THE OREGON STATESMAN, SALEM, OREGON
SATURDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 30. 1922
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
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6.
Three ineeruoae
On week sl insertions)
ut moutu
..20
-15
12
-.25
gis month' contract, jpor me.
12 ssontns contra, nor ma.
Minimum for any aassslisement
- " NORWICH UNION
.FIRE INSURANCE SOCIETY
i - W. H. Bur chard t, Jr.
Resident Agent 871 State St.
MONEY TO LOAN
On Real Estate
'"': T. K. FORD
i (Over Ladd At Bosh Bank)
fir -NEVr fODAY7 - ""'
TOR RENT NEW GARAGE; PHONE
80 F2. or 1027 R. i
FOB . BUtl GRAIN AND VETCH
i hay. By J. A. Pooler. S saUe nl of
. city.
TALK HAND LAI DRY, 180-194 8.
,l!tk Dl. o operating .faader new
- ButnuM. We -make a specialty of
, ; badd work on wool and silk fabrics.
Ala family waehing, rough, dry or
t wet. (.'tannine and iressln. rhone J.
l AND a-BOOM APARTMENT. FUR-
aiahad or aafarniahed, 85.00 up. 14
. ., S. 13th. Phono 8.
0 BY 84 TIKE AND RIM LOST OS,
t . a Commercial hill. Finder pleaao r-
. ' i tarn to Great Weatera . Garage. Ke-
ward.
ifOH RENT NICE FURNISHED BUN
tt e-alnw on paved street. Sea Mr. Stiff
at II. L .Stiff Fnmitor Co.
aM.af STRONG TIRES BUILT AS YOU
S- always wanted them. ' Tompkins t
j Heine, 21 K. Commercial.
-TOR 8ALE KNITTING MACHINE IS
perfect working order. Call at Oteaon
l Aat. Exchange.
rviMOSS ft SPRAGUE CARS WASH
lw' ed and' polUhed. Olesou's Auto Lx
f change, 173 S. Liberty.
' flKE TIRES IN THE WINDOW' SPE
IV, eiat lajOO.' Lloyd E, Ramsdeu. 38
Court.
air
ESPRIT D' AMOUR
i Hvrienie
foilet
Requisites, - at . the
Flower in the Bottis
Pertain Shop,
115 N. Liberty.
, 1ROOM COTTAGE FINE CONDITION;
east -j front;.- lot. 60x130: basement,
. bath ; North Cottar near E. Bargaia
, at 33750; termi, Harris, 624 N. Cpl
, toL 19.2-J. . "
' AUTO OWNERS LOOK! TIME TO
,. hats that car renslnted. Come in and
look over oor work. On account of the
i ; eaeeess of our Ford Special iob. it will
h be continued, , Reliance Auto Painting
- Col 319 -States, cor. Front St., second
V- floor. Phone 937.
1 SEE U8 FOR. ANYTHING IN THE IN-
J tarsnco line. Wo writ all lines. Our
' motto ia low eoat with sound Drotee-
, .. two., Btandley Foley, agents. Bush
. Bsnk Bldg.
i FOR RENT HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS.
; Hot and cold water, heat and gas, oa
' j, ear lino. , can i4ua-At.
i BARGAIN GOOD LOT NEAR THE
j, Richmond school. Prieo 9325, 925
I l cash, balance to suit.
1 : ; Krueger
- Second floor. Oreiren Bldg. Phono SI 7.
NIFTY NEW FIVE-ROOM BUNGAIOW
oa psved street. Corner lot. Prieo
. 94000. 'Terms. - ;
- v . -Krueger v,:
' ' OTegoa; Bldg. -, ;
r van a At. 'OH ' EXCHANGE TWO
.! mtTes Jw-Woedhuria,' leeai hwaio--aad-'
barn; land all in. berries and. fruitr
' Can ue fSOO worth ia stock. 380O
cash: 81 70O in about three years, at
' 8. 3. C. WagMnaa, Woodbura, Oro.
Mrt nisri AT LIBERTY HALL. 8AT-
i orday.Dcmber 30thi - iJassy Jsmea
; ;Orebitstra: ad Pre Lunch.
FOn SALE 34 LAYING-WHITE LEO-
hora pullets. A. A. Bonney. Eaat "D"
5 St. t Phono 80-F11. .4 , ' -
LOHTt WM8T WATCH WFTH DARK
; - wr.i ribbon, between Bank of Onn-
t mefco arid Gray Bllv Reward, Phone
' MILLINER' "RECOMMENDED - BY
,1.' threa Salem . firms. Hat to order or
v ; 1 remodeled.: ; 803 ' Mssonto Temple.
: WANTED BOARD -AND ROOM IN
i rjdvata famllv.. bv working . girL , Ad-
dress "E-32,' ' Statesman. .
. "WANTED BY RESPONSIBLE PARTY,
4 ' far- or- - five-room furnished - house.
! Phon 1060-J.
EMPLOYr.itNT
rxnAUS
WOMAN OF . GOOD EDUCATION AND
v plaaalnji - personality for - permanent
' -lik mrmm nrrMlfA t lull. AMI'
1 ' i. PMiMtlm ' aaanred
Ity
Oive phon number. Address
rB. . ----- ,,
a-iv,
V Btatesmaa. ..:--"'. : -
WANTED SEVERAL WELL KDU.
. tT.atxi woman . aeeded for teaching and
V t managing peftitiona with the National
i i School of Shorthand ia - Washington
V I .a iwim ritie. The system need ia
i ir.am iahArmhand smaranteed in 30
i. ,k. .kartkuul avatem of this
e commercial age. Natiooal School of
- Uu.MkuJ via Orena Bide. Salem,
nroMs; 508 Artisans Bide. Portland,
if i Oregon. . 1
MULLS AND FEMALB
-
WIDE-AWAKE
. WIS NEED. A SEVERAL
1 , t .1 . n . iM.)irt for ram
i Wnrk. . alona . education
r J i t it.M. Guaranteed salary. Seleo-
tion to be mad now. Give phon'num
' Xtmt. Address. K-21.'?, Statesman.
r vmm MEN " AND WOMEN TO
v take farm paper subscriptions. A good
' njtan to the riht BOOpI.
i- dreas th Paciff Homestead. Bta teaman
V Bldg, Salem, Or.
