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SATURDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 17, 1923 SOMEBODY NEEDS WEED WH AT WHAT YOU HAVE 1 SOMEBOD Classified Section THE CUEGON STATESMAN, SAaJSM. OREGON ' ' ''' 'fes9!W"" 1 1i ? f V t. V- ! i , t'tsune 2:1 -Advert iln jr Ikpt. classified auvektisememtb per word: Per iBMrtioB . te 5e Three insertions NORWICH DSION rriBK INSURANCE SOCIETY W. H. Burghardt. Jr. Resident A cent 371 Stat St. MONEY TO LOAN On Real Estale , T. K. FORD (Orer l.udd ft Hnsh Bank) FOR RENT FURNISHED APARTMENTS !A THREK ROOM FHRNISHED APART- moat at 448 Union. Very desirable. ' - - nil FOR BENT FUHXIsHED APART ment. S rooma, free heat, light, water and telephone. 592 Jr. Summer. Phone 1078. ' B6 rOH HUNT AP A HTM a I TS ail Mu. OoeaoierHal HOT7SE8 SIX ROOM HOUSE. COOD WEbU. E eetricitv. Close to Jefferson highway a ad ear lino, $15 per month. Rout 4. Box 8 A. rPhone 80Fg n!7e FOR RENT FURNISHED ROOMS, team heat, eloao in, 544 X. Commer cial. Phono 1549 J. , B20 FOR RENT A F A K T M IRT8 AND looping rooma Leonard Hovel. t&4 M From Sirees. - PRINTED CARDS. SIZE 14" BY 7I". wording "rnraiahod Rooma." prioo 10 eeata each, States an Bnsiaese Of '. Gmaad Floor. FOR RENT UNFURNISHED! E00MS THREE NICELY UNFRNISHED ROOMS for rent. Sooth 19th nl7 IFOR RENT-Miscellaneousl FOR RENT J $12. house, 4 rooms. 20, hooso 1 rooms, bath.; --$25, cottage. 5 R, garage. $25, house. 8R, 3 lots. $30, bungalow, 6 rooms. FURNISHED HOUSES $25. cottage. 4R. $:t5. 'honu BR, 3 lots. $0. house, 6R at 441 Center St. $25, honse, SR. 3 acres. lO acres, good buildings . CHILD8 BECHTEL R4f State St. ' nl.'tf ) FOR SALE Miscellaneous FOR HALE ONE POPALAR, ONE GAS range and one heating stove. 975 N. Commercial. ,n20 10 CHECKER RABBITS FOR SALE. cheap if taken at once. About 6 does -'hutches and all for $10. Route 8. Box 8SB. n!7 APP1-ES, DELIVERED, 7V-A BOX:3 for $2; 5 for $3. Baldwin. King, Spitsenberg, - Vanderpool. Ward K. Richardson, 2395 No. Front. Phono 484. B8-10-13-15-17 FOR SALE 2 HEAVY ' WOODEN tanks about 4x6x3. ft. , Two inches clear lumber, ideal for farm uses. Cash price $10 each. See Kay at Oregon Growers' plant. Salem. 20 FOR SALE RED HILL BURBANK Po tatoes, sise and Quality guaranteed. B. - Cunningham. Phono 8112. -20 PRINTED CARDS, SIIS 14" BT T'" wording "For Bala. Enqwlre at. Pries I 1 eoata each. Btateemaa Baaiaaos Offieo. Grow ad Haw ; Beautiful Oregon Rose A ad eleven other Ore goa songs together with a ne collection of patriotic songs, werod aoaga and many old time favor ite ill. FOB 5e. . I Special priewa la a.eaatlty lota) EapwciaUy adaptable for school -tty singing. Bead for Western Songster 18 pe-ea new in Its third edition , ,.; Iallishad By -. ' ORKGON TEACHER afONTHLY 915 8. Cemereisl 81 Baleta. Ore. .APPLES DELIVERED, 75c A BOX; S tar $2 ! 5 for $3. Baldwin. Kin. Kpitienberg, Vanderpool. " Richardson, 2395 Ko. Front. tPkJ 494. : : ' i a8-10-13-15-17 FOB BALE OLD NEWSPAPERS 10 eeata a bundle Circulate department ntrM ".tsfeessen LIVESTOCK FOR SALE ONE HORSE. WEIGHT atoiit 1100 lbs; names. Prica f3a. Koc.lofHli Phone 970. n!6tf HELP WANTED I THE HERCULES HOSIERY MILLS direct to oser requires a local representative- permanency. ood remuii- t rration. Write: DiMrict Manager, -3 Morgan Eldg. Portland. al7 8E1.L MADISO "BETTEB MADE' SHIRTS direct from our factory to wearer. Ks capital or expeneneo re ejeired Easily sold. Big profits Write fe rREE SAMPLE3. MADISON Vtl.LS Xa Broadwar. Nww York TXMAXJi WOMAN WANTS WORK BYJJAY. AL . .... .lt ... i .si- serving. 9 J hth 17 9h. WANTED ELDERLY, for family ef three work Phone 1!.I HOU8F.KEEPKIt in country. Light I7 V A VTKDrt-TWO EXPKR1 ENCKD FIN ling carpenter. Call 403 Mate M i ... i.tn q-:iii. nil IrlAXE AKD FEMALE WANTED MKN AKU r.w.r..