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, J : ;,: .... f . - - THE OREGON STATESMAN. SALEM,-OREGON T w WEDNESDAY MORNING, JANUARY, 1923 i i . -.3 i i CULSS1FIED DTEBTISEU ENTS . - '' Bate pet Jwordj ; Fir lnart.ii ' Se 1 Three insertions jOae. week (tix Insertions) 80 vjo moota 20 Six months' contract, per mo. 15e .12a U in Imam for any etvrtiament 25a " 1 NORWICH UNION FIRE INSURANCE SOCIETY I W. II. Burghardt, Jr. ; Resident Agent 87 1 State St. H MONEY TO LOAN ' t ' i -l On Real ''Estate - ? I T.-- ' T. K. FORD (Over Ladd & Bush Bank) M ' NEW TODAY AB90LCTELT FREE A SIX MONTHS bath ticket, at Orefou Bath. i ( FOR RENT FIXK r 3 ROOM i meou, 690 Union street.' APART jWIM THE ' KIOH I SCHOOL BOY rtdtac'ta North Salem who Jtalked to ! driver of Fsirmount Pairy wagon. boot !. 20, relative to employment. phone 729. 1 ; . I IWHI BEXD MO'EX .Tt4THE I East r Earope for fir j insarance i - whan yon hsr a home company that : ran supply your needs, and i at lowci cos t See 8tandly A Foley, agents, j -Bash Bsnk Bldg. i j. UjOST PAIR LIGHT bRAY GAUNT ir let kid gloves S-itordsy night. Be turn to Statesman. Reward.. ,1 FOR ' SALE SINGER SEWING J4 -machines. 63 8-W. jl WOOD SAWING. Sproed. 3 1 PHONE 1131. ED. FOR; SALE TEN WEEKS OLD PJOS. Phone 105-F24. ' ' , ' . 1 1 ' , - ' DODGE -r-VBONESTEELE i. GARAGF - buildintT. opposite Marion hotel, on ' Ma). Baren, 179 X. Commercial. I ':. liX0ST-AIREDALE FEMALE DOGy AGE twontha, - Named Qaeene. .phone FOR SALE CHOICE YOUNG JERSEY ' edw.- - Tuberentin tested. Do t freak . January , 2U. Pric 375 i Phon 16a a w. . . . . - APPLES DELIVERED. SPITZENB ERtK Rod ChHk Pippin. Oano. Coo River. Vaaderpool. St. 00 per box; 8 for 2.85; for $4.60. Ward K. Richard on. 235 Front. , Phone 494. f ... CLOSX IN HOUSE BARGAIN t 9 room with modern, aoareaienee. f Gar 1 ac twa large lota, on corner, : and paved atreeta. . Cloae to Court House. One of the heat buy in the city. Price for a abort time 34500. . See Childa A BechteW 50 Stat Street. , v . ; 5 F O R A Ii K GOOD PLASTERED ho; . ;nmv pantry, electricity, . bath. . toilet ; (arace, larc lot. bearing fruit tree. Price $2650. : Will take ant aa part payvaent. See Child A Beeh tel. today, at 30 State Street., FOR SALE NICE .18" OLD FIR wood. Phon 17-F2. i PETTYJOHN V MOCSER SCCCES- aor to Winnie Pettyjohn haTa moved to 210 Oregon Bldg and will, conduct a general brokerage basinets ia real e tate, life,,fir and anto insnranee And ' bondt. h : s-j-,:-j- ; - -j.i; i ; ; 5-R0OM-.S COTTAGE NEAR STATE i boaae.bath. light, basement." $250a ' 5troom new bungalow, finished in old ivory ; daU-h kitchen. $2S00. 8-room : hooae. close lav on N. Liberty atreet; baaeroetit. modern eonfanieaee. $3200. 9-room' old : hoaae in tw apartments: cloae; bring ia $35 a month; for - f 1 600. Good term an be arranged '- on ths honses. ' Pettyjohn A Mouaer, 2t6 Oregon Bldg. ; t -r i i EMPLOYfrtNT FURNITURE I MAN WANTED, f Baren.. 179 N. Coaamereial. r.':-1. fi- FEMALE . MAX O. WANTED GIRL FOR GENERAL - lrt housework, or rirl going t echool so , work lor board. 1 Apply at 985. rntor.f or "phona 994. j , I AND FEMALE WANTED MEN . AND , WOM EN TO , take farm paper aubteriptioas. -i-A. good , I preposition the right people. Ad , dree U Pacifl Homestead. 3 ta teams -- Bldfy Salem. Ora.V '-: .. .' , i -;'-- AGEyTS WASTED "'- I':. AGENTS WANTED BEST SELLING proposition ever ' InrenKd. $5.00 t-. - tura for erery $1.00 invented. Ad-dresa- Box . A Salem. Ore. - : PERSONAL; GET MARRIED BEST MATRIMONIAL paper . pablrtked. ' Fre for atamp. Cocrespondeat. Toledsw Ohio. . . , . . - EPILEPTICbWWOULD' YOU CARE TO learn about new rational treatment for immediate relief of epilepsy. Positive ly stopping all seisures from first day use- Jaformatioa free. "Specialist," Drawer jC-592. Lander. Wyoming. . - FOR f SALE' FARM PAPER , IF YOU ? WANT TO GET THE BEST farm paper, end 15 to tba Pacifi Hmtead, Salons. Oregon, for a three ; month' Uial. aabaoxiption. : Mention r. thie ad. . - , . . I . PIAW03 USED CHTCKERTKO "GRAND, IS GOOD shape. WiU giro noma term a. H L. Stiff Fnrnitnr Co. . " . i FOR SALE 4300D. USED MAHOOANY . pUa left to I1L Frie $200, term. H. L. Stiff . FurmUur Co. Ma le department j; -: r ' - POULT RY M EN .SEND EIGHT TWO ent .stamps for veil thrao month . trial for thebeat , oldest joarnal 1 tha west,? Tbg grtieJet d adTertls menu ar of special ' Interest to th - poultry breeder of toe" Northwest. North weal .Poaltry Journal. 311 Com - anereiaj atroet. Satan. Oregon. 4 - 1- 1 woor BEST GRADE MILL WOOD t FOOT and 16-inch. Prompt delivery. R i abl priee.- 'Fred B. Well. $05 8 i 1 r Obareh. Phoae J542. .