PERSONAL:
i" iTirni ir9 .. WTAHtNO t TO MARRY.
- Hooklaa. frao. Address . Horn Clab,
Fii L-Box 23 Grand Rspids. Mkh.
-- ' ' tamm
i.GET HAURIED-BE8TVATRIMONIAL
. . . tiitwf .siuiuvn. .
Correspondent, Toledo. ObUt.
FOR .SALE
; x attBPS. PET AKP FLOWERS t
t THIS YEAR GIV LIVING PRESENTS.
- r . rati aaa .w.
yx: - TARMPAFEB
9. . wtt want TO GET THB BEST
h naner. send 15 to th Pseific
HocaMtead, Salem, Oregon, for three
amaatha' trial aabssrisitoa. sseauoa
this ad. .
LIVESTOCK
12 GQAT3 TOR SALE. PHONE 494.
IOB SALE OR TRADE FOB COW.
. work team. 1906 N. 5th.
I'
FOR SALE 60 HEAD OF CHOICE
.t.An n-a la lamb soon. Ad-
drea P. E. Tbomaaon. Turner. Phon
i"1 0, Turner. '. ;v.
;U8KD CHICKERINO ORAND, JN GOOD
- ahan. Will sir seme term. U L.
j ' Stiff Furnitur Co.
FOR SALE GOOD USED MAHOGANY
plan left as to tell. Prieo 9200,
-.terms... H. L. SUft. f uraitnr Co- Ata-
FOR SALE
POULTRY
POULTRY KEEPERS HI GRADE
baby chicks for less at Needkame, 55 o
State St. Order early.
POCLTRYMEV SEND EIGHT TWO
cent a tamp for special three months'
trial for the Wit and oldeat Journal in
the west. The articles and advertise
ment are of special Interest Vo the
poultry .breeders of the Northwest.
Northwest Poultry Journal, 211 Oom
atereial street, 8-ilem. Oregon.
WOOD
18INCH OLD
Phono 77-F2.
FIR FOB SALE.
BEST GRADE MILL WOOD 4 FOOT
, and la-inch. Prompt delivery. Reason
bis price. Fred B. Wells. 305 8
Church. Phone 1542.
WOOD FXJB SALE LARGE SECOND
growth and 10" old fir. Call 14C7.
MISCELLANEOUS
FULLER BRUSHES LOCAL REPRE
tentative. Grimes, 1937-J
1923 CALENDARS FREE.
Smith, insurance ag.-ney.
HOMER H.
APPLES 75a PER BOX 3 FOR 32.00
5 for 33.00. Delivered. Spitxenoerg.
Roma Bauty. Vandernool. Potatoes
75o per 100 lb. Ward K. Richardson.
2395 N. Front. Phone 494.
8UMMEB I UGGAOE REDUCED WALL
paper remnants, plaeter, wallboard
Velvet stair carpet, $1.35. Endurance
Mgh grade boose paint. Kalsomine, 10c
pound. Cotton- mattresses. 38.50.
Steel springs 35.00. Max O. Bursa.
179 N. Oommereial St.
FOR SALE OLD NEWSPAPERS. 10
seat n bundle. Circulation department.
Oregon Statesman.
Beautiful Oregon Rose
and eleven other Oregon songs, together
wftn a line collection of patriotic songs.
acred songs and many old-time favor
ite. ALL FOB 25
(Special prices in quantity lots)
Especially adaptable for school, commun
ity or homo singing. Send for
Western Songster
78 pages, now in its third odltioa.
Published by
OREGON TEACHERS MONTHLY
31 f A Commercial fU. RaUre. Ore.
FOR RENT
APARTMENTS
FURNISHED APARTMENT FOB RENT.
891 North Commercial.
FOR RENT 5-ROOM APARTMENT.
with sleeping porch, water, lights and
telephone free. Call 2022 J.
., FLATS
FOR RENT FIVE ROOM FURNISHED
fist. Modern except furnace. Close
in. - References required. Address
I -2 4, csre Statesasa.
FOR RENT FURNISHED FLAT AT
CftdVa Ferry street. 950 a monta.
Phon 23, or apply at Statesman busl
aesa office.
BOOMS
FOR 1 RENT THREE NICELY TOR-
ndahed rooms. Electric to cook on.
Wood, light and water furnished.
8. Commercial. Adults only.
1207
HOUSES
HOUSE
AND f APARTMENT
Phone 205C-J.
FOR
adults.
FOB RENT 5 ROOM HOUSE. AT 1052
Saginaw street. zu a mourn, appu
at Statesman business office, or phone
33v
-a
FOR RENT 4-ROOM HOUSE, -RANGE
gas plate, linoleum on aitcnea ana
bath, ehed4vUvos Ajiiiu
' Aale?-. laonh-a of Mrs. H. PStith. 333
BUto 8t.? or ' pbnr W5f drrtnr ti
boss houra.-' . .... ., .
WANTED
MISCBLLAKEOUfl
WANTED FUNITpRE.. T00L8, ETC..
Pho 611. I ? ;
WANTED TO RUT HOUSEHOLD FUR
niture. v tools. J miscellaneous "r81-
Phxnr 144
tuV !, .', .
WSNTKD fBQOO 138. OF GOOD
.1.. ,i bar. . Call on - Andrew
Weinman. 201 N. Coiainercial, Salem.
Oregon. I W
-e
w 1 vrrnri'TtVITnilE. TOOLS. MA
chinerr. stocks ete,k Will buy for cash
wr -sell on commission. . Phone
' Woodry. ths uctioneef
511
WANTED EVERYTHING IN HARD-
wara and foraiture. pncea jwiu
THB CAPITAL HARDWARE .
ft FURNITURE CO.