-. , take farm paper subaeriptmns A g" propoaition ! r'h fJr.am.. ' Areas the Pacific Homestead. Btateemaa - n-AUtU aB RMr Salens 1 rre BAIXSMEN , BALEHMEN HAND CtMRM . dr. Husilprs eariiing big. "'2 Hugh II. , McClecry. WasbmgloB, Iwa. . Classified Ads in The . s tatesman Bnn2 Results On. tMk (sis lasertiona) So One month , 20c , Biz month' cos tr art par mo. 15e 13 months' eontrert. per mo 12e MiaimajB for aa advertisement SSe ( LOST AND FOUND LOST LOST A LOGGING CHAIN. PHONE 108F3 for reward. n20 LOST OPENi FACE GOLD FILLED watch. Return to Statesman. Reward. LOST A CHAMOIS BAG CONTAINING an T. C. Paddock hospital pin, lavalier and small ring. Finder phone 1078. nl7 PERSONAL w I GET MARRIED BEST MATRIMONIAL paper published. FREE for stamp. CORRESPONDENT. Toledo, Ohiwdl3 I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE5 FOR any bills contracted by nay wife, Mrs. Florence Lewis, who left or bed and board last April 26, 1923. Kay Lewis. . nl7 I REAL ESTATE City Best Buys and Exchanges 4 room bungalow $1250; easy terms. : 7 room bungalow, part modern, lots of fruit, fine location, garage, some furniture, $2150; $600 cash, balance $20 monthly. 5 room new bungalow, modern, pared street, owner leaving. $3350; $650 cash, balance $28. 26, monthly inter est .included. ' - Green house and residence doing a good business, $6,000; terms. Market in good location, good trade, cheap rent, $3500. Grocery doing good business, good re son for selling. Want to trade for varaat lot. Money to loan, houses to rent. Socolofsky 341 State. nlTtf iWho? I wsnt a Salem property in exchange . for a fine home in Lebanon. Will give anyone a good trade. See my stent. Wm. Fleming, 341 State St., for detail. . BRAND NEW BUNGALOW SNAP Jut completed, with best of material and workmanship, up to date in every way. It's a dandy, with large living and dining room in one; 2 bedrooms, each with a large ciosi-t. Bath -and toilet. Medicine cabinet; beautiful - kitchen-, w ith all the built-ins. Cooler, wood lift. Ureakt'avt nook, full ce nent bssement. front and hack porch. Corner lot. Sightly location; desirable neighborhood. A home that is a real -dream for the small sum of $2800; with terms. I-ook the town over then come to ns. We can prove to you that it is the best hoy for the money. See CHILDS b BECHTEL 540 State Street. w , nlCtf ; t EIGHT ROOM HOUSE ON CORNER LOT one block from postoffice. . An excel lent investment at ,63Q0.. Five room house on Center street nesr Capitol.! Basement, furnace ,iot 66x156. Variety of fruit and bearing walnut trees.; $5000. Four room modern house in Oaks ad dition. $3)50. Verr easr terms: WINNIE PETTYJOHN. Realtor al Oregon Bldg. - nfStr FOR TRADE 68 acre -farm on good road, running water, for house and lot or acreage in or near Salem. Somebody can make an excellent trade. Why not you! For Sale 4 room bungalow with full basement. Has breakfast nook and convenient built-ins. Fine location. Take it for $2800 and only $500 down. tt room buniralow just off Capitol street. Has full concrete basement, : furnace, fireplace, hardwood floors, built in conveniences and cedar sid ings. A nice corner lot and garage. You can not tieat this for $5250. t Large 5 room bungalow with bsse ' nent, close in for $5000. Upstairs csn be made into three nice rooms. A very good buy. . t , If it is a house, a lot, a farm, or a trade too ' want see me. RICH Ii. REIMANN Realtor Office nhone 1013 Res. phone 726R 229 Oregon Bldg. nlGtf Trades A good five seres Just outside of Spokane for anything in the valley or Salem. Lebanon fine residence for Salem similar quality. Forest Grove small fruit ranch