTTON AND BEEP '
Hogs, top, frlc . . -4 -Live
Hogs. e. ...
Dressed hogs. 12641214.
Top veal, dressed. 1212,4.
Top steers, lift 13. V '.-
Cuwt, 8&re.
- . "i FRUITS ... . ... .
Bansaaa tie. . ,
Iemons t lOtn lO.fiO. '
Navel oranges. l,1.iO3 1,7$. , 1
California grapefruit. 34.75(2 5.00. H
Flor.ds grapefruit. 74aa. '
Empire grape Ifte It, - t
Cranberries (2 boa. ' .'?
Dates. 81.7 V ; ;
Jap orange 82 bnndle.
nuts 'r'-yi;sZ'
Walnuts ne lb. 1
Piihorte Oa 18.
Almonds 2Se.
BrssU Ito Ih. - - t,
TEOFTABZXS J
Cauliflower 2.75. .
l.ettue. lmH-ri.l eVIIey. $i.2i. '
Head lllu.-e, 94.23.
I Portland Buying Prleea
, ; -4
BOOS. POULTRY AMD MEATS.
BI'TTKRFAT FIRM ( 5
No 1 churning cresm. S2Wf,3e f. o. b.
Portland; undergradee. fifHlc. ,
rxmi steady
Current receipts 35XSc; while hen
nerie. J 0 6, 41c dHveTed. i
LIVE POULTRY NOMINAL j
(Lea coumissioo) Heavy bena. 22 '
lb-: do licht, lie; springs, 11 Oil; old.
, rooate-a. lOe; ducks, whit Pekin. yoong.V
la&fjnr.; Sr ssel ducks. 232 c; tor
keys. No. 1 dressed. ,t5tf3oc,; No. 2. 83
t35c; d live. geese, l&ulecit;
da dresaed. 24v34c.
DRiJiSED MEATS NOMINAL ;,
tls commission) Choice light hogs,
12 ; 12Vi : ondergrad-, . 10 fa. 12c; to?
gr.dcs veal, 12 4a ijj 3e undergrsdes. IU
lie.
HAY STEADY SCARCE T
fDdlver'd Portland) Valley tim-'Ky '
321 ton; Kaatern Oregon timothy. 824;.
alfalfa. 821 ton: clover, f2l ton; atraw. '
3 ton; grain hay. 823 ton. -
GRAIN QUI ET f
BM price (track Portland in car lots!
Wheat option 31. IS 1.34: Baart or
1lueteia SI. 18 1.49; a. 8?3Vf ,?
Eastern yellow corn, f 32.75 1 34 IW; bar
37.30; KsNtera yellow corn .12.75W 34; "
barley $Ut; millrnn S.Ifti3ta0. i
FRUIT , , J- P
FRUIT STEADY
Apples. iVici3 ,1.50 (according to esr-"
icty and pack!: pre S7Sc bos.
VEGETABLES -
VEGETABLES STEADY '1
, Orrgoor potatoea. &UQ60e rwt; Oregon"
cabbage, nominal-r parsnrps. 91. on aa-k
eomrta. tt aach; onion. 81,78(3 cwt.:
cauliftowrr, tt-504f 1.7S dosen.
.. i. ..... . WOOL ' 7 v, U
' ' WOOle BfW . -. -Half
blood, snd fine, 3irt40e; three
elghtho Wood. 8-3.'; en.srt-y blend. SO
G 32c; lew quarter end braid, 2it37s: ,
matted a r rotted wool. '2323e.
J NOTE -Eastern Oregon, WaaeblngtHI
aod Idaho ranch clioa bring 3 to 8 oentS '
tesa than valley1 wnel.t
HOPS WUIET i
tiopft 1221 crop, nominal; new ercs.
ffltfBs lb. ,-