385 . Commercial St. Ph.ne 847
BUSINESS CARDS
i AUCTIONEER
irwinvtrtt OF FARM AND PKR-
mwv. v - .
....1 MMMvte.. u. aaiiariee. lov s.
Comnrereial St, room 81. over People's
Cash Store. Residence phono iziw,
Office phone 430. . ..
AUCTIONEER F. N. WOODRY, TKE
H.Mtni-k-. furniture, real estate auc
tioneer. Phono 511 for tela dates.
Ren. 1610 N. Summer.
COL. J. B. GABLE AUVt'iwaaan.
farm and city seies. iov a.
Phone 1448.
ACETYLS KB WELDING
IRON STEEL, BRASS. ALUMINUM
Brine th piaoea, uxo-uaa onuas v.
837 Court.
ACCOUNTANTS AND AUDITORS
CTTTftrt R. ROBERTSON CO. Mass
Aeeonatantsi Auditors. Income Tax Ser
Tiee. Portland, Or., and Minneapolis,
Min. Address: 1517 Yeoa Bldg
Portland. Or.
Auto Directory
AUTOMOBILES
THE GOOD MAaWELu oinwmva
Motor Co, 871 Court.
BATTEBY AXS ELECTRICIAK
AUTO ELECTRICIAN; EXPERT TBOU
tie shooting. 31B . niga. rnon aw
H-'D. BARTON EXIDE BAIltnitn,
T . . .W ' HI N
Oommereial.
PHKRTO-L1TE BATTERY SERVICE
Station. Expers oawry an -,..k.
rarria Broa. Pboaa 1803. 41
Court.
STORAGE
STORAGE, 83.30 MONTHLY. Di.AU
storsce 93.00 monthly, rerry ot. usr-
sge. 544 Ferry.
TIKES AND ACCESSORIES
STORAGE GAS OIL. GUARANTEED
mo.Mii,. Universal uarare. now
Capitol. '
U8ED PARTS 1-8 to 1-2 OFF. MIKE S
Anut wreekinr. Mouse. i
Commercial. Phono 523. -
orifl r.BVlSK '.F.MITE SERVICE
- .. .,.!.
for all msV"- Tompkins m ueme,
N. Commercial.
BICYCLES AND EEPAIBINO
LLOYD E. RAMSDEN DAYTON Uicx
cle and repairing. 887 court.
; HARRY W.
. . .SCOTT
Th Cycl Van
447' S. Commercial
I i t i I ' i. i
Auto Directory
USED AUT0I
OLKSON'S AUTO EXCHANGE UHED
ears, bought, sold or sold on commis
sion. Daily or monthly storage.
RADIATOR PENDER REPAIRS
RADIATORS FENDERS, BODIES,
made or repaired. J. C Bair, 349
Ferry.
REPAIR SHOP
WANTED A FEW MORE CARS TO
paint or repair. Painting and repair
ing both done by men who are experts
in tbeir line. Alao a few good buye in
used ears. Miner's Garage. 803 N.
Liberty.
W. ft B. ACTO REPAIR SHOP WE
also do all kinds of repairing. Saw
filed, scissors, knives and lawnmowers
fro and. Soldering work done. Ola
stoves made new. Autos stored by
dsy or month. We will sell or trsde
your used ear for you. Bring it ia to
as. All work t uan.nted. 175 N.
Commercial. In rear of Neimeyet
Drug Store. Phone 167.
BUSINESS CARDS
CARPET AND RUO WEAVTNO
CARPET AND RUG WEAVING
Phone before 9 a. m. 84 F21.
CANDT SHOPS "
ACME CHOCOLATE SHOP "JUST
Candy." Strictly homemade. 121 8.
Oommereial.
CARPET AND FLU IT BUGS
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC WE NOW
weave fluff rugs made oat ef old car
pets, any length or width you desire.
We also re-fit, re-sew and sue carpets.
Feather renovating and mattress steam
ing sod re-making. eVilem Csrpet
Cleaning sad Fluff Rug Works. Phone
1154
EDUCATIOXAI
INVESTIGATE! NEW SYSTEM OF
shorthand; no strokes. We guarantee
to teach you ia 30 days. National
School of Shorthand. 212 Oregon Bldg.
ELECTRICIANS
SAI.EM ELECTRIC CO MASONIC
Building. Phone 1200.
ELECTRI0 FIXTURE AND SUPPLY
Co. Phono 1934. 222 N. Ubirty.
HALIK'S ELECTRIC 8HOP ELEC-
triral machine repairing, contracting.
337 Court. Phjn S8
ARCHIE FLEENER, ELECTRICIAN
House wiring by hour or contract.
Estimates furnished. Phone 980, 414
Court St
CHIMNEY SWEEPS -
CHIMNEY SWEEPING FURNACE
cleaning. F. Councilman. Phone 839..
CHINESE PHYSICIAN
DR. H. L. HUM CURES ANY KNOWN
disease. 15.1 High St.; phone 283
CLEANERS AND DYERS
SPICK 'N' SPAN CLEANERS AND
dyer. 544 But
DRUG STORES
BREWEB DRUG
CO.
405 COURT
Phon 184
WM. NEIMEYER "JUST DRUGS."
178 N. Commercial, phone 187.
FINANCIAL
WANT A 93500 LOAN ON
99000
ranch. Socolofsky, 341 8tat.
1 1
LOANS ON THE EASY PAYMENT
plan, can repay at aay time without
extra charge. 417 Oregon Bldg.
8700 TO 91200 TO LOAN ON REAL
estate.
Ladd A 1 Buia Bldg.
20-YEAR FARM' LOANS ON RURAL
credit plan, pro-payment provisions al
lowed. Wo will f iaaaco you for a lose
rat- of interest than' any firm oa th
coast - -
Privat money to loaa.oa either city
r eoantry property.
R. W. Marsters
- 411 Oregon Building.
MARION-POLK COUNTY FARM LOAN
ataoetatMB has atonay to loan at 64
W. D Smith, secretary-treasurer. 803
Salem Bank of Commerce.