for Salem, etc. Cran berry land in Washington for Salem. See Wm. Fleming, 841 State St. nl6tf ' - A TRADE I have a $ room house, barn, chick en house, yard, woodshed sad store house, and 4 of a block of ground in Cottage Grove, value $2500; for a 5 or 6 room bouse in North or West Salem. i J. A. MILLS, 331 H State St. i i nl4tf II J. HEALTH FORCES SALE A 8 room cottsge well built, prac tically as gied ss new, big lot or with less. Close in, modern. See Wm. Flem ing 341 State St. FOR SALE GOOD FIVE ROOM HOUSE paved street $2500; $300 cash. Seven ; room bungalow, two lots, paved street. eat front. Waring fruit trees, $3500; esiy terms; New house, corner lot $67-5 Exchange, "choice ten sere tpact well : improved top home in Salem, 65 sere ' farm $5500. Take city property or acreage to half value. Modern house for rent $25. F. L Wood, 341 State St f ! PRINTED CARDS. SIZE 14" BT 7" wording7 "Rooms to Bent," price 1 eents each, i Statesman Basiaeas Of firm, H-mtad Floor PRINTED CARDS. SIZE 14" BT 7fr' wording "For Rent." price 11 eont. each, ' Statesmen Bualaeae Office, or Gm4 Flw ' REAL ESTATE FARMS I FARMS FOB BENT FOR ' KENT 115 A CU EH. 8 MILKS of Salem lnniiire 1111 Court. . -- n!8 -r"I;iT' FARM FOR , KENT 25 ACRES In fruit and some' farm land. God : buildings on rocked road, half mile fronv pavement. Will sell implements and team. U. B Query, l'hono 77F2. .4 i . n21e SMAI.I KANCII TO RENT TO A juuni or elderly couple for a term of years. I .and suitable for poultry, . bcr- . ries. fruit and nuts. Will give right parties interest in. property if they a- . siht ' its development. tA. ! HHUNSTEDT Ui.iii.! Temple... Salem, Or. i n!5tf TO TRADE 'TO TUADE -Hi ACRE DAIRY FARM all stocked nntl ci'itppeo. 12 goon c.w T.n tons of hay. Price with atock fd and enii'pinest $7,000. Will take bouse in Sajciu a part payment, balance rood trrnis. Thomason, 831 State St. '-.. n I4tf T Read the Classified Ads. REAL ESTATE Suburban j FOR SALE City and farm property. Snap, 5 acres, 2 miles east. Small house, barn, coop, well. ' small fruit. Choice land. $1500. See Latham & Tompkins for bargains. 331 ' State Si. n!6tf One Acre Snap - Just outside of the city on paved road with a neat little house 12x20 feet and a sleeping porch 8x22 ft., on a good corner. Ideal location for a store. I want to sell quick so I put the price down to bedrock. Price $1200; terms. This is well worth J(too or more. If you wsnt a snap aee my agents CHILDS A BECHTEL 540 State Street Look it np today. n!6tf. f USED CARS FOR SALE 1 FOR SALE Al'TO. A-l CONDITION. Kee owner at 1145 Cross street. Bar gain if taken at once. nld 1918 Ford Touring $75 This car is in very good mechanical condition. Has good tires and top. Re painted. Phone 22 or 1599M. CHEVROLET USED CAR DEP'T. 349 N. Cam. i nl"tf 1921 Chevrolet Roadster Wire wheels. 5 good tires, spot light h everything. $350. Oleson Anto Ex change, 173 S. Liberty. Phone fititi nl7tf SOME GOOD BUYS JN USED CARS " 1920 Hupmobile in first class shape, 625. 1923 Ford touring, just ; run 4 months, $425. 1920 Ford touring, good running con dition $225. 1922 Maxwell coupe. (4-Pass.) taken back. $875. 1920 Overland. $200 We hare some more good used csrs but the shove sre real bargains and we will guarantee these O. B. GINGRICH MOTOR CtX Corner Stste and Front StsT' i Phone 65(5. nl8 USED CAR BARGAINS Ford touring $90 00 Ford coupe - ,. $425.00 Ford touring $50.00 Essex touring $550.00 Dodge touring $495.00 Maxwell touring .1... .- $90.00 Chevrolet touring .$ 100.00 Overland sedan $550.00 1922 Gardner $800.00 Briscoe touring $50 00 EMF utility car . - $50 00 A special price on a new Gray touring car. 1924 model. . We have others for your selection Come in and pick yours. F. W. PETTYJOHN CO. 219 N. Commercial St. nlttf GOOD USED CARS GINGRICH MO tor Co.. 219 State. i nl-tf USED FORD CARS FROM AN AUTHORIZED FORD DEALER - 1916 touring $75.00 1917 touring . .