-.:- - : WOOD FOR SALE LARGE BECONI growth and l!r aM fir. Call 1467. - MISCELLANEOUS PICTURE FRAMES' FOR' LESS. I ' MAX , Oi Buren. 178 N. Commercial, u ; ... i v LEATHER HAND BAGS ON SPECIAL, v , Many at less than coat. Max O. Buren BOTE AND KIRSCH C1TRTATN ; RODS Max O.; Buren. 179 N.. Commercial. 1923 CALENDARS FREE. Smith, insurance agency. : HOMER H. CEDAR CHESTS $8.50, $11.00, $14.00 . Slt.OO. t M ax O. Baren.' 179 S. Com- IVORY'".. ENAMELED WOODWORK IS ; very popular. ! I soil the right nsafrtal. Max O. Buren, 179 N. Commercial. ASK " FOR ' OR ! ESPRIT m D'AMOPR Hrgienie Toilet Requisites, at the Flower tn the Bottle Perfume Shop, , . 113 N. Liberty. - , - -t ...,-.s.,.'r.jj. - .fcl.-.-.. - -.- y ' i- - ----- - - : - i ."-' - . -f -i . . -if 1.: ? t XaSCEIXAKEOTJ ft LINOLEUM VARNISH, 1 MAKES, cleaning easfers Max O. Buren, 17ity i. t'ommtreiai. 1 r FOR SALE , OLD NEWSPAPERS, 10 centa a bundle. Circulation department. Oregon Htatearaaa j SUMMER LUGGAGE REDUCED WALL paper ; remnanta, planter, wallboard Velvet atair carpet, $1.35. Endurance high grade bona paint. Kalsomioe. lOe pound. Oetton mattresses, $8.30. Steel spring $5.00. Max O. Buren. 179 N. Commercial St. - v 1 , ' Beautiful Oregon Rose and : eleven other Oregon songs, together : with a fin collection of patriotie songs, acred songs and many old-tint favor ite -1 ALL FOB 25 1 r (Special prices in quantity lota) Especially adaptable for school, commun ity or home aiuging. Send for j Western Songster '73 pages, avow ia its third edition. Published by .. f OREGON TEACHERS MONTHLY HI S H rwmmereial 8t , Halem. Ova. FOR RENT APARTMENTS SEE' MR PCRDY AT OREGON BATHS Wn nniirwiitt.hvtfl arsamsntBl. FOR RENT FURNISHED 4 ROOM apartment and garage, 1132 Center. FURNISHED APARTMENT FOR RENT. 891 North Commercial. , f FOR RENT 5-ROOM APA&TMENT. with sleeping porch, water, lights and telephone free. Call 2022-J. 1 BOOM AND BOARD THE ALEXANDRIA DINING ROOM will open to the public January sec ond, under the msaagement of Mrs. Argent and I Mra Young. Reaaonablc i prices. -monthly rate. Phon 1339. Two room for rent. - FLATS FOB RENT FURNISHED FLAT AT 661 Ferry street. $50 a month. . Phono 23, or apply at Statesman busi ' aes affica. j -- . f " HOUSES FOR RENT 5 ROOM HOUSE. AT 1052 Saginaw street. $20 a month. Apply at Statesman business) office, or phone FOR RENT GOOD MODERN 8 ROOM : houM $40 per moatb ; ; 7 -room boese for $18 per month. . Thomaso . t S3 1 State Street. BOOMS ONE GOOD SLEEPING ROOM AND A two-room apartment in modern borne, .. one-half block from the Jitney line .House number, 2361 Hasel Ave. Phone 1939.'. , WANTED MISCELLANEOU 3 WANTED FURNITURE. TOOLS. ETC--Phone 511,. ! . . .-1 -.;-!-!. . "-, WANTED TO BUY HOUSEHOLD PUR- ettore. tools, i. - eaiacoMaaeoua -articles. Phone 1449.' ; - : . - - -U .. WANTED FURNITURE, TOOLS, MA, ehinery, stock, etc. Will buy for cash or sell on commission. Phone 511. Woodry, the auctioneer. HORSES W ANTED-r-I- WILL TRADE A Maxwell ear in good running order, for horses or. other stock. John H. Rho t n, , Dayton, Oregon. Phone Salem '" 1141-J. - Ji ' WANTED EVERYTHINO- fN HARD ware and furniture. B-st prices paid. . THE CAPITJli HARDWARE.' FURNITURE CO. 285 N." Commercial St. Phnn 947 BUSINESS; CARDS. AUCTIONEER AUCTIONEER OF FARM AND PER aonal property. G. Sattarlee, 180 N , Commv-reial room 3L, over Peopla's Cash Store. Residence phoae 1J11-J. Office phone 430. 1 . AUCTIONEER F. N. WOODRY. THE livestock, j furniture, real estate aae - tmneer. ) Phone 511 for sale dates. ' Re. 1610 N. Summer. - COLv 3. B. GABLE .-farm and city salea. Phoae 1446. : AUCTIONEER. 160 8. High. ACETYLENE WELDING IRON STEEL, BRASS. ALUMINUM : Bring the pieces, Oxo-Gas Hasting Co: v 837 Oonrt. . I . ; . ACCOUNTANTS AND ATJDITOES HUGH R. -1 ROBERTSON CO. MEM-i-.-ber American taatitat of Accountant. Aceoaatanta. Auditors, Income Tsa 8er . vtosw. ' Portland, Ore-, and Mianeapolia. Mtnsu - Address: 1317 Yeos Bldg PorUaad. Ore. t . Auto1 Directon CAB WASHINO EMMONS A SPRAGUE CARS WA8H j ed ' and pojiahed. Oleson'e Auto Cx , .'change. 17 S. Liberty. .. . AUTOMOBILES V THE GOOD MAXWELL GINGRICH ; Motor Co, 371 Court. . AUTOMOBILE PAINTTJJO ACTO OWNERS! LOOK1 TIME TO -! have that ear repainted. : Come in and I look over enr work. On. account of the . ; aaeeeaa of our Ford Special job, it will be continued.. Reliance Auto Painting Co.. 819 State, cor. Front St.. second floor. Phone 937.' . - BATTERY - AND ELECTRICIAN AUTO. ELECTRICIAN; EXPERT TROU f Lie shooting. 218 N. High. Phono 203. R. TJj. BARTON EX IDE BATTERIES, starter and generator work. 171 S CommerciaL ; PK EST O-LITE ! BATTERY SERVICE Station. Expert battery and electrical work. Farria Bros.' Phoae 1803. 418 f Coort..'