;u
FARM LOANS
... .89 YEARS
I 8 PEB CENT
NO COMMISSION
A, C. Bohrnstedt
. 407 Masonic Temple, Salem. Or.
FURNACES
SEAGROVB FOB
FURNACES 198 8
12th street.
FLORISTS
CUT FLOWERS AND FLORAL PIECES
Delivery O. F. Breithsupt. florist
128 North Liberty street. Phon 880
rURHITURB STORES
GIESE FURNITURE CO. QUALITY
furnitur for lest money. 378 Court
Phone 464.
PEOPLE'S FURNITURE STORE NEW
and second hand furniture. 371 N
Commercial.
Ladies' Wearing Apparel
DRESSMAKING
SPENCER CORSETS TO ORDER
Dressmaking. Carrie Fisher. McCor
aack Bldg.
HEMSTITCHING
SALEM ELITE HEMSTITCHING
' pleating, burtons,- stnmprng and needle
work. 320 Oregon Bldg. Phone 379
MRS. C. E. MILLER HEMSTITCHING
stamping buttons. Room 10, over Mil
lor s store. Phone 117.
HOTELS
CAPITAL HOTEL CORNER, STATE
and Commercial. Phon 630
ARLINGTON HOTEL CLEAN. COSY
60 up. 463 Stat.
LADIES' TAILORING
W. J. MAYER. HIGH CLASS LADIES
tailoring; long coats, raits and dresses
Room 7. MeCormaek Bldg. Phon 6V
LAUNDRIES
SALEM LAUNDRY COMPANY. 319 8
, Liberty street. Phon 25. Oldtst
' largest best, Established 1889.
CAPITAL CITY STEAM LAUNDRY
Quality work, prompt service. 1264
Broadway. Phone 165
YALE HAND LAUNDRY. 186-194 S
12th MS- now operating under new
management. We make a sperialty o'
band work on wool and silk fabrics
Also family wsshing, rough dry or wet
Phone 8.
TRANSFER HAULINO
CAPITAL CITY TRANSFER CO. 226
Stat St. Phone 933. Distributing,
forwarding and storage onr specialty
..jet our rates
WR MOVE. STORE AND 8HIP HOU8E
hold goods. Our apeetnlty is pisno
and furniture moving. We alo make
' 'country trips. W handle ths best
coal and wood. Call oa us for price
Wa eire rood measure, rood anility
1" and good service; - Larmsr Transfer
BUSINESS CARDS
TRANSPORTATION
-PARKER'S STAGE IJNES
3 W. Parker, General Manager
Central Stage Terminal Salem, Oregon
SALEM SILVfcKTON DIVISION
Leaves Salem, Central felaga Terminal:
7 a. m 11 a- m.. 5 p. m
Leaves Silverton, ews Stand:
i a. m., 1 p. n 8 p. m.
Salem-Iudependence-Monmouth Dv'tion :
Leaves Salem Central Stage Terminal:
7 a. m., t i. m. , 11 i. n., 1 p. nv
3 n. m.
Leaves Monmouth. Monmouth Hotel:
0:15 a. ni- 1 p. -. 6:15 p. m.
Leaves Independence, Beaver Hotel.
8;3u a. id, 10 a ni- 1:15 p. m. 4 p. m.
:39.
We make connections at Salem to sll
parts of the volley. Extra trips b
appointment.
J. W. PARKER, General Manager.
SECOND HAND GOODS
SALEM BARGAIN HOUSE BUYS AND
sells set-oad'hand furniture. Toola ai4
junk. 320 N. CommTcial. Phone 492
WANTED EVERYTHING IN CLOTH
tng and shoes. Best price fAid. Cap
ital Exchange. 342 N. Cotuiueroutl.
Phone 1368-W.
SCAVENGERS
SALEM SCAVENGERS GARBAGE
refaae of all kinda removed. . Cesspool,
cleaned. Phone 167 or 1595 W.
8003 SCAVENGER 8ERVICE ( SCO-
..uv ia n mi Meavanear i tiaroaaa ao
ndu at all kind removed by the
month. Reasonable rales. Phones
Office 529. reaidenc 205a.
STOVES AND 8T0VE REPAIRING
8TOVFS REBUILT AND REPAIRED
40 years' experience. Depot National
fence, sixes 2d to 23 inches bigli.
Paints, oils and varnishes, etc.. logan
l,.rrr and hin hooks. Salem fence and
Stove Work. 230 Court street. Phone
124.
MESICAJ
MOUNTAIN BALM COUGH REMEDY
Phon 517 W.
KEN'S STORE
ED. CHASTAIN CLOTHING CO. SUITS
and overcoats. Use my stairs: it pays
805 State St.
MACHINE SHOP
THE CROSS AUTOMATIC ELECTRIC
Steam boilers, vulcanixer and luoe
plates. Perry C. Campbell. 317
Liberty.
N.
II. AND M. CO. SPECIALTY GRIND-
ers and welders. Automotive service.
410 Ferry. Phone 804.
MUSICAL
SALEM CONSERVATORY OP MU810
All branches taught, diplomas granteu.
John R. Sites, director. 1237 Court.
Phone 626
RAG AND JAZZ PIANO PLAYING
12 lessons guaranteed. Waterman
System. F. B. Clark, mgr., McCornack
Bldg.
MACHINIST
WECHTEB a SMITH MACHINISTS,
engineers, welders, Heald cylinder
grinding service,
ry.
Phone 502 345 Fer-
MUSI0 STORES
GEO. C. WILL PIANOS. PHONO-
graphs, sewing machines, sheet music,
and piano studies. Repairing phono
graphs and sewing machines. 432
Stat. Salem.
PIANO TUNERS'
EDWARD WELP EXPERIENCED
piano tuner. Leav orders Will
Moait Btor
JACK CLEMENT SALEM' 8 OLD
piano tuner, is back. Call, writ on
phone 1774, the Bong Shop, opposite
th Court Hons. ..
NOODLE PARLORS
WA HONG NOODLK
HOUSE, 439
Kerry.