$125.00 -1918 touring $ 100.00 1919 tonring . -.$B25.00 1920- tonring ... ,.$235.00 1915 roadster , ..$110.00 1917 roadster. $ 125.00 1919 roadster ". ..$135.00 ,1918 coupe ... ... ...$265.00 1923 coupe ,.$495.00 1922 1923 ltl! 1QI9 1 920 sedan .$125.00 sedan. ..$825.00 ..$165.00 ..$335.00 delivery.. track truek- -$235.00 All cars guaranteed to be in good running order. Liberal terras. Open evenings and Sunday VALLEY MOTOR CO. 260 No. High. Phone 1995 n8tf WANTED Employment REFINED WIDOW, UNINCUMBERED, Position, housekeeping, city or coun try 1142W. n!8 f WANTED Miscellaneous 1 WANTED SECOND HAND FORD with starter. Call 1956W. e n2n WOOD CUTTERS WANTED TO TAKE contracts apply C. B. Query, Phone 77F2. n21e WOOD FOR SALE FOR GOOD, WOOD PHONE 1879W ! .1 dl WRITE IN FOR PRICES OX WOOD. H. A. Kuenzi, Silverton. ; dl4 FOR WOOD CALL C. B. QUERY PHONE 77F2. -j j . :.'n21e JUDD WOOD SERVICE. OLD SECOND growth fir, oak and mill-wood. ' Care ful attention to each order. Phone 108F3. Judd's Wood's Good. D12. BEST GRADE OF WOOD 4 ft. snd 16 inch green mill wood Dry mill wood - - Dry second growth fir Dry old fir. lt inch BLOCK mill wood is the best fuel to save your dry wood. Prompt delivery and reasonable priee. Frei E. Wells, 280 8. Church. Phone 1542. 9tf WOOD SAW PROMPT AND CARFFTU. service with wood ssw. Phone 108F3. S)K BAI E 16 INCH ObU FIB ANIi s-eonH growth 4 foot and oak. Psoe ion r v-r.!.i PUBLIC NOTICES NOTICK . ; s i r Notice Is hereby, given that a road district meeting will be held at the Oakdale School , House in Road District No. 23 in' Marion County, Oregon, on Saturday the 24th day of NoVember. 1923 at 2 o'clock p. ro., for the purpose of levying an additional tax for road purposes in ssid District. I W. if. DOWNING. n3-10-!7 County Judze Madihl To Have New Hull Hiit. MADRID, Oct. 20-ny Mail -There seems to be little danger of bullfighting dying out as the na tional isport of Spain, for sonu; years at least. Although the peo ple of Madrid and other cities haTe become somewhat i bored because of the poor uality of tho contests recently and despite stronger com petition from others, sports, the construction of a newbbull rinc of inubr. larger dimensions thanUc present ono is proceeding. " ," CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY Of Reliable Business and Professional Firms Ar ranged in Alphabetical Order for Quick Reference AMBULANCE SERVICE SALEM AUMBULANCE SERV1CF. Phone 66o; 173 8. Liberty. Day and night J".1"1'. AECHITECTS FREEMAN ft 8TRCBLE, REGISTERED Arcniteis, 510 Batik of Commerce Building. AUTO REPAIRING Did the Other Man Fail? If si come to u-. We never fail. Jack Doerfcr Motor Repair. 410 . t'uiu'l. " nl7 WE DON'T PERFORM MIRACLES BtT we do give you honest to goodness re pairing at reasonable rates, tiring us your car. LAN It AM OARAOK 1610 No. Commercial St. Phone 890 nUU NOT JI ST AS GOOD--BirT A DARN sight better repairing than any other shop in Kalem. Jack Doerfer Motor Kejair, 410 8. Commerciul St. t.lCi AUTO TOPS . i " Need a New Top? We are prepared to supply you with the best grade of top- iu the world fitted by the best top men in Oregon. ' W. E. GRCNKRT . 