TIID OREGON STATESMAN, SALZII,
LSOMEB0DY NEEDS'
CLASSIFIED SECTION
Phone 23 Advertising Dept.
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
Rate per word : . " .
Per Insertion - , . -, So
Three insertions 1' , , ; 5e
HORWTCH TJNIOW
TIRE INSURANCE SOCIETY
VV. U. Borghsrdt, Jr.
Resident Arent 371 State 8V.
MONEY TO LOAN
On Real Estate
T. K. FORD
f Over l,sdd Bash Bank)
f AUTOMOBILES A
AUTO REPAXEIXa)
rWFUi NOW THAT YOU DON'T HAVE
i to worry about Xmii. . presents better
bring in the old 'bus and let i rr
, pair it. Jack- Docrter Motor Repair.
' la-d25
AUTO TOM
SPLENDID SERVICE JS ALWAYS RE
reived t row our an to tops bee an so we
. make tbent from tbe best material eb
tamable. : -."-'
r- W. K. CRCNERT
25 -State St.
lb d23
FOR RENT FURNISHED.
hMttvl rooms. 723 St-t St. 2-427
e47AXTXEVTS
MVVbiwi x a. a u a ' a, a m a,
aad flat. Oarage. 920 Mill St Phono
2090 M. .. . " 2a-d25
l(AnrDtf c-txr to tm-k a t A ar W nrrT
SEAMAN'S APARTMENTS NICELY fur
nished, 26S B. Commercial. 2a-j4
POR KENT APARTMENTS,. 891 NO.
Commercial.
BOUSES
FOR RENT 6 ROOM FURNISHED
bouse. 955; another 930: another $45;
' another 940; another 9-5. Oertrsde
J. M. Pare. 2b-d23tf
sooacs-
FURNACE HEATED KOOM TO RENT
ear Capitol building. Call 1330W.
2c-d27
FOR RENT APARTMENTS AND
sleeping rooma, Leonard Hotel, z5 N.
i Front Street. ; . " .;. - -.
PRINTED CARDS, SIZE 14" BY
wording "Furnished Booms," price 10
rents each. Statesman Business Of
fice. Ground floor. '
FOR RENT UNFURNISHED)
CHOUSES'
FOR RENT ; . A r MODERN ROOM
with large . eieepina- porch, basement
near ear ' and acbool, iwe blocks from
Lincoln school. -Wm Fleming, Phone
803 or I734M. ' 3b-d23lf
FOR SALE Miscellaneous I
FOR SALE A CONN 8AXAPHONE IN
good condition. 404 Ferry 81. d2S
FOR SALE 3 JERSEY COWS; TWO
fresh and 1 coming fresh in spring:
1 Winona - wlson with wood rack 1
new wagon nerer ore a usru, urawn
mare weight 1150 lbs,;-new S section
harrow; 60 White Leghorn '-yearling
bona Just start to lay: 1 carload good
. oat straw. Ross Coodit, Aumayille,
: Oregon. AdS
FOR- SALE JERSEY COW8 2 FRESH
end 1- coming - fresh in spring;-1 Wi
nons wagon with wood rack ; 1 new
wagon never been used 1 brown mare
wt. 1150 lbs; I new 3 section harrow;
, 60 White Leghorn yearling hens, just
start to lay; 1 carload good eat straw.
' Boss Condit. AumsTille, Oregon.
. ' s 4-d23
HIE WILLAMETTE BAROAIX HOUSE
73 N. Commercial, Phone 588
bold goods and tools. . Our . expenses
are low; we ess fire yon a real bar
: gain. . - 28
' Beautiful Oregon Rose
And eleven ether Oregon aongs together
iik . fin Mllnftiion af Mtrietie sons.
-. sacred aongs end many eio-timo lavor
lies. ... , win- -
' (Special prices in ouaottry lorn)
ity or home singing. Send fer
Western Songster
" '. 78 pagss now In its third editlo .
Pebliseeo: y ,;-
- OREOOH TEACHER3.U0NTHLT
SIS S. Commercial St. ' Salem, Ore.
PRINTED CARDS 8JZE 14" BY 7W
1 - , t" DkL Aft " flA
v 10 eents each. Statesman Business
UNDERWOOD TYPEWRITER CO.
Have yonr machine repaired .by the
1 people who make it. Special rental
rate to students. 800 Masonic' Bldg.