BIN SIN NOODLE HOUSE CHOP
aaav. 40e: ouffed rice. 20c: noodl
ill
SOe: fried noodles. 60s. 189 8. Li
rty.
NURSERIES
COMPLETE LINE TREES 8 MALI
fruits, ornamentals. Capital City Nur
serjr Co., 426 Oregon Bldg. Phon 75.
PAP ERH ANQING V3D PAINTING
PHONE GLENN ADAMS FOR HOUSE
decorating, paper hanging, tinting, etc
Reliable workman.
PRINTING
ROWLAND PRINTING CO. JOB
printing. Masonic Temple.
PLUMBING
PLUMBING REPAIRING AND COH
work. Phone 1397-J. Shop, 12
Union street. A. L. Godfrey.
PIANOS
TRADE YOUR OLD PIANO FOR A
new Victor or Brunswick. H. L. Still
Furniture Co.. Mnsie Dept.
8HERMAN. CT VY CO.. PIANOS
Btenwaye. Duo-Art and others. Moore' r
Music Hooee, 415 Court street and
Masonic Temple.
RESTAURANTS
HUB RESTAURANT MOST REASON
able pncea. Johnson Barry. 159 S
High. .
VARIETY STORES
SALEM VARIETY STORE CHINA
ware, glassware, toys, notions, aad mil
linery.
T
WATER
8ALEM WATER. LIGHT a POWER CO
Offic. 801 South Commercial St. Ten
per cent discount on domestic flat
ratee Da id in advance. No deduction
for absence or any cause unless water
is shut off your premises.
WOOD SAWS
WOOD SAWING PHONE 1131.
country. Ed. Sproed.
CITY
LODGE DIRtCTORY
UNITED SPANISH WAR VETERANS
Camp 5, Armory. First, third Mondays
PROFESSIONAL
CHIROPODISTS
OR. 8. F. BCOTT. GRADUATE NA
tional University Sciences, Chicago
Masonic Tempi. Phon 640.
CHIROPRACTORS
OB. 8. R, SMITH. CHIROPRACTOR.
833 Oregon Bldg. Phone 664.
DR. LENA A. BOONE, CHIROPRACTOR
475 B. Commercial. Hoars 10 to 18
1 to 8. Phon 1415.
DRS. SCOTT a 8COFIELD. P. 8. 0.
Chiropractors. 414-19 U. S. Bank Bldg
Phone 87; r-a. bzb-ic
OPTICIANS
MORRIS OPTICAL CO. SUITE 30L
' Oregon Building.
GLASSES FITTED BY THE BOW OP
tical Co., 935 Stat street, opposiU
Ladd a Bush Bank. "Us Quality
PfM shar-ona.
DBUGLE88 PHYSICIAN 9
MAGNETIC HEALING DR. A. L
F rants. Acute and chronic Cisea.
Phono T80. 35-28 Brcymaa Block.
NATUBOPATHIO PHYSICIANS -
DR. A. SLAUGHTEB ACUTE ANt
rhroai diseases. 419 Or go Bldg'
BUSINESS CARDS
OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS
DR9. WHITE AND
U. S. Bank Bldg.
MARSHALL 208
DR. FOSTER
Phones 750,
4i4
2024 J
OKKtrGN BLDU.
DR. W. L. MERCKK OSJTEOPATHJC
physician and surgeon. KirVsville
graduate, 4U4 405 L. 8. National Bank
B.dg. Phone, office 919; res. til 4.
DR. JOHN L. LYNCH OSTEOPATHIC
Phjrs-.riau and Surgeon. 403 40 Ore
gon Bldg. Phones, office 1394; res.
Se-FS.
BROKEN ARCHES AND OTHER DE
foraitiea of the feet corrected without
loss of time from your - occupation.
Drs. Whit ft Marshall. U. S. Bank
Bldg.
REAL ESTATE
3125 WILL BUY GOOD LOT
block street ear ia north Salem.
ONE
325
easii and t' a month.
M. J. Hunt
Ladd a Bush Bldg.
STRICTLY MODERN HOUSE BE
tweea Court and Slate streets in East
Salem. This has everything you want
and is a bargain at 950UO. Good terms
can ba arranged.
Winnie Pettyjohn
3314 Stat at.
TO TRAITE 320 ACRES IN CANADA
1 all ia cultivation, f. need and cro
fenced, rood buildings, 2 wells sal
spring; sll machinery, feed and seed
tb bead of stock. Price for all.
81 2.0OO. Will take small farm or city
property.
A bargain in a 7 -room modern hclse,
paved street and csr line. Will taks
a good car not over 910O0.
We have a rasb buyer for a new house
oa-North 5th Street.
i bouses for rent.
Thomason
331 Ifr State Street.
FOR SALE OR TRADE
A real paving apartment house, 16
rooms, 6 apartments furnished. In
come 9135 per month. Splendid loca
uu. ul seil at sacrifice tor a quirk
desL Price 97000, terms. B-autiful
iot en paved street, 8550 terms. Mod
ern house, 6 rooms, 83250. Fine 70
acre farm, 97500; and 20-acre farm,
improved, jU0 down. Price 92500.
Furniafaed 5 room bungalow for rent,
close in. For real, real estate bar
gains see Chillis & Beentel, 540 Stale
street.
Best Buys
11 ROOM MODERN APARTMENT
house 33000, 920OO cash, balance
monthly at 7,
60x100 ft. lot on pavement. 9650.
7.31 screa, running water, V acre tim
ber, best of fishing, 2 logans, 1 acre
strawberries, 3 miles from Salem,
910O0, 9-10O cash, balance at 79.
30 acres, all in cultivation, 6-room
bouse, barn, 1 mile from creamery, all
fenced, on rock road, 4 miles troni
Salem. Price t.'lOOO, 91300 rash, bal
ance monthly at 7.
Socolofsky
34 State Si.
Trading Specialty
Portland income and residence property
ia exchange for farms, orchards and
land in the Valley. Come and see as,
we may do you a service.