236 8tate St. nit. BATTERY AND ELECTRICIAN PRESTO-LITE BATTERY SERVICE Station. Expert battery and electrical work. Ferris tiroa.. Phone 180a, 41 Court. ft. D. BARTON EXIDE BATTERIES starter and generator work; 171 South Comin ere ial BICYCLES AND REPAIRING LLOYD E. RAMSDEN DAYTON BICY cls and repairing: ?87 Court. . BIRDS. FLOWERS AND PET ('LAKE'S PET LAND. BIRDS. FLOWERS Pets 273 State tf CARPENTER s ' CARPENTER WORK OF ALL KINDS day or contract. Built-ins a specialty. All work guaranteed. Reasonable. Phone 78M. 20e CARPET AND RUO WEAVING 4ALKM. CARPET CLEANING AND Fluff Rug Works Rsg and fluff rugs woven any site without seams. New mattresses made to order. Old mat tresses remade. Feathers renovated. I buy all kinds of old carpets for fluff rugs 13 and Wilbnr streets. Phone 1151. Otto F. Zwicker.Prop. CEMENT CONTRACTORS fOB CEMENT WORK CALL AT , V, Sommer street Phone 74 J t 1 1- CHIMNEY SWEEPS . i CHIMNEY SWEEPING TV R N A C E cleaning. F. Councilman. Uay L. Farm er Hardwire eonipsny. CHINESE PHYSICIAN )R L. T DICK CURES ANY KNOWN disease 153 S. High St. Phone 283. ' CHIROPODISTS R. S. F. SOOTT. GRADUATE NA t""ual University Sciences, Chicago ?issonic Temple. Phone 6t0. a CHIROPRACTORS RS. KCOTT A 8CHOFIELD. P. S. C. , Chiropractors. 414 19 U. S. Bank Bldg. Phone 87; res. 8J8-R. " OR RF.DM0ND, 328 OREGON liLDO Phone 13. 1 CLEANERS AND DYERS jALEM CLEANERS AND DYERS Suits cleaned snd pressed. 1.50. 8r.ts sponged and pressed, 50c. 215 8. Com'.. Phone 1868 CONSULTING ENGINEERS ?1 VI L. 4CONStn-TING. CONSTRUCTION Constructing Engineer. Surveys, -estimates. Jno. II. Neef. 319 Oregon Hid g.- Phone 775. DRE8SMAJON0 DRESSMAKING AND DESIGNING. Carrie Fisher, Mi-Cornack Bldg, over Millers. - nlStf PRINTfcD CARDS SIZE 14" BY 7fr wording "Dressmaking"; price It' cents each.- Statesman Bnsineaa Office flronnd Floor DRUG STORES vVM. NEIMEYER "JUST DRUGS,' 175 N Commercial. Phone 167. ELECTRICIANS SALEM ELECTRIC CO. buiding. Phone 1200. ,MASO.IC KLECTR1C FIXTURE AND SUPPLY Co. ITinne la, 222 N. Liberty. R;HIK FLEKNEK. ELECTRICIAN House wiring by hour or contract. Es timates furnished Phone 980. 414 Court St. 1.LIK'8 ELECTRIC SWOP ELEC trical machine repair ng, contracting. :: ;7 t iwrt. Phone 4. FARM PAPER POCLTRYMEN SEND EIGHT TWO rent etampa for special threa months' trial for the best and oldest journal it? the west. The articles and advertiae snents are of special interest to th 'poultry breeders of the. Northwest Northwest Poultry Journal, 211 Com auercial i;-t. Salem. Oregon IF YOU WANT TO GET THE BE7 farm paper. Bead 15c to the Pa-ifi- - Home te d, Salem, Oregon for a, three mooh' trial subscription. Hoattuu the s FINANCIAL VE HAVE .".O0O PRIVATE MONEy to ion on (arm property. ANDERSON & RUPERT , 47 f)icgon bldg. , .OYEf:NMET LOANS ON FAX MS 5 per cctit. UO.'l Snlm ISank of Commerce LOANS UNDER RESERVE SYSTEM on cny or larin property, itcserve iw Itosit company, Vi Kourth Street, Port land. Or. FARM LOANS AT 'ft PER CENT and 4 PER CENT ANDERSON 4 RHITIIT C'Cgnn BMg., Salem, Ore. r ARM UANS LESS INTEREST, longer time, no commission., Proleo1 against adversity. City .loans, lowest . J rains, monthly" - instalment. pre-pay-"luent pririleiri-a.-J. C. HieemunJ, rooul !, over I .add A Dush bank. FINANCIAL FARM LOANS Insurance money, any amount 6 per cent, for 5, 7, 10 or 20 years, with full prepayment privileges entire Willam ette vallev.- HAWKINS & ROBERTS 205 Oregon Bldg.. Salem. Oregon LOi'Nft LOANS LOANS t can make yonr farm or city loans, best . service Kven If you need a loan, aee me; and if you have money to place, see .lie -I lwnys have takers G. W. - Laflar. Oregon bldg. HAWh.l.j RUHERTH CITY LO A Nd FLOKIST8 cur nowfcKS ukDniND Boiyi.si fitaeral wreaths, decorstions ' 0 V Hreithaupt, florist. 1J3 N Librt V nrm quo FRA tern ax OY A ' OR PTO K 1,OlHT JASON ,M Memorial No S30 meets In Odd Fel lows' hall every first, third snd fifth Tuesday of the m orth AI oiiiim valmms . FUNERAL DIRECTORS 8ALTCM MORTUARY." FUNERAL DfttR' tors. 210 Cento' . Phono - FURNACES SEAOROVB FOR FURNACES 8IBL1 coo Fipeless. 