GOAT MEAT, FIRST CLASS, YOUNO
and fat. 5e per pound by whole or
. half. Delivered free. Sonth Balem
market. Phone 788. d30
FOR SALE OLD NEWSPAPERS 10
eents s bundle. . Circulation department
. Oreron Stateetosn. ' ' i
UTE3TOCX
FAT, CORN FED DUCKS FOR CHRIST
Diat dinner. Phone 9F3. 4-d26
T iiri n 1 1 A k t-r-r-r i
HM K WAN h I
,4
BELL MADISO "BETTER MADE"
SHIRTS direct from our factory to
wearer. No capital or . experience ro
f nuired. Easily sold Big profits. Write
'.' for FREE 8 VMitES. MADISON
i MILLS. 503 Brosdwsy. New-York.
j . MAUS AJTP TXMAIJ : ' '
WVTVI MFTV AVT) WOMEN TO
take farm paper subscriptions. A. good
pronoiutioa to the right people.' Ad
t drefi the Paeifie Uewestead, Statesman
lHHsr., Kslrm, Or. ' - - -
SALESMEN
J5A1.F.SMEN FOR CIGARS TRAVELINO
ealary and expenses or commission with
drawing account. . Miut lie-active, am
bitions, rnergetie and desirous of mak
ing big mooer. Former experience not
- necessary. We - furnish instructions.
(irand opportunity for rieht tan to
ratsblish pemiaBeat profitable beniness.
Apply at once to A. Landmark ft Co..
lMmw, P. - 5e-d25
LOST AND FOUND 1
I-0ST
'jXST GOLD WRIST WATC11 WITH
i black ribbon.. i'bo no 2oyaJ. Reward,
Road the" CfaifM ' A&
One week (six insertions)
One month 1
Sis montfea contract per mo 15
J2 months' contract, per mo 12c
- Minimum for any advertisement 25c
REAL ESTATE City j
NEW 5 ROOM HOUSE. CORNER MT.
modern in every detail. 4 room house.
practieally new ' 83000. Gertrude J.
M. Page, !.?.. 8-d23U
Insurance
STANDLEY FOLEY
Ladd A Bash Bldg. . 8-d26
WE WISH YOU ALL A
M KRRY - CHRISTM AS
CH1LDS & BECUTEL
Resitors
540 Stste St. 8-d23.
i
BARGAINS DON'T OVERLOOK THAT
: apartment house close in that will
W 15 per cent on the investment;
: also that 8 room - residence 7 blocks
from the business center, for $3000;
$300 cash and $40 s month including
interest. These are real bargains.
Scott A Harris, 208 Oregon Bldg.
5-.- : . . . - 8-d23
FOR SALE FOUR ROOM HOUSE. Good
lot,. South - Salem $850; easy terms.
Five room house four lots, 91600. Six
room house corner lot 82300. Strictly
modern home close in $6000. Ten acre
tract close in 925O0. , A good house
value 93500 and cash for a small, farm.
, Want to buy five or ten seres, must
be cheap. House to rent. '
F. L. WOOD. 341 State St. 8-d25tf
CATHOLICS. WISHING TO MARRY.
BOOKLET FREE. Address HOME
CLUB, L-Bex 23, Urand Rapids. Mich.
'.';.'''. , 7-d35
SOME SPECIAL LOW PRICES
Fer the balance et the week en the
following brand new bungalows:
92800 Strictly modern 4 rooms.
83400 -Strictly modern 5 rooms.
83500 Strictly modem 5 rooms.
9 5000 Strictly modern 5 rooms,
$6500 Strictly modern rooms.
. If its a lot or s suburban house see
, CHILDS BECHTEL
t 540 State St, S-d25ti
BEST LISTINGS IN WILLAMETTE
Valley.
Robinson
212 Oregon Bldg. 8 d2S
BARGAINS DON'T OVERLOOK THAT
; apartment house dose in that will pay
15 per cent -en . the investment; also
that 8 room residence-7 blocks from
. the v business, ceuur, fer $3000. .$300
''.ml) tod $40 a month, including inter
: e.i .7 These are real bargains. Scott ft
Harris,' ; 208 Oregon Bldg. 8-d23tf
,' it t v 'I ; ' : '
SPECIAL
' 7 room plastered house, east Salem,
nesr Center street. bargain 'for
I $1900. .; . ... ' . -' ' -.-We
have a buyer for a little house.
Will : pay $100 cash aad $15 per
month. , i,- . i s
Stock snd equipment en 80-aere farm
for ssle. $600. i Three years lease for
1-3 of 'crop. j t:
Small grocery s'tore well located for
sale. 4
If yen have anything to exchange
. .See TH0MAS0N, SOI", State St.
- - - . i . 8-d22tf
FOR SALE
' 4 room bungalow, basement, well lo
cated;' new, only 9210O. Easy 'terms.