The Fleming Realty Co.
841 State St.
FOR SALE ROOMING HOUSE, 12
rooms, good proposition, cheap rent.
Comptoa Heal Estate. 469 Stat St.
ANDERSON A RUPERT
(Successors to Laflar a Lafbr)
INSURANCE
REAL ESTATE
BONDS, LOANS
406-7 Oregon Bldg.
Good Buys
Business opportunity on State St., with
20 foot front.
Close-in business property, 82x165,
with two dwellings. Price 812.000.
5 room plastered cottage, lights, water
and toilet. Price 91700; 8000 down,
balance 820 pei month, interest 6.
6-room modern home, best location in
8alem, near State House, large lot.
Price 816,000; 95000 cash, balance
time.
New five-room bungalow, with cement
basement near State St. car. Price
94000. 92500 down.
9-room modern home south Salem, on
paved street, near car line. Price
85250; 91000 down, balance 925 per
month.
Real Estate k Fire Insurance.
W. H, Grabenhorst & Co,
275 Stat St., . S. Bank Bldg.
Wood's Bargains
New bungalow 91800, easy terms. Good
house, five blocks out, lot 82x165. or
paved street, 85000, easy terms. Wan
a house as payment on a 40-aere fara
oa paved highway. Want a Buick o
Dodge car as payment on a close ia
home. Want a horn as payment or
choice five-acre tract. Small honse fo
re nt, 88.00. F. L. Wood. 341 State St
Worth While
A nice 6-room bouse' in good condition,
well located. Price only 31700, 9300
cash, balance easy payments. See ns
for bargaina in houses. Let ns write
your insurance.
Mills & Copley
331 V, State St.
I HAVE MANY BEAUTIFUL HOMES
for sale for you to choose from.
Gertrude J. M, Page
492 N. 'Oottaga, St.
We Trade
"What yon don't want for what you do
want." Do you want 4 lots in Port
land, well located, plenty of fruit.
Prieo 91600, mortgage 3500, for Salem
lots. 4 room bungalow Hubbard,
worth 91000, clear of debt, for Salem
lot or lots. General store, small town,
doing fin business, including store
building and 7 room . modtm borne.
815,001), for small ranch near some
good town in the Valley. Large list of
fine alfalfa and fruit ranches irrirated.
at Krnnewick, Hermiston and Boise,
Idaho, for Salem and Valley farms.
Many Eastern Oregon and Washington
stock snd grain farms for Valley farms
Middle West farms, Nebraska. Kan..
Colo.. Wis., Minn., Dak.. Mont., and
-Wyoming.-for - vsrious kinds of farms
in the West. We have hundreds of
listing to exchange. See us for anj
kind of trades.
A. W. Estes Realty Co.
41 Oret-on Bnildint
BUTTER PRICES
PORTLAND, Ore., Dec. 29.
Butter: prints, extras, 51c; cubes,
extras, 4 8c; prime firsts. 47; but
terfat, Portland delivery: No. 1
sour cream, 53c.
Potatoes; buying price,, locals,
50c; selling price 60 Q 90c.
MINNEAPOLIS WHEAT
MINNEAPOLIS. Dec. 29.
Wheat: Cash No. 1 northern
1.19 7-8 1.28 7-8c; December
1.19
1.1C
1-2; May 1.20 7-8; July
7-8.
) PUBLIC NOTICES
NOTICE
Notice Is hereby given that I
have Impounded the following de
scribed dogs in compliance with
Ordinance No. 14 04 to wit: One
Australian Shepherd. white
breast, glass eyes, also collar,
weight about thirty pounds. One
female. Shepherd, black, with
white feet, weight about twenty
pounds. One male. Shepherd,
with ring around neck, weight
about fifty pounds. One male.
breast white front feet, weight j
about forty pounds. One small.
uisnu uuuj.wane 5pww
uu 1U,,8 iau' curis er
a.ll.- .JsL s. m x 1 1
ouar viun tag auaciiea. marKea
Roseburg. 1921. Number on col-
iar. o. weigm anout twelve
pounas. one lemaie r ox Terrier,
mostly white, some black spots,
has collar; weight about sixteen
pounds. The above described
dogs will be killed if not redeem
ed by owners, on or before Decem
ber 31st, 1922, as provided in said
Ordinance.
W. S. LOW. Street Comnjissioner.
KXKCLTOK'S FIRST NOT1CK
To whom it may concern:
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned, Edgar B. Perrine.
has. by an order of the County
Court for Marion County, State
of Oregon, been this day op-
pointed the executor of the Last
Will and Testament and estate of
Lucy A. Johnson, deceased. All
persons having claims against
said estate are hereby notified to
present the same, duly verified,
to the undersigned at Salem.
Oregon, or to Carey F. Martin,
attorney for said estate, at 413
Masonic Temple Bu'lding, Salem,
Oregon, within six months of the
date of this notice.
Dated at- Salem. Oregon, thif
15th day of December, 1922.
EDGAR B. PERRINE.
Executor of the Last will ana
Testament and Estate of Lucy
A. Johnson, deceased.
Carey F. Martin, Attorney for
Estate.
11
Adele fJarrlson's New Phase of
REVELATIONS OF A WIFE
CHAPTER 198
WHAT MOTHER GRAHAM
ORDERED DICKY
TO DO
"What's the matter, mother?"
Dicky inquired meekly, as be
strolled into his mother's room
with an air of care-free leisure
that I suspected was assumed
for the occasion.
"Matter" his mother ejaculat
ed. "Matter! I should think
there was enough the matter.
Hasn't Margaret told you about
that gralfter of a ticket agent?
I just know some of these old
timers down here paid him a
good penny to scare you into
giving up your reservations."
"Who's given up any reserva
tions?'" Dicky asked belligerent
ly, looking at me.
"Not I." I returned lightly.
glad, indeed, that his truculence
had taken this turn. If only
he would share my 'determination
to get as far North as possible
in spite of the railroad strike,
everything would be all right.