983. 1 163 r'erry St Pl-one ' w24tf rVRNITURX- STORES JIESE FURNITURE OO TTA LTT furniture for leas sit.jj 7 Oor Phone 64. PEOPLE' 8 FURNITURE STORE NE and aecond hand fnrmittir: 271 K Vtmmeretal HATTERS EATON A EATON. practical hatters formerly C. B. Ellsworth establishment first cImhs hat work of all kir.de 291 N. Commereisl. HEMSTITCH TOO HEMSTITCHING, STAMPING, PLEAT intc Anna M.' Busick, over Miller's store n!5tf SAI.KM ELITE H EM8TITCUINU pleating, buttons, stamping and needle work; 328 Orecon bldg. Phone 879. MRS. C. E. MHiER HEMSTTTCHTNG stamping, buttons. Room 10, over Mil ler'a store Phono 117 JUNZ. JTtlJiA ri BUY AND tools, and juak. cist Phone sell rmiNPruBr 975 North Co-i.n- LADIES TA1XOK1NO D II. MOSIIER TAILOR FOR MEN end 'women. 474 Court St V. J MAYER LADIES' TAILORING long ens'e and auita. Room 7. MeCor vaek Bldg i LAC NDR1ES 4AI.KM IJkliKllKT COMPANY. ia S Liberty street. Phone 25. Oldest largest beat Established 18S9. CAPITAL CITY STEAM LAUNDRY Quality work; prompt service; 128 . Hfiitlwat Fhona 165. MACHINE IHor THE CROSS AUTOMATIC ELECTRH Stea-n boilers, mlcanisers and tnb platea. Perry 0. Campbell. 117 N Liberty. KEDICA1 MOUNTAIN BALM COUGH REMEDY Phone 117 W MUSIC LESSONS P. F. THOMAS AND ,MRS. ZEN A Thomas, violin and piano instruction. Accredited by the State Board of In struction. Studio 665 N. 1 6th, phone 1518J. . d2 A COURSE 1NVBUSINESS PIANO playing Popular syncopated ataudard ttinsie. Semi-classics and ballads; 1! lessons. Waterman Piano School, Me Cornack Bile. " MTJSIO 8T0RE8 SHERMAN. CLAY ft CO., PIANOS Steinways, Duo Art and others. Moore's Music House, 415. Court street. GEO. 0 WILL PIANOS. PHONO grspha. sewing machines, sheet music. nd piano studies. Repairing phono graphs and sewing machines; 432 State, Salem. TRADE YOUR OLD PIANO FOR A NEW Victor or Brunswick. 11. L. Stiff Fwrni n-e On., Mimic Dept. NATUROPATHIC PHYSICLANM 1K A. SLAUGHTER ACUTE AND chronic diseases; 415 Oregon Bldg Phone HO ' NEWSPAPER AGENCIES News Dealers THE PORTLAND TELEGRAM SALEM a rent Un Mix son. Phone 1067J. Of fire phone f):'.0. d2- VUR8EBY STOCKS M)!l SALE OREGON CHAMPION . f i-oselierry plants ff.lf) per thousand. ' mile south o' Chemaa or write t- Kctiber, Ivt. 8, Salem. nt s COMPLETE LINE FRUIT AND NUT trees. r'rnithind nursery, office 541 .r'erry. Phono )J3 or 1140M. CMMPI.ETK LINE TREF.8 SMALL fruif, ornamentals. Capital City Nur sery Co., 426 Orecoa Bldg Phone 76. KRUIT, NUT AND SHADE TREES Pear Bros'.. 237 State OPTICIANS WOKIilH Ol'lll'U. OOMPANT ORE goa Bldg. Rooms 301 to 304. ! I I - . Gl.sSSKS FITTED BT THE BOW OP ' ttral On.. 32A State siret opposite '.sol Bn.h Bank. "Use Quality Pf-oven 8hr-one." PAPERHANGINO AND PAINTING - - . .. PHONE GLENN ADAMS FOR HOUSE decorating, paper banging, tinting, et.. .KeliAhla workman. .. . lyl., TEN CENT KAIJiOMIMNK,! BEAUTI t iH f eolors ; 1 - nWe reonsa. Mas O. Durse. 17K N. CommeifjaL PHYSICIAN OF PHYSIOTHERAPHY DR. JACKSON. DOCTOR OF PHYSI therapy, treats all ailments, women's troubles especially. 265 N. Commercial actreet. Phone 1091. PIAKO TUNERS tUWAKU MKLP eAfbltlllMJUi n no tuner Leave orders Will's Music Store PLUMXINQ PLUMBING REPAIRING 'AND COIL work. Phono l7 ' Shop 1S7 Union street. A. L. Godfrey. PUBLIC ACCOU1TTAKT8 FRANK R. KELLOGG, PUBLIC AC eonntant. systems, bookkeeping, s vies auditing 213 Oregon Bidg RADIATORS. FENDERS, ETC. RADIATORS FENDERS. BODIES made or repaired. J. C. Bs.ir.236 State. SCAVENGERS SALEM SCAVENGERS UAKBAtih, refuse of nil kinds removed. Cespoo' cleaned. Phone 167 or 1007 J SOOS SCAVENGER SERVICE - (8UC ceasor to Neat. Scavenger) Grhag and refuse of all kinda reuioved ht tt-e month. Reaauoal'le rates Phone 0fi-e SUA- ridence fsa SECOND HAND GOODS SAI.EM BARGAIN HOUSE BUYS AN I sells second hand furniture, tool ami junk: S20 N Commercial Phone 492 VANTM KV EJt YT HIG IN C OIH; Ing and shoes. ' Best prices p-d Cap Hal Exchange; . 