. 8 - room ' strictly modem . bungalow,
just off Capitol St. An excellent buy
lor $5350. i
New 4 room 'modern bungalow, well
located. A anap at $2800 and easy
terms. .-"
3 fine lots, facing east on " Capital
St.. pavement paid. $468 each. Yon
will have to act quick if you want to
secure one ol them. v
List your property with mei
If It is s bouse, a farm, lot, or a
trade you want, aee me.
. . RICH ! U. REIMANX 'rt
" ; -Realtor
Office Phone 1013 Res. Phone 72 6R
229 Oregon Bldg. 8 d22tf
$2100 BUYS j
A good 7. room plastered bouse with
modern plumbing and electric lights,
- : garage, 'corner' lot. Immediate posses
sion. This property is priced below
' value: terms. Near school and car line.
W. II. -GRABKNHORST ft CO.'
, ? 875 citato --S4. 8 d23tf
STRICTLY MODERN 5 ROOM HOME,
completely furnished with high class
furnishings, furnace, fireplace, garage,
close in. A bargain at $8300..
WINNIE PETTYJOHN, Realtor V
- 218 Oregon Bldg... 8-d20tf
PRINTED CARDS, SIZE 14" BY 7!4"
wording. "Booms to Kent," price 10
cents each. Statesman Business Of
fice. Ground : Floor.
PRINTED CARDS. SIZE 14" BY 7M",
wording ''For Rent," price -10 eents
each. Statesman Business Office, on
Ground Floor. ' - - - -'
REAL ESTATE FARMS )
HOWELL PRAIRIE FARM PHON K
1395W. ; : -m25
LOOK- . . , . '
24 acre' fruit ranch nearly all In
bearing orchard. 7 room modern house
built ttn rears ago. barn and out build
inga. Priced for quick sale $U3UO;
. .. terms. - - - '
W. H. GRACENHORST. CO.
. 873 State St. - -d33
FRIDAY SATURDAY SPECIAL
11.85 acres.
2 acres cultivated.
9.85 acres stomp easily cleared. .
All choice hill land.
8 mile from Salem. :
- 5 room bungalow.
Baru- and ether building.'
" Close t Electric Railway.
Price 82.500 eauy terms.
A. C. BOHRN'STEDT
17 Xi Pniiimnmil St . Pub rn. Orejfon.
f USED CARS FOR SALE I
COME IN JtND IOOK.ATOUR LINE OF
nrarly se cars .at. used -car prices.
-tMeson' Ante Exchange, 173 8. Lb"rtr.
Phono 6U; v, . ll-d'JS-
- USED CARS FOR LESS
Ford roadster , ; $295.00
Maxwell touring . 125.00
Maxwell touriag .....
S5.QO
Chevrolet touring
:oo.oo
"Dodje roadster
, 430.00
Terms if desired
, NEWTON. CHEVROLET CO.
127 N.' Hisli. ' ' rboue 10OO
' -..:.! . . . i 11 d22tf
I USED CARS FOR SALE )
NERR-A-CAR A BARGAIN AT 883.
uu at 1441 lorn j. ll-d3lw
FOR SALE OR TRADE HUDSON 1921
model. A-1 shape. New rubber. $850
cash. H. E. Bergen, Dallas, Ore.. Rt.
3, Phone 19X4 ll-d25
HAS IT EVER OCCURRED TO YOU that
some firms pay premiums on nsed cars
in order to sell new ones! That thia
premium ia often passed on to their
customer. Our aim is to buy our used
cars at the right price and acll them
so that each customer forms n link in
the chain of our selling organisation.
Make it a point tp see our used cars.
1922 Ford touring, double Uasslers,
speedometer, etc, 825.'
19.21 Ford touring, runs snd looks
like new, remarkable value, $250. ;
1920 Dort touring car, quick sate
price $250.
1919 Buick six touring, a real bar
gain. The price "as is" $300.
1919 Buick six, has had most excel
lent care, $525.
1922 Buick 4 roadster, $625. '
1923 Buick sedan, could not be told
from brand new car, $1850.