..'' ; i, i ' - . . . . 1 : STORAGE STORAGE, ' $3.50 MONTHLY. DEAD storage $3.06 monthly.. Ferry St. Gsr sge, 544 Ferry. TXEXS AND AOCESSORIES ARMSTRONG TIRES BUILT AS YOU j slway . wanted them. Tompkins A I limine, 2l N. Commercial." UTORAGE GAS OIL. GUARANTEED repairing. ' 1 Universal ; Garage, 660 '; i Capitol . ' -i USED PARTS 1-8 to 1-3 OFF. MIKE'S ' Auto wrecking ' House. 424 . North Commercial. Phone 523. BICYCLES AMD REPAIRING .LOYD E. RAMSUEN DAYTON BICY cles and repa trie g.i , 387 Court. HARRY W. i . SCOTT The, Cycle Man 147 8. Commercial " Phone 6$ ;t USED AUTOS OLK8USI 8 AUTO EXCHANGE USED! etefav -beaght, saw or. sola -on eommlsv . ainsu . DeiJ asoatMr atoragav.. ' RADIATOR FENDER REPAIRS RADIATORS FBNDE8S. BODIES, made or - repaired. J. C. Uair, $49 FOR SALE BUSINESS CARDS CARPET AND RUG WEAVING CARPET; AND RUG WEA INO Paoa before S a. m. - 84-F21. m ; CANDY SHOPS ACME CHOCOLATE SHOP - "JUST Candy." Strictly homemade. 121 .3. Commercial. CARPET AND FLUFF RUGS NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC WE NOW weave fluff rugs mad out f old car pets, any length or width yoa desire. W also re fit, re-sew aad ait carpets. Feather renovating and mattress steam ing and ; re-making. Sulem . Carpet Cleaning aad Fluff Rug Work. Phoae j 1154 , . , , -.J, 1 i ETJBOTRIOIAXS SAI EM ELECTRIC CO Building. Phono 12UO. MASONIC ELECTR10 FIXTURE AND SUPPLY Co. Phoae 1934. 222 N. Liberty. HALIK'S ELECTRIC SHOP ELEO trical machine repairing, eontractingj : 337 Court. Fhaae 488. ARCHIE FLEENER, ELECTRICIAN I Hons wiring by hoar or contract. 'Estimate furnished. Phone 980. 414 Court St. - , CHIMNEY SWEEPS CHIMNEY SWEEPING FURNACE cleaning. F. Councilman, phone 639. CHINESE PHYSICIAN DR. H. "L. HUM CURES ANY KNOWN disease. 153 High St.; pboae 288 CLEANXRS AND DYERS SPICK 'N SPAN CLEANERS i dyers. Phone 193. - AND DRUO STORES. BREWER DRUG Phon 184 CO. 405 COURT WM.- NEIMEYER "JUST - DRUGS." 173 N. Commercial, phon 167. FINANCIAL T" WANT A $3500 LOAN ON ranch. Socolofsky. 341 State. $9000 LOANS ON THE EA3Y PAYMENT - plan., can repay at any time without extra charge. 417 Oregon Bidg. 20-YEAB FARM LOANS ON RURAL credit plsn, pre-payment provision al lowed. We will finaace you for a ties rate of iaterest than aay. firm on the coast. . Private saoney to loan on either city Of .country property. R. W. Marsters ? 411 Oregon Building, MARION-POLK COUNTY FARM LOAN aaaociatioB baa money to loan at 14 W. D Smith, e-cretary-treaurr. 803 Salem Bank' of Commerce. Y FARM LOANS 83 YEARS 6 PER CENT NO COMMISSION A. C. Bohrnstedt 407 Masonic Temple. Salem, Ore. FURNACES SEAGROVE FOR FURNACES 198 12th street. FLORISTS CUT FLOWERS AND FLORAL PIECES. Delivery. O. F. Broithaupt. florist, i 123 North Liberty street. Phone 880 FURNITURE STORES GIESE FURNITURE CO. .QUALITY furniture for' lea money, 378 Court Phon. 464. ' . .s; . " 1 PEOPLE'S FURNITURE STORE NEW and second hand furniture, 1 371 N. CommerciaL . j Ladies' Wearing Apparel drebsmaExno 1 SPENCER CORSETS . TO ORDER Dressmaking. Carrie Fisher. McCor ; aack Rldg. - - HEMSTXTCHXNa S A L E M ELITE HEMSTITCHING. . pleating, buttons, stamping and needle work. 320 Oregon Bidg. Phone 379 MRS. C. E. MILLER HEMSTITCHING, . stamping buttons. Room 10, over Mil ler' store. Phon 117. V HOTELS CAPITAL HOTEL CORNER, aad . CommerciaL . Phone 630 STATE ARLINGTON HOTEL CLEAN. COSY; Oe up. 463 State. -if LADIES' TAILORING W. J. MAYER) HIGH CLASS LADIES' tailoring; long coats, suits and dresses. - Room. 7, McCoruiack Bldg. Phon 692. LAUNDRIES SALEM LAUNDRY COMPANY 316 8 Liberty street. Phone 25. Oldest largest best.. Established 1880. CAPITAL CITY STEAM LAUNDRY Quality work, prompt service. , 1264 Broadway. Phone 165 ' YALE HAND LAUNDRY. 186-194 S. .12th St., now operating ndr - new management.. , We make a specialty of band work on, wool and silk fabrics. Also family washing, .rough, dry or wet. ' Cleaning and pressing, fhone 8. I TRANSFER HAULING CAPITAL CJTT TRANSFER CO. 226 State St. Phone 933. ; Distributing, forwarding and. atorag our specialty, Oct oar rates ' WE MOVE. STORE AND SHIP HOUSE bold good. Our specialty is pian and furniture moving. We also make country trips. We handle the best coal and wood.- Call on na for prices We give good measar. ; good quality: and good eerviee. . Lavrmer Transfer -Co. Phone 93X i . TRANSFOBTATIOaT PARKER'S STAGE LINES l ' J. W.- Parker. General Manager Central Star Terminal Salem. Oregon ' SALEM SILVtRTOS DIVISION Leave Salem, Central Stage) Terminal 1 ' 7 a. ntu. 11 a. m., 5 p. m f : Leave Silterton. Newr Stand: ' : - 8 a. ra 1 p. m p. sa. ' Salem-Iadepeadence-MunmoaUt Dv'rion : Leave Salens Central 'Stag Terminal: 7 a. nu, 9 a. m. ,11a. sa 8 p. as. I 8 o. as. - i' ' -Leaves Monmouth. Moamoeth Hotel : : 8:15 a. m 1 p. m 6:15 p. m. Leaves Independence, Beaver Hotel. ' 6:30 a. m, 10 a nu. 1:15 p. so, 4 p. m. 6:30. .