"Fortunately, Margaret got a
little firmness in her backbone
for a wonder, and told him she
would hold on to her reservation,
and get as far as she could on
it." his mother interrupted "And
I want you to hurry down there
and find out what really is the
matter?'
"May I inquire," Dicky asked
mockingly, looking at me, "what
you and mother have decided
about my reservation? You have
evidently decided for yourself.
What did you plan for sonny to
do?"
"You'll Not Waft."
I know it! I told myself grim
ly. No matter what I had de
cided concerning the reserva
tions. Dicky would have found
something to wound his vanity
iu the arrangement. There was
a distinct weariness in my tone
as I replied.
"I would not have presumed
so far. Perhaps you remember
that you absolutely refused to
get up and see the man, so there
was but one thing for me to do.
I decided my own course, and 1
told him that you would come
down to see him as soon as you
dressed."
Dicky stared frankly. Then,
unexpectedly he laughed hrtily.
ani patted my shoulder.
"And a very proper proceed
ing, too, old top." he said.
"Couldn's have dono it better
myself. "Now, if somebody'II
rustle me some breakfast I'll go
down, interview the lad, and find
out what'sthe matter."
"You'll not wait for break
fast." his mother declared grim
ly. "It's only a tep down there,
and the walk w'll just give you
at appetite. You hurry along
now, and your breaktast will be
ready when you get back."
"If you think I nerd anything
to give me an appetite!" Dicky
grumbled.
"You may not need It, but
you'll get it." hi:- mother retort
ed. "And doa't dawdle on your
1
way. I just know h.'s o!d jour
reservations to some one else."
Madge's Decision.
Dicky threw his mother an
appealing look, me a humorously
lesigD'txl one, aud went out ot
the room. In another minute
we heard the front door clow
with something very nearly re
sembling a slam.
"I'll go and stir that Mandy
up a b'.i," Mother Graham said.
Irisii.g. "He'll probably be In a
I tearing rage wh- be gets back.
! ani ft ara't nnf Kina lib at r fat 1
hot breakfast to falm a man
QOWn
vuh which blt of philosophy.
garnered bv werv womaa of any
Experience with masculinity, she
hurried out of the room, leaving
me to speculate as to Dicky's
probable attitude toward the sit
uatlon upon his return.
Beneath the calm mask which
I was exerting all my will power
to wear, I was really wild with
anxiety to get Nort'a to my home
and the arduous tasks which
there awaited me. To dismantle
the house, find .nother. and get
the furniture moved all by the
tirst of May these were the
duties which looxed large before
me.
Two precious dayj of the three
weeks were already gone, sur
reptitiously filched by ' Dicky in
order to get In the trip to
Blue's Bridge. In the face of
this new turn of arfaira 1 re
gretted for the first time that I
had yielded to my own desire
for the trip, and forbore to punc
ture the vary palpable pretence
of not being ablo to get reser
vations which Dicky had made.
I knew that he had no Idea ot
the labor before me, and would
lend a .willing eir to the ticket
agent's account of the perils or
the return journey.
I rose and went back to my
own rooai in search 01 sometning
with wh'ch to busy mjself. But
everything of mine savo the very
last things, requiring about five
minutes' work, was already
packed. With th Hidden thought
however, that it might bo a long
time before my trunk would
reach Now York, if the railroad
str'ke continued. I wondered II
I would not better repack, and
crntrive to carry more things
with me. Then my common
sons? came to the rescue, telling
me that In a precarious railroad
journey like the one before me
I would better travel as light
as possible and I already had
'n suitcase and bag everything
that I needed lor two or three
weeks, even if my trunk did not
arrive. So I Bt to work to make
cur room tidy and pick up after
Dicky, who never by any chance
hang up any clothing or puts
anything in its proper place.
I had only Just finished when
I heard, the hall door open, and
I hurried Into th living room
to learn what he had decided.
(To Be Continued)
Business Prospects for Next
Year Appear Favorable
Market is Strong
NEW YORK. Dec. 29. The
marked strength of today's stock
market generally was construed
&8 an indication ot the financial
community's optimism concern
Irr'g the industrial and business
outlook for the next year. The
bidding up of stocks was ac
cepted in the face of a heavy
volume of cash sale resorted
to in order to establish tax loss
es, higher call money rates and
the restriction of out of town
business by the crippled wire
service resulting from the storm.
Speculators for the advance
paid little attention to outside
news developments although buy
:ng of railroad shares undoub
tedly was influenced in part, by
the better November earnings
statements and the record-break
11. g car loadings for this season
of the year. Tho apparent hitch
11: the Lausanna peace negotia
lions faUed to materially atct
either the foreign exchanges.
which fluctuated Irregularly
within narrow limits, or the
wheat market which was inclined
to eas
A brisk rite in the steel shares
in the final dealings was due to
a run-In of the short Interests
particularly in the independent
issues and fresh buying based
on the steadily improving condi
tlons ia the industry.
Equipments were less active
and moved within a narrower
ranee than vest:rday. OH shares
were in good demand.
I emand sterling got down be-
lcw 4.C4 for a slight fractional
loss, but French. Ital'an. Bel
gian and German rates showed
blight Improvement. Call money
opened at l per cent. advanrt!
rO : '-. anil 1 I ice iu b.a, unnc
it closed. Ttrae money and com
mercial paper :ates were un
changed with business qu'et.
. A 1 .1 .. .A . V . 1 .-
LIVERPOOL WHEAT
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 29. Close:
wheat, December 10s. 8 l-2d, or
2d. lower; March 10s. 1 l-2d.
1 3-8d.ower; May, 9s. lOd. or
1 1-8 d. Tower.
STOCK
OUTLOOK
HELD
QPTIMSTIG
PIE SKIS
' OCCUR IN H
. ,-JVf :; 1
Radical Bearish Movements
Affect Market Corn
Shows an Increase'
CHICAGO. Dec. 29. Wheat
underwent a material setback la
price today, largely as th result
of radical bearish views which
a leading trader here expressed
relative to conditions affecting '
the market. Values at the close)
were unsettled. 4 to 2H cents
net lower, with May tl.22 to
81.22H and July $1.1 2 to
11.12. f
Corn f inifhed unchanged to I
cent higher; oats down IV t
to c. and provisions oft S to
22 cents.