OTTO J. WILSON '
388 N. Cco'L Phone 220 ll-d2G
USED AUTOMOBILES AT PRICES
THAT WILL PLEASE Y0U
Light delivery - $ 50.00
Ford touring ear--,.-. . 65.00
Chevrolet 490 touring -, 100.0O
Buick Four roadster 100.00
Elgin Six touring .... .. 200.00
Ford touring - i 125.00
Overland Four roadster 1;. 225.00
Dodge touring .. 450.00
Essex touring X. 550.00
Dodge touring (1922) . B95.00
7-Passenger Paige '...l 050.00
F. W. PETTYJOHN CO.
319 North Commercial St. Salem, Or.
. . lld22tf
GOOD USED CARS GINGRICH Mo
tor Co. 810 State. , nl-tf
USED FORD CARS FROM AH
AUTHORIZED FORD DEALER
1915 tearing $ 65.00
1917 touring - $ 95.00
1918 touring einnnn
1923 """f TqQlt
1921 coupe fAi nn
1923 coope . , 9os na
1919 delivery $163.00
1920 truck $235.00
All ears guaranteed to bo in good
running order. - 1924 license i: with
every car. Liberal terms.
: Open Evenings an So nays 1
VALLEY MOTOR CO
260 No. High Phone 1993
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WANTED Miscellaneous
STUMP PULLER BIG TYPE JUMBO
preferred. Call 117F11. 13-d30
FREE TOYS IF THERE 18 A BOY IN
Salem or out in the country that did
i not get any toys for Christmas he may
V come '. to Van's Toy Shop snd get
toys free. Toy Shop in the -sraraee.
317 No. High. - . 13-d25
WANTED GOOD YOUNG. ; QUIET
work team, ; Must be good workers.
Weight sbout 3000 lbs. Rob' t. Brown,
Rt. 8, Box 194. 13-d25
REGISTERED JERSEY COWS WAST
ed. State -what yon bare and price.
Address "Dairy Farm," Care Statee
msn. ; - - d4tf
WANTEDEmployment
WANTED POSITION AS H0USEKEEP
er by capable young woman. Refer
ences if required. . No. 1183 Statesman.
. , ? . 12-d27
TWO BRIGHT, CAPABLE AND DE
k aerving Christian Chinese boys attend
ing Willamette nniversitv need part
time work very much. Will you as
sist by giving them work or notifying
: us where work may be found. Phone
577 er call Room ;-4. Bnsh-Brcyman
Bldg, 1 17 No. Commercial St. Em
' ployment Dept. The Live Wires.
12-d25
WOOD FOR SALE
OAK, AL80 16-INCTI, OLD FIR- AND
Second-growth : 4 ft. We do hauling
. of all kinds. Insured carrier. Phone
. 19F3. M. D. May field. 14-d20tf
DEPENDABLE COAL AND DRY WOOD
in all aises. Prompt delivery. Phone
1855. IllLLMAN FUEL CO. 14 d9tf
FOR DRY WOOD CALL Ci D. QUERY,
Phoae 77F2. a27tf
BEST GRADE OF WOOD -4
ft. end 16 inch green mill wood
Dry mill wood -,
Dry second growth fir
Dry eld fir.
16 inch BLOCK mill wood is tbe best
fuel to save your dry wood. Prompt
delivery snd reasonable price, t Fred
X. Wells, 280 8. Church, Phone 1549.
- notf
- PUBLIC NOTICES' -,
XOTICE OP FlX AL. ACCOUNT
In the County Court of i Marion
County, Oregon, la the matter
of the Estate : of Samuel T.
Richardson, Deceased., i ;
Notice Is hereby given that the
undersigned - asdministrator of
the estate of Samuel T. Richard
son, deceased, has filed his final
account In ; the County Court of
Marion County, Oregon, and that
qn the- eighth - day of January,
1924,' at the hour of 10 a. m. In
the court room of the above en
titled court has been appointed by
said court as the, time : and place
for the hearing objection thereto
and the settlement thereof. ;
S. WHITLEY ' RICHARDSON, I ;
.-"--' -Administrator.
W. E. Richardson, Attorney, i
Dec. 4-11-U-25. Jan. 1. i r
CUT THIS OUT IT IS AVOKTU
i : m ; - J . . 3ioxis y s; r ' I ' f
-Send this ad and ten cents to
Foley & Co. 2833 Sheffield Are.;
Chicago, III., writing your name
and address clearly You will re
ceive a 10 cent hottlo of FOLEY'3
HONEY AND ' TA'RT.ICOMPOUND
for coughs, cod8 and hoarseness,
also free 1 sample . packages 'of
FOLEY'S PILLS a diuretic slim
ulant for the kidneys and FOLEY
CATHARTIC TABLETS Jot. Con.
tsipation j and Biliousness. TJicse
wonderful remedies havo ..helped
millions of people. Try - them J
Sold ererywhercAdY. : -
CLASSIFIED
Of Reliable Business
i ;
ACCOUNTANT
Accountant
SYSTEMS INSTALLED, ANNUAL Stato
menta; Income Tax Returns, prepared.