-. - ---. 1 i. . - We make connections at Salem . to all part of the volley. Extra trips J appointment.' s ! ; - . ; J. W. PARKER. General Manager. ! SECOND HAND GOODS SALEM BARGAIN HOUSE BUYS AMD sella second-hand furniture. Tool aad Junk. 820 N. Commercial. Phoae 492 WANTED EVERYTHING IN CLOTH lag aad shoes. Best price paid. Cap ital Exchange. 843 N, Commercial ; Fhone 13g8-W. -.. 1 . ; ,' 1 scAvzaroERj SALEM. SCAVENGERS GARBAGE. . faao of all kiatda removed. Oaapoola . eleooed. Phoae 1 6T or 1595-W. SOOS - SCAVENGER SERVICE PUC eeesor 10 Nsl Scsvenger ) Garbage and relate of all kinds rsmored by the . month. Reasonable rate., rkenet: OOiee 029. reaidcBce ZQS$. BUSINESS CARDS STOVES AMD STOVE REPAIRING STOVES REBUILT AND REPAIRED 40 years' experience. Depot National fence, sVaee ad to 2d Inch high. Paint, oil, and varaiahes, etc.. togan berry nd hop. hooks. Salem f-uco aad Stove Work. S5u Court street. Phone 134. v i - : - ... ;, SaXDICAK MOUNTAIN BALM COUGHKMEDY Pbuwe 517 W. - , MXN'S 8TORS ED. CHASTAIN CLOTHING CO. SUITS and overooata. Use my stairs 11 pays. , SOS Btat St. MACHINE SHOP THE CROSS AUTOMATIC ELECTRIC Steam boilers, vulcaniser and tube plates. Perry C. Campbell, 817 N. ' Liberty. . .' -t - ' H. AND M. CO. SPECIALTY GRIND r and welders. Automotive servie. ' 490 Ferry. Phon 804. MUSICAZi SALEM CONSERVATORY OP MUSIC . All branches taught, diploma granted. John i R. Sites, director. 1237 Court, Phone 626 y . RAG AND JAZZ PIANO PLAYING 13 lesson guaranteed. Waterman System. F. B. Clark mgr, MeCornack Bldg. MACHINISTS WECHTEtt A SMITH MACHINISTS. engineers, welders, Heald cylinder grinding service. J Phon 5G2-345 Vr- ry. MUSI0 STORES r GEO. O. WILL PIANOS. PHONO graphs, sewing machines, aheet music, and piano studies. Repairing phono- - graphs and i sewing machines. 432 tate, Salem. I PIANO TONERS EDWARD WELP EXPERIENCED piano tuner. Leave order Will's ; . Musi Store JACK CLEMENT SALEM'S OLD ( piano tuner, ia back. ... Call, writ or phon 1774, the Bong Shop, opposite the Court House. . NURSERIES . COMPLETE LINE TREES SMALL fruits, ornamentals. Cspital City Nur. . aery Co 426 Oregon Bldg. Phone 75. PAPERHANOINO ASD PAINTINO 1 PHONE GLENN ADAMS FOB HOUSE decorating, paper banging, tinting, etc Reliable workman. PRINTING ROWLAND PRINTING CO. printing, Maaonio Temple. JOB PLUMBING PLUMBING REPAIRING AND COIL work. Phone 13.97-J. Shop. 127 Union street. A. Lv Godfrey. . - PIAR0S TRADE YOUR OLD PIANO FOR A new Victor or Brunswick. H. L. Stiff Furniture Co, Muaie Dept. SHERMAN. C KY ft CO, PIANOS Stanuway. Duo-Art and other. Moore Muaie House. 415 Court street aad Maaonie Temple. VARIETY STORES SALEM VARIETY STORE CHINA ware, glassware, toys, notions, and mil ; linery. : WATER SALEM WATER, LIGHT POWTR CO. Office. 801 South Commercial St. Ten .iper cent discount on domestic flat rates paid in advance. No deductions for abseace or any. cause antes water Is shut off your premises. - LODGE DrRtCTORY UNITED SPANISH WAR VETERANS - Camp 5, Armory, First, third Mendaya PROFESSIONAL CHIROPODISTS DR. 8. F. SCOTT, GRADUATE KA ttonal University . Sciences, Chicago ; Masonic Temple. Phone 640. - CHIROPRACTORS DR. 8. S SMITH. CHIROPRACTOR, 8 2 2 Orego n Bldg. Phone 664. DR. LENA A. BOONE, CHIROPRACTOR, 476 a OoaamerciaL Hoars 10 to 13; 1 to 5. Phoae 1415. DRS. SCOTT 8COFIELD, P. B. C Chiropractors. 414-19 U. 8. Bank Bldg. Phon 87; res. 828-R. OPTICIANS MORRIS OPTICAL CO. SUITE 86L , Oregon Building. GLASSES FITTED BY THE BOW OP tical Co, 825 State street,- opposite Ladd A Bosh Bank. "Use Quality I Proven Sbur-ons." . j DRUGLESS PHYSICIANS MAGNETIC HEALING DR. A. I. Frents. Ac to and chronic dtseaeee Phono 780. 23-28 Brey man Bmck. ;. NATPBOPATHIO PHYSICIANS DR. A. SLAUGHTER ACUTB - AND chronic disease. '415 Oregon Bldg. ! Phone HO. . j . . j OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS DRS. WHITE AND MARSHALL 306 U. 8. Bank Bldg. i r I DR. FOSTER 404 OREGON BLDG. Phone 756. 2024-J. i t DR. W. L. MERCER OSTEOPATHIC physician and surgeon. Kirksville graduate, 404-405 U. 8. National Bank Bldg. Phoae. office 919; rea.jb"14. DR." JOHN L. LYNCH OSTEOPATJHCT Physician and Surgeon, 403-40 Ore I gon Bldg. Pko&es, office 1894; res ; 58-F5. . I BROKEN ARCHES AND OTHER DE-1 iwiDiun 01 n9 leva i-ui 1 vciea; wicdoui loaa of time from rear ocruoatlan. Dra. White ft . Marahall. U. B. Baak Bid, ,. '-, '1 REAL ESTATE FOR SALE GOOD (t ROOM ( HOUSE on pavea streec. une block from car line.. Pric $3000. 