Heavy selling associated with
the pronounced bearish opinions
which were attracting general no-."
tice put the wheat market on the
downgrade from the outset. Most .
of the selling appeared to be for
eastern and Chicago holders, and
after the close it was estimated
that fully 20.000.000 bushels ot .
wheat owned by auch laterests
had been liquidated In the last
three days.
It was only after price bad
shown an extreme decline of S
cents a bushel as compared with
yesterday's top figures that buy
ers became sufficiently numerous .
to give the market a two-sided -
appearance.
According to the bear state-
merit which received so much at?
tention, the United States at pres
ent has 92.000,000 bushels more
wheat available than was the case .
year ago. In addition, the
world's visible, supply l 45,000,
000 bushels larger than the aver-'
age of the last 20 years. 'Weak
ness of the Liverpool market and
of European exchanges acted fur
ther as a handicap on the wheat'
bulls here. Resides, primary re
ceipts were quadruple those of a
year ago and indications pointed
to timely moisture In the winter
crop belt. , . .
Corn was firmer as a result of
lessened receipts here and ot ac- ,
tivity on the part ot exporters.
Oats were depressed by selling'
ascribed to elevator. . .
Provisions went lover with the
hog market. . . ,
FOREIGN MARKETS ,
BUENOS AIRES, Dec. 21.
Opening; Wheat, February 1.19
1-4. down 3-4; March 1.20 1-4.
down 2-4.
" fruit ;'----r;y.--:;-f
- , , I' :.
NEW YORK, Dec. 29.- Evapo
rated apples, dull; prunes steady;
apricots firm; peaches, quiet.
I SALEM MARKETS '
. ,
Prices quoted ars wholesale at
prlcea received by farmers. No rat,
prieo are givaa except ae aoted. 1" '
N. 1 wheat 81.10
N 9 wht $1.08.
No. 8 Bod wheat, sacked, 11.07.
Cheet hay. 820.
Oat bay 820 22.
Clover hay, baled, 881022, "
EOOS, BUTTEB AHO UTTZftlAT
Eggs, wholes!, 83c . i
Creamery butter 84058. d
Butterfat. delivered, . V, j ' '
Milk. 82.45 ewt. r
1 FOVX.TXT, . V
Old roosters Sc. - . .
B roll re l&c v
Heat, light. 12.
Hens, heavy. ia.
PORK, KTJTTOB AMD BZZT 1
Hogs. top. 8 Be. '
Liv hogs. 8e. .
Draased hogs. . 12 I24.
Top veal, dressed, 110 11 U.
Top steers, 1IQ12. ' '
Cows, f 9c .;
1 rluTII .
Wsnanss 11
Lemonsi 810 Q 10.50.
Nsve oranges 88,S04.7&
California g rap fro it, 8.T55.00. j
rlor.tl grapefruit, 17(48. "rj
tapir rrapea 10 lb. h
Cranberries 82 boa.
Hates, 0'.7. ' -T-
Jap oranges 2 km"tl, -
nnt --'
Walaate 20 lb. - ' : ' '-
Filbert SO lb, , t -
Almonds 16a,
Brasil IS, lb.
TEOBTABZJM
Cauliflower 82.23. an
Uttace. Imperial aVII.y, 85.2. -Head
lettuce. 84.25.
Tomatoes 88.00. ,. r-f.,,
I Portland Buying Priccj
BQO.I. OTn.TBT AJfD IfXATaV
BLTTERPAT FIRM
No. 1 churning cream. 526e53e f.
Portland; undergrade. S051.
b.
Mut WKAK ft
Current receipts 32 61 34c: whiia a...
neries, 36fe 88e delivered, storara ,.
35c.
LIVE POULTRY STEADY '
,. (L5, . commissma) Heavy hens, l?o
lb.; do light, le; springs. 17Ql8e: ofcfJ
roosters. 10c; ducks, white Pkin yoaog.
I520c; dr-s.ed ducks, 2323c; tar,
keys. No. 1 dressed. 35088.; Ko. 2. 88
r35e: do live. 2t28e; geese, 16&16C2
do dressed, 23Q24e.
DREH&EO MEATS BTEADV
commission) Choice light jMrs.
12I2H: undergrade. lOtolir
lie? 12V3e; aadergraoea. Sltf'
HAT STEADY - .
(Delivered Portland) Van, timothy.
831 ton; Eastern Oregoa timetbv 84
alfalfa, 821 ton; elover. R
89 toa; grain hay. 82 ton. '
GRAIN--O.UIET
Bid price (track Portland ia rsr lot
Wbeat options S1.15(Tl.x4 Bate m
blnestem 81.48, 1.49 ; ,,, Tl.Xl
?VrV'UoW 0rtt' .4O0: br
Vf.SO; Eastern yellow corn 332 75QJ4
b.rley g4; millrT,n $T3l iO
rxort
FRCIT STEADY ...
Apple. SOe 81-50 (according t var.
ity and pack): pear 60i75 boa. .
VEGETABLES .
VEGETABLES. STEADY
Oregon potatoes. 5UQ60 ewt.; Otoco
rsbbag. nominal; parsnips, 81.00 ek
carrots. 81 sack: oaieas. 81.7562 ewt
cauliflower. 81.5001.75 doses.
VvoOX. f
WOOL 81 (OW l'
Half blood and fin. S540c: thro,
eighth blood, 82(3 85c; quarter blood. SO)
e2e; low sartor and brsid, 25a27a--malted
or cotted wool. 22Q2SC
'NOTE Eastern Oregon, Wasshlart
and Idaho r.aeh clip bring 2 twi eW
lets than vallev wool.) m "V
v H0P8 QTJTFT -
" Phon 08
nwa 110.
9U dspartmenl. .
Co. Paon 930.