L. A. Westaeott. Phone 1602J jl6
AMBTJXJLNCB SERVICE
SALEM AUMBULANCE SERVICE
Phone 666; 173 8. Liberty. Day and
night nlOtf
ARCHITECTS
FREEMAN BTRUBLE. REGISTERED
, Architects, 610 Bank of Commerce
Building. - '
BATTERY AND ELECTRICIAN
PRESTO-LITE BATTERY SERVICE
Station. Expert battery aad electrical
; work. Ferris Bros, Phone 1803 418
i Court. ' - - ' 1
R. D. BARTON EX IDE BATTERIES
i starter and generator work; 171 South
" commercial.
BICYCLES AND REPAIRING
LLOYD B. RAMSDEN DAYTON BICY-
cles and repairing: 887 Court.
BIRDS, FLOWERS AND FET
FLAKE' 8 PETLAND. BIRDS, FLOWERS
Pete. 273 State !
CARPET AND BTO WEAVINO .
ALEM CARPET - CLEANING AND
Fluff Rug Works Rag and fluff ruga
' woven any sixe without seams. New
mattresses made to order. Old mst
tresies remade. Feathers renovated. I
bay all kinds of eld carpets for fluff
i rugs. 18 and Wilbur streets. Phone
1154. Otto F. Zwieker. Prop.
CEMENT CONTRACTORS
FOR CEMENT WORK CALL AT. All
N. Summer street Pbote674-J.
CHIMNEY SWEEPS
CHIMNEY 8 WEEPING FURNACE
cleaning. F. Councilman. Ray L. Farm
; er Hardware company.
CHINESE PHYSICIAN
IB U T. DICK CURES ANY KNOWN
. d'iaease. 153 S. High 8t. Phone 283.
CHIROPODISTS
R. 8. F. SCOTT, GRADUATE NA
tonal University Sciences, Chicago.
Masonic Temple. Phone 640.
CHIROPRACTORS
iRS. SCOTT - SCHO FIELD, P. 8. C.
Chiropractors, 414-19 U. 8. Bank Bldg.
Phone 87; res. 828-R,
DR. REDMOND, S2S OREGON BLDG.,
Phone loss.
CLEANERS AND DYERS
SALEM -CLEANERS AND DYERS
Cults cleaned ana pressoa. ex.sw. .
8a its sponged and pressed, 50c.
1215 9. Com. Phone 1863
CONSULTZNQ ENGINEERS
CIVIL, CONSULTINO, CONSTRUCTION
Constructing engineer, ourvoys,
mstes. Jno. H. -Neet, $1 Oreges
Bldg. Phone 775. '
SBESSXAKXNa
DRESSMAKING AND DESIGNING.
Carrie Fisher, Jsevornac ctug i over
MUlers. - lt
PRINTED CARDS BIZB 14" BY 7".
. . - tin . . 1A
eents each. Butoaman Baslaeaa Office
Ornund Floor.
DRUG STORES
WM. N EI MEYER "JUST DRUGS,"
175 N. Commercial. Phone 167.
ELECTRICIANS
SALEM ELECT RIO CO. MA80N10
buiding. Phone lzoo.
ELECTRIC FIXTURE AND SUPPLY
Co. Phone 1934. 222 K. Liberty.
ARCHIE FLEENER, ELECTRICIAN
House wiring oy-nour or nDum
timstes furnished. Phone, 980. 414
Court St. - - .
HALIK'S ELECTRIC 8HOP. ELEO-
trie.1 machine repairing, eoniracung.
837 Court. Phone 488.
FARM PAPER
POULTRYMEN BEND EIGHT TWO
cent stamps for special three months'
trial fer the beet and oldest journal in
the west. The articles and advertise
meata are of special Interest to the
poultry breeders of the Northwest.
: Northwest Poultry Journal, 211 Com
mercial street. Salem. Orsgon.
IF YOU WANT TO GET THB BEST
, farm, paper,-asaa .130 se tne .jrsetxie
Homostesd, Balom. Oregon fer three
months' trial ubseriptiea. Msatiea
this ad. - ' ' - '
FINANCIAL
FARM LOANS '
-No adidtioaal expense
ANDERSON RUPERT.
406 Oregon Building
GOVERNMENT. LOANS ON FARMS Si
pgr cent. 303 saiem uanx ot commerce
6 LOANS UNDER RESERVE SYSTEM
on city or farm property, neaerve uw
poait company, 72 Fourth Street, Part
land. Or. ........