1449 South Liber- - Special l This 6 room modern honaa on 'paved street and car line, pavement : paid. Price has been reduced to $2600 for quick sale. You' can move, rigbjfh. Thomason f 33 State Street. - . WE HAVE BEAUTIFUL HOME? FOB tale in alt parts of town. We have three houses for . rent. Crnee ia. Gertrude J. M. Page ' h 492 N. Cottage. i 1 Wood's Bargains New bnagalow $1800. easy term. Good boose, five blecka out. lot 82x165. o paved atreet. 5500A. easy terme. Waae. a hoaae as payaseat ea a 40-acr far on paved highway. - Want a Beiek , Dodge ear aa , payment en a closs ia home. Want 6 ' home- as payment or ehoieo five sere tract. Small house fo rent, $8.00. F. Li Wood, 341 -State Sv : !BEAL ESTATE NOTICE X CLOSE-IN RESTAURANT fur sate, daing' a good business. 1 The Welcome Real Estslo office. State and Commercial, oyer Bnsick's. iPhoce ; aSfry. I.- -- ,. . ji ; II OT E L FOR t SALE THE BEST proposition in Marion county In hotels. Call at my office and see picture and get psrticslars. : i M.J.Hunt i I.mld A Bush Bldg. it Best Buys i tl-ROOM MODERN APARTMENT : boiM $3000. ; $2000 . cash, balance monthly at 7. . 6UxlOCft. lot on pavement, $650.; 7,31 aerea. running water, K acre jtlm bar, best of fishing 24 hgans 1 acre s trsw berries, 3 .milex from Salem, $1000. $300 cash, balance at 7. SO acres, all in cultivation. 6-room bouse, barn, 1 mile from creamery, all fenced, on rock road, 4 mile from Salem. Price $SOOO, $1300 cash, bal ance monthly at 7. , j I Socolofsky , ' : 34 But St. . I Trading Specialty Portland : Ineom and residence property ini exehaage for farms, orchards aad lands , in the Valley. Come aad see us. we may do yon a service. The Flemijig Realty Co. ! 341 "State St. i ; j i . " s - FOR, BALE ROOMING HOUSE, r 12 rooms.! good soi-osition, cheap rent. Cbinpton Real Estate. 400 State St. ' ANDERSON ft RUPERT (Successors to' Laflar ft Laflar) INSURANCE ( REAL ESTATE j BONDS. LOANS 406-7. Oregon Bldg, Worth While A nice 6-room house in good condition, 1 well located. Price only $1700. $500 cash. , balance easy payment. See ns for bargains ' in houses. Let ns write your insurance, Mills &. Conlfiv f..'U-' 331, State St.,' Good Buys1 four-room plastered house, with two lots; 1 a real bargain for 81100. 8500 caah; balance $20 per month, interest 1. Near five-room bungalow near Richmond-school, plastered, -plumbing and lights. Price $2750, $500 down, balance terms. Fine building lot en N. 20th near Center, pavement in. Price $550 cash. 6-room modern bun galow near Richmond .school. , 83000, S2000 caah. ' Real Estate ft Fire Insurance W. H. Grabenhorst & Co, 275 State St., U. S. Bank Bldg. ; . HEAVY SELLING Big Receipts Preciptate Ex pensive Deals by Hold- I j ers and Speculators 1 CHICAGO.' Jan.. 2 RI? receipts led to heavy sellln-? of wheat to day on the part of hol.icra 1 and specnlartors. ( ' , it As a result prices closed weak, 3 to 4 cents net lowe;, with May ' $1.18 H to $1.18. and July $1.10H to $1.10. Corn finished 2 at 2 to 2Vz cents down; and oats off 1 to 1T4 at 2 cents. In provisions ther3 were gains varying from 15 to 27 cents. Although the reports of wheat arriving at domestic primary ter minals were the figures for three days, the . showing1 nevertheless was too bearish . to be explained by this fact and with the Argen tine crop movement Just ahead, and Canada, compelling f sharply and i still holding impressive re serves, the confidence of bulls ap peared to wane. Persistent sell ing pressure on the market set in early and remained constant throughout the dayf notably from houses with eastern connections, despite indications of some export business as values declined. I Final quotations in the wheat market were practically the low est level of the session' more than 8 cents a bushel under last week's high point for May de livery. Announcement of a sub-: stantial increase of theUnited States visible supply total empha sized during the late trading the downward tendency of values; Shorts were able to buy freely all day without causing any ma terial rally. ii Corn and oats as well as wheat gave way in price, support being of Insufficient! volume to over come the effect of liquidation by owners. HeavS receipts of corn here had a depressing influence. and to did an Increase of the visi ble supply of corn; , Provisions were higher in line wlh' hog markets. WHEAT f Llverppol close, Td lower; Buenos Aires,- opening c high er. Minneapolis. No. 1 northern $1.17 at $1,26 7-8; May, $1.18 7-8; July, $1.14 7-8. . " ; U FRUIT NEW YORK, Jan. 2. Evapor ated' apples, steady; prime state. 10 at ,10. Prunes, California, 9 at 16 Oregons, 7 at 12c; apricots firm butquiet, choice, 24; at 25c; extra choice, 26 at 27c; fancy, 29 at 30c. Peaches slow, choice 12 at 14; extra choice, 14 at 15 c. j DAIRY POTATOES PORTLAND, Jan. 2. Butter; Prints extras. 