242 North Qoin eria STOVES AND STOVE REPAIRING ' rTOVE8 REBUILT AND REPAIRED ' 40' years' ' experience 'Depot National - feao. sises S tt l iti high PaiaU oils and varnishes, etc., loganberry and hop Jhooka. . Salem Fence and Stove 7 Works. 250 Conrt r trees Ptaoae 14 , TIRES AND ACCESSORIES CSED PARTS 13 to 1-2 OFF. MIKE'S Auto Wrecking House; 424 North Commercial. Phone 528. TRACTORS V. C. HA AO A CO.. 444 FERRY ST. Phone 210. Cletrac tractors. Oliver im plements. TRANSFER-HAULING WE MOVE. STOKE AND SHIP HOUSE bold goods. Our specialty is piano an furniture moving. We also make conn try trips We handle the best ooal an wood. Call on us for prices. We givi good measure, good quality and goue service. Lnrtner Transfer Co. Phons ta CAPITAL CITY TRANSFER CO State St. Phone 933. Distribeting. for wording and storsge" oar specialty. Gel our rates TRANSPORTATION C-NTKAL MOTOR BUS LINK Central S'age Terminal, Bala's, Oregon SALEM EUGENE Leave Sale 7:15 a. in.; 9:15 a. m. ; !l:15 ft. m.'; 1:15 p. m. ; :15 p m.. :15- p m.: 7;30 p. m.: to Onrvallia only PARKER'S STAG- 1NES J. W. Parker, General Manager Central State Terminal Salem, Oregon. SALEM-SILVERTOX DIVISION. .eaves Salem. Central SUte Terminal; 7 a. m.; 11. a. m. ; 5 p. as 'eaves Siiverton News Stand: 8 a. m.; 1 p. m; 6 p. a. talem Independence-Monmouth Division: Leaves Salem. Central Stage Terminal: 7 a. m.; 9 a. m.; 11:10 a. m.; 8:10 p. m. 5:10 p m eaves Monmouth, Monmoath Hotel: 8:15 a. m.; 1 p. m. ; 8:15 p. ra. leaves Independence, Beaver Hotel; 8:30 m.; 9:50 a. .; 1:15 p. a 4 p. m. ; 6:80 p. m. Leaves Central Stage Terminal, Salem, for Valise at: 7 a. m.; 11:10 a. m ; :10 p m. Lesres Gail Hotel. Dallas, st 8 a. m.; 1 p. m.; 6:15 p. , We make connections at Salem to all parts of the valley. Extra trips by np pointment. J W. PARKER. General Manager TYPEWRITERS FOB BENT SPECIAL STUDENT RATE FOR TYPE, writers. Four months $10. : Under wood Typewriter Co., 300 Masonic Bldg. Q8-tf , ; VETERINARIAN FRED W. LANGE, VETERINARIAN Office 220 South Liberty. Phone 1198 Res phone 1948J. . mtt - . WATEB SALEM WATER, LIGHT A POWEB OO. Office, 8U1 South Oouiiuerciol ot. leu per eent discount on domestic fla rates paid in advance. No deduction! for sbeence or any eanae nnless wate ia ahnt off ranr pramiaea. GET NEW POULTRY RAISERS TO COME There Is No One Thing That Will. Help More in Build ing Up This District One or two of the real estate men in Salem, when they get Into touch with outsiders : who are looking towards the Salem dis trict as a location where they may engage with sucess in the poultry industry, send or bring their names to the Statesman building, and have sample topics of the Northwest Poultry Journal sent to the prospects. , (enei-;il Imitation Now, with Ht idea of assistiuc in the development of the sur rounding country, and increasii-. the prosperity aud helping Hit growth of Salem, all the real es tate men in Salenaud all the but rounding cities and towns, are in vited to do likewise. The sample copies will' be sent Tree of cost. This invitation is extended to ev ery one, real estate dealer or other person, who has a real prospect in line, or one who may be developed into a prospect. " Thi is not becaoso tho North west Poultry Journal needs 'new MAMF.n nTPTATHR flF BY BAVARIANS; f ? w " -, - i " V S 1 - -;'.: '. Augusil Von Kahr. : - i Serious civil war in Germany, which has smoldered ever since th Bavarian secessionists asserted their power, looms as Dr. August Von Kahr assumes the role of dictator of all Germany for the Bavarian Kascisti forces and plans to send his forces toward Berlin. President Ebert and Chancellor Stresemann of the Berlin government have Issued a proclamation; announcing that all supporters of Adolph Iiitler, real traders of the Fascisti. will be considered traitors. subscribers . particularly. . It. al-;j ready has 14,000 subscriber.