FARM LOANS LESS INTEREST,
longer- time, . no commission, r rotecte
against adversity. City loans, lowest
rates. . monthly j instalments, pro-payment
privileges. lJ. C. Siegmaad. room
2, over Ladd A Bush bank.
FARM LOANS
Insurance money, any amount 6 per cent,
for 5. 7, IO or 20 years, wiib iuu
prepayment privileges entire Willam
ette volley. i
HAWKINS ROBERTS 1
205 Oregon BUlg, Salem. Oregon
lAs.a " " '
t can make your farm or city loana, beat
aervice gtven n you iw nwn, -w
me; and if you have money to place,
aee me I always have takers. O. W.
Laflar. Oregon bldg.
HAWKINS ROBERTS. CITY LOANS,
lowest rates.
FXAKIST8
CUT FLOWERS. WEDDING BOUQUETS
s, foaeral wreaths, decorations. - C. F.
Breitbsupt, florist, 12$ N. Liberty.
Vboe--:880.-i;.,-'
FTJNERAX DIRECTORS
8 ALEM MORTUARY. FUNERAL DIRXO
ora. 910-Ceoter. Phne 185
rURNITURB STORXB '"V
ellESS FURNITURE CO. QUALTTI
furniture for lose money. T8 Court
, . Fkoae A64. :v
PEOPLE'S FURNITURE STORE NEW
aad .. second band furnirmis; 171. N.
CVmmetcisJ.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
and Professional Firms Arranged In Alphabetical
Order for Quick Reference t
FURNACES
SE AG ROVE FOR FURNACE8 SIBLI
cos Pipeless, $85. 1165' Ferry St.
Phone 885W
024tf
HATTERS
EATON EATON, practical hatters,
formerly 0. B. Ellsworth establiskmsat
First class bat work of all kinds. S91
N. Commercial- -
HEMSTITCHING
HEMSTITCHING. STAMPING. PLEAT
ing. The Petite Sbop, Room 5, over
Gales. 29tf
SALEM ELITE HEM STITOAtlNG
pleating, buttons, stamping avtl Boodle
work; 328 Oregon bldg. PhuM $79.
MRS. O. B. MUXES HEMSTITCHING
stamping, buttons. Boom 10, over Mil
" ler'e store, ' Phone 117.
JUNK I JUNK1
JUNK WE PAY FULL VALUE FOB
any kind of stoves, furniture, metai,
paper and junk. Willamette Bargain
House; 97S North Commercial. Phone
688. v n!8tf
LADIES TATLORXNa
D. H. MOSHER TAILOR FOR MEN
and women. 474 Court St.
LAUNDRIEb'
8 ALEM LAUNDRY COMPANY. 818 S.
- Liberty street. Phone 15. Oldest
I Urgest beet. EstabUshed 1889.
CAPITAL CITY STEAM LAUNDRY
Quality work; prompt ear vice; U4
Broadway. Phone 165.
MATERNITY HOME
Court Street Christian church Mater
nity borne. 1809 State. Open December
10, phone 527. d-12tf
MEDICAS
MOUNTAIN BALK COUGH REMEDY
Phone 817-w.
MTJSIO LESSONS
A COURSE IN BUSINESS PIANO
playing. . Popular sysoopated standard
mnsie. Semi-classics sad ballads; It
lessons. Wstermaa Pisa School. Mo
Oornaek Bldg. ' ' -
mrszo stores
SHERMAN, CLAY CO, PIANOS
Steinwaya, Duo-Art and others. Moore'
' Musis House. -415 Court otreet.
GEO. a WILL PIANOS. PHONO
grspbs. sewing msekinea, sheet masie,
: and piano atndleo. . Repairing phono
graphs and sewing msshiaes; 4JJI
. SUto. Salem. .
TRADE YOCB OLD PIANO FOB A NEW
Victor er Brunswick. H. L. Stiff Fmml-
Jmiiijp,,
.. XATUROPAZHIO PHYSICIANS
DR. A. SLAUGHTER ACUTI AND
chronic diseases; 418 Oregon Bldg.
Phone 110. s v
NURSES
FOR PRACTICAL NURSE
PHONE
n25tf
1967W.
NURSERY STOCKS
FRUIT, NUT AND SHADE TREES
Pearcy Bros, S37 SUto.
COMPLETE LINK TREES SMALL
fruits, ornamentala. Cspital City Nor
eery Co.. 428 Oreron Bldg.. Phone 76.
. OPTICIANS
GLASSES FITTED BY THE BOW 0P
"tical Co, 825 State street, oppoaito
Ladd Bask Bask. "Use Quality
Proven Shur-ona.