51c; cubes extras, 4 8c ; prime flrfts. 4 7cr Butterf at Portland delivery: No. 1 'tour cream, 53c. Potatoes: v Buying price locals, COc; selling price, 60 at 1. , . IN WHEAT MART D YEAR START GOOD ON MARKET Opening Prices Higher, But Profit Taking Interferes Later on in Day NEW YORK, Jan; 2.4-OpenIng prices in today's stock; market, the first of the New Year, "were higher; but. I thereafter profit taking and short selling caused some irregularity with gains out numbering losses at the close. Higher quotations for foreign .re mittances,; easier time money rates,! and a slight . reaction in wheat and grain prices , after an early t display of strength,! were the other features of the - day's financial and commodity, mar kets, s; V, .. -'! - ' 1 . : Special buying operations inin- aividuai stocks' were evident by the brisk manner in. which certain issues were pushed up, the mar ket displaying more activity on the rallies than it did on the de clines. , j j '- ; Another Increase ini crude oil prices over the holiday resulted in some good buying in the oil group. 'I Shifting of funds incidental to year-end dividend and interest requirements resulted in an open ing and renewal rate of 5 per cent for call money, which eased off to 5 before the, close. Low effng of time money rates from 5 to- 4 per cent for the .longer maturities was in expectation of an f early und. heavy return of a : 1 -m ' i unas yrnnar&'wn.f lor. January In- teresi ana aiviaena payments. Improvement in the nrlnclDal allied exchanges was j construed as an indication of the European financial ' community's optimism on the outsome of the reparations conference now In session. De mand sterling advanced a cent to $4.64; French francs went up 8 points to 7.41, and Italian dirk j 5 points to 5.14. German marks were quoted at $1.39 a hundred. Canadian exchange was still at 1 per cent discount. CATTLE SNIPPED - !i HERE TO CANADA Buyer Purchases Thorough breds to Build up Dairy r Industry in North I A. E. pumbille, a large dairy operator at Sard is, in the Frazer river Valley in British Columbia, recently bought some fine Oregon Jerseys to take back to his Can adian . home. They were loaded out ; from here Tuesday for ship ment. - j , . , : ,i .1 One of 'the purchases was a one-half interest In a fine 3-year-old bull from the herd of Stanley tnd W. T. Riches of jTurner, for which he paid $600. . Later he bought the other half Interest al so. The animal Is sired by St. Mawes Lad, the dre Jof the world's champion ' senior yearling cow, St. Mawes Lad's Lady, own ed by S. "J. McKee of Independ ence. He bought a younger bull calf from the Riches herd that shows fine promise, i Mr. DumbiUe also bought -two cows from the famous Ed Cary herd at Carletan. One is a daughter of Rosaire's Olga Lad, and the- other is by Poppy's St. Mawesi The visiting dairyman Is a skillful breeder, who knows precisely, what to look for, and he has picked it wherever he finds it. ;' : ' , ' The j Canadian breeder expects to return to the Willamette val ley in May and buy a full carload of cows to take back to his nor thern home, A number of Ore gon Jerseys have been shiDDed there in the past, until they have built up some herds that would be almost competitors for some of the famous herds in this state. ,Plck Husbands by "Wont's" ; The Rev. Dr. John M.j Moore of Brooklyn, in a recent sermon, assured . hie young ; women par ishioners that marriaga is a ser ious thing and made the follow ing suggestions for diminishing the. chances; of its; failure: Don't marry a man - Whom jroj don't know thoroughly.! ,! . j'lj.; : Whom you .expect to reform. ' Who; doesn't respect - woman hood, ji jl . j i:-7':Ti -t Who . is junpopular with chil dren and other men. Who; can't support you. i Who!; hasn't a sense of. humor. I Who has j been wild. -'- Don'jt marry a man unless he about the same age and! has the saiBetnefesisL-Rjyourself . Dont'imairy a man un is intelligent love i; on both sides New; York World. ! TIOPSL ' -; ;-' . NEW YORK, Jan. 2. Hops, steady state,. 1922". 