-1, and that is a larger number than ,is necessary for maintaining its pres ent advertising rates; and' its cir culation isTgrowing constantly. It ii already more than twice as large as that of any competitor west of .the Rbcky imoaatains. It grows and grows, because it fills a need; and it does -it wellr"' . , " Should be Bijg;er Boom , ' -'; There Is already a boom- in the poultry industry in the Salem district;- all oyer Salem's patronizing territory. But there should be a bigger boom. This is a great poultry country, as shown by the numerous world records in laying contests. Salem ought to be the. Petal u ma pf Ore gon. .The moie'up to "date poultry breeders the better, for those now engaged iji that line.. We should have many more great poultry plants; men using mammoth in cubators arid .-immense, brooder house" equipments. We shauld have big 'duck farms and gooje farms, - With the start : already nvade, and with every , one ho ought to push pushing on the lines hard, the vision oT an Oregon Petahuna here will come true fast. That will mean an industry bringing ill million. of dollars annually. Several Siiverton . Citizens are Accused As a. result of, six ra'ds upon Siiverton places Thursday night. L. J. Wolfard and Victor Gil stram entered pleas of guilty to charges of possession of intoxi cating ; liquor in the. justice court "Friday afternoon. Dr. A. E. gsjswtwsiiutti-, wsnwia un ity Qua! IN PRINTING will reflect youi personality in your Business. Correct office forms and busi- - ness stationery, increases effic iency, accuracy, economy and pleasure' in your Business. Our icommercial department is Equipped to give you immediate and satisfactory service at prices that are right. Suggestions and estimates given at your request. The Oregon Stciteman - Commercial Printing Department 1 - 3 - - : -- I I I SaqswnasMssssssss a ass sssns AT J. HERMANY TRAITOR BY BERLIN1 Wrightmari.O prominent physician of that city, -demanded trial up on a like charge. Sentence upon Wolfard and Gils tram will be pas cd by Judge P. J. Kunts Monday. It Is said a small quantity of beer and wine was found on tho premises of Dr. Wrightrnan. He claims the beer was a bottle that he has kept for several years as a souvenir and that the wine is some that he took possession of abput a par ago to test in an ef fort to ascertain if it caused the death of a man who had used some of it. " . . Wrightnian Is also fighting the" legality - of the warrant used 1 in' searching his premises. GENEVA, Nov. 1. ( Associated Press by Mail). Fifty nations are awaiting the ratification of thi opium convention by witzerland. and they will have to wait many months, perhaps years, before . a decision Is taken. The question is not a federal but a cantonal one, and at present 22 -Swiss canton?, not including .three half-cantons, are "considering" the matter. Basel is described by those en deavoring to suppress the opium traffic as having become the larg est poison den In the world. Basel has great chemical factories em ploying many thousands of ork men, and the Swiss government, which is" already responsible for more than one hundred thousand unemployed, ia apprehensive of approving the treaty which would increase their number. Please pay attention. Eighty In a fishing coijteat caug'it only one pound and it was in tiieSiene. mm w o.-sjsa Kaejs j