MORRIS- OPTICAL COMPANY ORE
gon Bldg. Rooms 801 to 804.
PAPERHANGING AND PAINTINO
PHONE GLENN ADAMS FOR HOUSE
'decorating, paper hanging, tinting, at.
. Reliable workman.
TEN CENT KAL80MININE IN BIAUTI
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m nmriGE
Adele Grrisoms New Phase of
REVELATIONS OF A WIFE
Copyright 1921. by Newspaper
Feature Service, Inc. -
CHAPTER 56
THE SURPRISING FACTS FRED
TOLD MADGE
The Coagrore twins are as alike
in faces, voices, height, weight
all physical characteristics as
the proverbial two peas in a pod.
But there : the resemblance ends.
Temperamentally they are leagues
apart.".; '';-.; . ;
Ted is a harum-scarum, volatile
youth, who, if he were a student
at a co-educational institution, he
would be dubbed a' f usser", from
his first day on the campus. Fred,
on the contrary, is shy, silent, de
voted to his mother, and with
apparently little use for any other
specimens of femininity, no mat
ter how attractive. Ted chatters
all day long, and no one pays any
attention to him. Fred speaks but
rarely, and when he does he has
attentive listeners.
I was much surprised at his
embarrassed announcement; that
there was something he ought to
tell- me concerning the fight be
tween Dicky and the man Smith,
but I knew that it behooved me
to listen carefully and to draw
from him every stired of knowl
edge he possessed on the subject.
"Yes. Fred, what is it!" I
asked encouragingly, as he paused,
looking at me as if for permission
to go on.-. . " ; . ':
He glanced .around furtively.
saw that Bess J)ean was standing
with his father out of earshot, and
then burst into Impulsive'expletiv.
"Sav, that Bess Dean makes me
sick!" He sputtered like a Fourth
of July pin-wheel. . i -
I started with a quick, remorse
ful pre-science of the truth. (
"What?" 1 demanded sharply.
"Because ; she's such a four
flusher." He pronounced this
most drastic judgment of boyhood
emphatically, and paused again.
while I longed to shake his reas
ons out of him. . "
"What Did ' He Do?" I
"Tell ine what you mean, Fred,"
I encouraged. "You must have
some good reason for' saying these
things." :;; V"
"I'll tell the world I have!"" be
declared excitedly. "If she ain't
the limit telling you that Mr.
Graham slammed that Smith be
cause Smith got fresh to her. I
was standin' right, by. and saw
the whole thing, and Smith never
said : one; word to Miss Dean. I
don't think he had time to look at
anybody, for just as soon as your
car was out of sight Mr. Graham
walks up to Smith, kind of on his
toes like, he looked almost as if
he was dancing, slid he oh, boy!
but it was "pretty!"
, lle paused again maddeningly,
and I bit my lips to keep , from
screaming my impatience at him.
Bat I dared only to slip in a quiet
question. w ' ' f -
rwhat did he do?" s .
"Ha bows os polite as if ho were
being. Introduced, and says: 'Mr.
Smith. I believe. " t
"Smith, he looks at him.uglv
like. and tries to push past him.
I guess he was in a powerful hur
ry to rjet away, and he growls out
PROBLEMS
something like: " Yes, what's It to
you?" ' ,. - K )''
" 'It's this' to me,' . says Mr.
Graham. You double-jointed,
knock-kneed, foul-mouthed son of
a sea-cook, you took it on
yourself to make lit very un
pleasant for my wife Just now, and
I waited till she was out of sight
and hearing to give you . yours.
Will you take it standing, or shall
I turn you. over my knee?'
"We Don't Interfere '
"Gee! I never saw anybody
handed out smiling the way Mr.
Graham did, and he was just boil
ing inside anybody could ' see.
that. And ' then. Smith sort of
rushed him, and 1 Mr. Graham
knocked him flat. Then he picked
him up again and took him by the
coat collar and rushed him toward
the. woods. VI. think he meant to
cut a limb and tan him. But Smith
was putting up quite a fight when
they, went out of sight among the
trees." v : .'' , . . , : "
. "And none of you went to help
him!" I cried indignantly. .
,'Fred smiled in superior fashion
at my feminine Ignorance.
"We don't interfere with fights
up here," he said. "Besides, Mr.