20 at 24c; Pacific coast 1922, 14 at 18c; 1921J12 a't 13c. " " ': ' fn nr -, : i Another fseyser. I satd to bethe largest In fthe world, has been discovered, in thej Yellowstone park.i How envious Bill' Bryan mast be. HOLDING A A dele Garrlawin'a New lluttte of REVELATIONS OF A WIFE CHAPTER 201. THE AID AND COMFORT- MOTHER GRAHAM GAVE - f- J MADGE "Mother s Come Ihere quick Dicky's excited Voice rose from me sleeping, porch, which we shared and from which I had' just removed my belongings prepara tory for t,he trip North I meant to make against Dicky's unreason able objection. From behind the locked .door lof my father's room. in which I had hidden myself and my things, Ijput my ear close to -the crack and listened apprehen sively for mjjr mother-in-law's re ply. What wouldi.be her attitude in this dispute between Dicky and me - ! On the answer to . that hinged, perhaps, the chances o! my (carrying i out my plan of de parting from some other station that Cedar Crest without Dicky's knowledge."'; : r "What's the matter now? ! Mother Graham's irritated voice sounded from the living room door. Then she began to walk swiftly toward our room. ana l guesseu .mat . jjlcsy- j was making frantic gestures for ;i her to hurry. ' ."Why everything of Madge's is gone; her hat, her cOatr bag and suitcase! Did you hear her goout? I 'didn't, but I suppose ' she's streaked it down to that sta tion to get reservation again.' "She's probably taken It.. over to Betty Kane's, or some place like that, to wait until it's time for the train; to go," my mother in-law suggested with an equable matter-of-fact manner that j sur prised me. "She probably figures out you'll kick up some. sort of a row when you find out she's go ing North, any way .'t "Do you think that's what she's up to TTDicky spoke du biously, .but there was a rough note in his voice that told me of .the rage" which .was consuming him. -1 - , ' "Why, of course, It Isl'l . his mother returned incisively, f" And I glory In her spunk. You know very well what you've got on hand in moving j and . finding place. If you had the backbone of a a mouse, you'd go with' her instead of acting like a frightened baby." v , . , " Dicky IDecides. jj I executed, two or threa silent dance'steps behind my father's locked door at this unexpected backing. I knew, of course, that to Mother Graham the thought of her ' personal possessions ; being left uncared for in Marvin was well nigh Insupportable, but I had been afraid that Dicky would be able to "wheedle: her over o his way of thinging as he had done bo many times before. --. .v. There was . a minute's strained silence. Then I! heard Dicky ex plode into heartfelt ejaculation Instantly his mother's shocked and angry voice commanded his silence. j . , x "Oh, of course, I beg pardon, and all that, mother!" he said. sullenly, after atminute. "But if you or Madge think she's going to get away with anything like that you're very much mistaken. I'm going to sit down at the ticket of f ice the rest of : the day, and,' be lieve me, if she dares come in and try to get that! reservation after I've cancelled it . she'll get an eari ful. She's sb I'll stage here afraid of a scene-. a mighty nifty third-act finale." "I have no doubt you will," his mother replied icily. . "It will only be on a par with - the other asinine exhibitions' you have beeq giving me this morning. But please spare me the details, and go along abou your business If I am really too you have any. upset to listen A Grim 3mlle-. to anything more," t Oh, I'll get out pronto.". Dicky rejoined huffily. "But If Madge comes back here before she goes to the. ticket office as, of course, she will you'I be only doing her a good turn If you put a flea in her ear to what I mean to. do.' "Will you please, permit me ; to plan my own conduct?" his moth er replied, -a most artistic not of infinite weariness in her voice. With a muttWed exclamation, which I was 'sure 'would pass no censor of proper speech, her son once more departed, this time with a closing; of the door i that was unmistakably and most; em phatically a sla(mr; ; IT: I heard niy motherIn-law'e footsteps lightly and rapidly , go ing back to tbe living room and I wondered If she shared Dicky's ridiculous and! far-fetched notion I had left the house. For the spacejffve minutes I.. heard nothing more, jand I was wonder ing how soon l would daTe--to leave my hiding place and ' find her. when I heard her coming back down theLhalt. and the; next instant her lo knock sounded on my door. . . I'" -''Margaret!'! she said tensely but softly. 'Iit me In."1- ff - I hastily unlocked the door, and when she! stepped inside I locked it again after her. When I turned and looked at her I.was surprised to see J her thin llj; twisted Into an approving if grS smile. I was so relieved that X laughed outright and pulled her down to the (bed on which 1 was . sitting. : "He has really gone," she said first, practically. "I watched him until I was; sure. And now what is your plan?- Of course, you can't go to Cvdar Crest." "I never Intended to," I said smiling. "But there are other stations, easily reached by taxi." "Good!" she commented. meant to suggest ; that if yoa hadn't thought 0fy it. But you'il have to make tracks, for he may come back at any minute. Now you get ready for. the journey, and 111 go overj to Mrs. Lukens and telephone for a taxi to come there -how soon!" "Twenty minutes," I replied laconically. ' .: j ., "Fine!" she responded approv ingly. "As sooi aa I get back I'll help you carry!, the things over there, then it Richard does come .back' before you go I'll be able to switch him off the track." : ; i -" - ' ; (To be Continued.) J I NEW CORPORATIONS I ,,.., . . , ... ; Articles of incorporation were filed here yesterday by the Midg ley Planing y Mill company ; of Eugene, capitalized at $50,000. The - Incorporators are ;. S.; B. Schneiding. David M. Graham and ; Curtis Marshall. Other articles were filed as follows: Hansen-Keller Truck company, Portland; .Incorporators, Theo dore Hansen, Hans Keller, John C. Shillock; capitalization, $10, 000. ) .; : j ; : '. ';j . Hawkins & Roberts, Salem; In corporators, H. M. Kawkins, Thomas Roberts, O. S. Krebs; capita lizaUon, ' $50,000. 1 ! Elgin Grain & Storage com pany. Elgin, Or.; Incorporators, Jonathan Green. C. E. Merritt, Jesse ! Crum;: 'capitalization,. $6000. - ; j ,!-,' Concrete Products company, Hillsboro; Incorporators, IL L. Tucker, W. R; Schulmerlch, Hel en Tucker; capitalization, $30. 000.' j. -.- i '-'. t Paulina. White Pine v Lumber company, Lapine; incorporators, C. NrThomas, Warren E." Thomas. J. N.; Masten; capitalization, $10,000. ... -I-".- j, Sprague Riverjcompany, Chllo quln; Incorporators. William M. Bray,' H. R. Crane. Joseph Thol-' hofer; capitalization, $2ro,oJOQ. Notice of Increase in 'capitaliza tion was filed by the foWbwing concerns: ;,.;v. ; , Phoenix Ironworks, Portland, $40,000 to $100,000; Nlckumx& Kelly; Sand & Gravel eompatfy, Portland, $50,000 .ta $15,000 Mt. Hood Soap company, i Port-x land,' . $5000 to-$250.000.. 1 - Notice of. dissolution .was- filed by the Astoria ( Hardware j company.-'; f-'j .-'- ? . I lSAVEUpARKETS Prices qaoted are waotesale anl at prices roeeivea h? fanners. . Ne fiA pries are gtvaa except as aotsd. ' ,8s 1 wseat 81110 - A . ., N 3 wheat 31.08. 'V. ' :- ' t '. -sNe. 8 IUd wheat. sacked, fl.07. , Cheet har. 330. . : . t v.; Oat hsy $20032. 7 r I! ' Clover hay. bsled, 321Q22. '1" ' EOOS. BUTTEK AND. MUTTZitAt Creamery, bolter 1 053., : Bntterfst, deltveretL. 62. ! Itilk. 32.45 ewt. i POUXTBX . ' G14 reosters Sew . ' Breilm - l&e.-- . -Heas. lisrht. lie. j- mm, nnij, inc. I , roaut, mutto AHD MZZT Jlors, top, 8Q?e. - , r j ; Llv hoc. ..? -. ! 'Dressed hoe. I212t. . ... Toe vesl. dressed, llt&lle. J lop steers, iiia. .Oit'i, 7 4J 3e. i -;.-''! ' ! ratrrca Baaans lie. I , lemons 810l0.ft0. J Navel orinr.i t Tjr7t tK Califurnia crapafrnit, 84.T5Q5.00. .i. fjorioa srapeimit. S7U. Empire rrapea 1 0 tt. . Cranberries $2 box. ! Dste. 31.75. i . Jap enK 93 bnaf1. ;i - i 1TDTC ' Walnats 80 lb. Filbert 80 la. (-Almond 26e.i' BratU 15 Ib.i VEOETAST.re ' i Csaliflower ee-ox , '! t Le"?e.' I'nP'risI sVllsy, t5.23L ( Hcsd lettuce. 84.25.. ; 1 Tomatoes 83.00. S I Portland Bnylnj Prices ; i EOOS. POTTLTaT A2TO IIXXTS. j- BUTTERF AT flRM f r o.(l charnias; cream. 52(t53e f.'p. fc, Portlaad; onderrrades. 50051. f ' J , EGGSWEAK ! ! Currfnt rereipts S334e; white 'hen Wiesb 86 38c ; delivered; pallets. 32 33r; Storss 3235e. ! 1 i 1.1 VB POULTBT S'OMINAl. 'tl-csa comsnissioa) Heavv faenv 2e lb.j do. lis;ht, 13e; springs, 17t(-l&e; eld rooster. 10c: ducks, white PekiQ, yonns. 1620e; dressed ducks, 0((.2tc; tar kes.::Xo. 1 dressed. 36 38c; Xo. 2. 21 2e; do live, tiomlnal; geese, I56iiec: d dressed, l?r21e.. ! t I ! DRESSED 1 M E ATB-STE A DY : (Ts . commissioa)- Cbolca liplit ko i, I2C2124: .Bttderrradt-. i lOfiiii?. . t-srade veal, li)43ej adr;rade, s 4 I 1 HAT -STEADY ( Dell ver-d Portland) Vslley tlirthy 821 toa: Eastern Oreran timailhv . . . alfalfa, $21 ton i elover. $21 tou nttiw'. GliAIX iUIET j Bid pricea f track Portland In t.. Wheal options $t.l8r,l.27:- Daart or bletem, 8t.486i 2.00: , . n.t. -ii ., barley $34; millroa $SI 3l.50ii 1 SttUlT i- I FKtJlT STEADY Apple. 60ehS1.50 (irrardin. .... iety aad pack):: pears 6(irr75c box. j VEQETAXIfS I f ' VEGETABLES STEADY lOrecoa Potatoes. 50(22 60a ewt - n.. csbbag, nominal; parsnips, 31,00 urk cn-t3LLack ; onions. 81.75(ii2 cwt ceuliflower, $10il.75doevJr. " ' wool 8rbw I Hslf blood snd fine. 85fiJ40! the.. etrht her blood. 32 O 33c; eusrtr blood, hi 6i32c:'kw quarter and braid. 254j27a. matted ar rotted wool. 22 2 Sc. NOT E Eastern Oreroa. Watsb In rt t and Idabe ranch elipa briae 8 ia S cen lass, thaa vallev wool. ) , H OPS Q U I kT ! eQ"87 HOPS 1921 crop, aoaainal; be a- Cl r i T