Graham could .take care of him
self. He didn't need any help. I
wouldn't have done it, only it
made me Tierce bearing that Bess
Dean shooting off her mouth.. I
think Ted believes her, the darn
fool! He didn't see it all the way
I did. . r-:,
' The subconscious' reason for hiS
rancor spoke in Ills last words. I
know, from their mother and my
own observation, ; that the twins
always have been almost insepar
able comrades. Bess Dean's fasci
nations have so attracted Ted dur
ing her stay at the Cosgrove home
that the foolish lad. In his moth
er's ! parlance, "hasn't known
whether he was standing on his
head or his heels.". And his com
radeship with his brother has suf
fered correspondingly. I saw that
Fred wac actually jealous of the
girl's Influence .over h,is beloved
twin;; s - . : -i --;
- But I had no time for either
speculation or sympathy. All my
heart and mind wevejensroased in
the rapturous, ' kn'owiedge r a
knowledge mingled wittf re?morfce
at my own blindness that Dicky
Jtad fought with thet. man Smith
to avenge me instead of Bess Dean.
ITo be continued)
Still, "the cabbage smell in a
boarding house is no worse than
the smell in the smoker. '
McCormack PicfeMost
Perfect
JValtz Ballad Written by
f"- Tno of Artists
Selected
iicn tia viijr. -xucjr jui w
tp to John McCormack this year
to select the world's most repre
sentative popular tovg. '. : t
; - There were thousands. of con
xcsi-anis zor uc - nonor - ana m
numerable new.. tricks of .lyric
'and tunc . f ' ? - : -
Altogether the jolly Irish tenor
- was as embarrassed by riches as
the 'man to whom falls the duty
of selecting the Follies chorus.
I. m But fiiiail7 Mr. McCormack,
' -' ' ' v V:.'. -V ' '
I x 1 , - . , .;. :
ItiatPeyton
ljji
Cyrus II. K. Curtia is'negotiat-ing-Jor
a New York newspaper.
In olden times the farmers want
eds to buy all the Jand that ad
joined them. In the .new times
newspapers are trying to. buy all
the newspapers in the country. It
is arery dangerous situation. A
chain of newspapers is just as dan
gerous as a chain of banks.
Eighteen are bidding for old
warships. Let's hope . they don't
hammer them Into cafe steaks.
IF BACK HITS
BEGIil 0,"i S.'.Ll
Flush Your Kidneys' Occasionally
by Drinking QuArts of,
, Good Water. V
, N'o man or woman can make a
mistake by flushing . the 'kidneys
occasionally, says a well known
authority. Too much rich food
creates acids which4 clog the kid
ney pbdes so that they slugilshly
filter or strain only ; part of tke
waste and poisons from tbe bloo J.
Then you get sick, i 'Rheumatism,
headaches, liver trouble, nervous
ness, constipation,' dizziness, sleep
lessness, bladder : disorders often
come from sluggish kidneys.
The, moment you feel a dull ach?
in the kidneys or your back hurts,
or'-if the urine . is cloudy; offens
ive, full of sediment, irregular cf
passage, or attended : by a set-i-llon
ot scalding, ; be'gln to drL.lc
soft water in quantities also ; t
about four ounces : of-'1 Jad alts
from any reliable pharmacy- anl
take a tablespoonf ul In' a glas c t
water before breakfast -for a - few
days and your kidneys may then
act fine. . . '. I". ,
L This famous salts.lsjnade frci i
Ahe acid of grapes ' and leuoa
Juice, combined with- lithia, and
has been used for-years to ht!p
flush clogged kidneys -and stimu
late, them to activity;-also to te?;
neutralize the acids in the syste i
so they no. longer-cause irrltatlor,
thus often relieving bladder tlL
orders'; v -;'" "".'.
Jad 'Salts. Is Inexpensive ar. I
cannot Injure; makes a delight f ; ;
dfprvescent.v Hthiarwater drip,',
"which everyone can take now a:
then to help -keep the kidne i
clean and. the blood pure,' there" .
often preventing serious kldn -complications."
f B'y all means ta
your physician examine your k!
neys; at.least twice a year. A1 v.
Song i6fjtftYea:
: v John
Mc Coirmccb
judging on the general bsauty 1 1
sentiment and melody, award: I
the crown to 44 Wonderful One," &
eong written by three masters c
their arts, Paul Whiterhan, cr
chestra leader; -Dorothy Terr:-,
lyricist, and Marshal Jfeilan, r. : -tionj
picture director., , '-r
The decision. ?uir.V.tci 'vp "V.'r . -derful
One's" mcrtti es th-i-s c !
. sincerity, simplicity and real rv:
sical quality. T i '
i "The sons cf th? ;'rtar' ho' '
both the dancer an-i the sb;:r,"
declared McCormack, and to eV:
his approval, he recorded "V,c
derful One" cn ths phono jr
records.
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