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Newspaper Page Text1. 0 s " rT3 i - J ill f V. Mil TT 1'i ;-tii' 'vj Liiw iiii L -4 V n r WANTED Employment 13 VOMAS. WANTS- WORK Phone 1619J. OR INCOME TAX REPORTS BOOK- . a - I:. I sr . - prell, A. iL, 245 t hemes eta. Prouo 900. 12 j3 jXPRIXNCZD BTEXOCRAPIirn, Wantt tMnunt poaitioa. Good references AiMeees Si ptsteemen 14 .tr L VANTI2 Mlsceliaiteou 13 1 " - - ' . WASTED - PRIVATE MONET FOR farm loaa. W have several epplice coo oa band, liawiins Eoberts, las.. 205 Oregon .Building. 13-441 WANTED MEN AND WOMEN TO take (arm paper subscription. A rood J propositi! te the rignt people. Ad dreee the - Pacifi lioiuesteed. Elate j boss Bldf, Salem, Or. . WOODRT TILS AUCTIONEER BUTE twi . furniture for cash. Phone all I ft-anrM SSSCTXLANEO C3 14 Square Del WeUiiag Worts 8t Ferry Street Phone 854 We teach electric and acetylene weld. Inf. Welder at 13 years experience -. m teacher. 14-131 EXPERT PHOXOORAPH REPAIRINO. We call for and deliver. Phone 530. 1999 yftJ Capitol. ' 14-dltf Stale and Female .--.",.10 CLERKS.-". 19 CP EXCELLENT 8alary. , Exm. Feb 21. For government poi - tioas la your eta. Experience an- necessary. Free partiealars. Writ R. Terry (farmer CSril Brrice examiner) : 1893 Barrister hldg., Waahinja. D.C. LOST AND FOUND 3 LOST LADY'S WATCH. ELGIN. IN : itiais "U-. A. H" on wateh. D. E.1I a fob. Phone 14M-M. 22-i3 . PERSON A1V S3 AM NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ANT debt of Mrs. D. II. bnackjnan aitfr Ieenf ber 81, 1924. Mr. 1. II. Hhackman. 24 10 PER CENT 2ND MTGE DOUBLE aeeuritr. for aaie. laslallmevt $1400 BECKE HENDRICKS V. S. Bank Bide. 24 jltt MONET TO LOAN ON FARM PROP . any. ' Leareet rstea ebtaiaabla. 6oe Mr. MeCardr in Homer Smita'a of niLlLt ESTATE City 23 Own Your Homo WANT TO BUY MODERN SIX ROOM : house. . F. L. Wood. 341 Slate street. ' 2i-i6 ABSOLUTELY ONE OF OUR BEST I feomea for f.lO.oOO. On pared atreet New bungalow, 5 rooms J.0Ut. 400 - OOWB. :.'-:' . 7 room konse, $3300. A corner lot. . rord liaraare, ItiackaaMtk, a)op, faao ' lino pomp, room bouse and 2 iota, and all ef tba eqnipment 9.500. 1924 income of $15,000 riU sell or trad for Salem property. . --- Grocery store, well located including baildmr and stock.vs5.t30. Attractive lo at reasonable price. lieuaes frent. Apartwrnt for rent Gerusda: 1. M-Par. 49 KrtH rrt i taee. e r 25-j3tf LOTS FAXRMOCNT HILL Beaatifat riew lots, paremenl paid. Cheapest lots in whole dist.'.rt. ihju. BECKE A HENDRICKS V. 8. Bank Bid. 23-iltf START THE XEW TEAK RIGHT Buy 1 Home To SbeHer Ton la Adrersltr ' ' ' 6 room honae and bars. Lot 50 by ' 125. S1200. :--.. 8, roont plastered bouie, full base- i700: rood terma. ' 5 room fen afalow. Modern except f C furnace. Price $2300. j Good 10-cre tract near 8alem. Two larf barns. A real bargain at $2500 r will trad for eitT DroDertr. W- hara aereral food houses'- for .rent. 7. acra tract with T room house and other buildings. On mile from small town. &0 acres-in eultieatioa. A rood farm St $3600. - Or you may be looking for a rood : wheat raaeh. zoo ,acre. iou i crop, -Mil inrinr 11 milra east Of Halem A barraia at $110 per acre: Will con sider soma eity property in" trade. i Remember if you bar anything to trane ae us. . , i Wa writ Insursnc. - " . i j J. F. Ulrich ! 122 N. Com'L Phone li54. ISO DOffS. BALANCE - MONTHLY bny garage house on corner lot. Price j TIETKF A HENDRICKS U. S. Bank Bid. 25-jltf RESOLUTIONS THAT I'LL CUT OUT large part of the rmou and kicKs and sour looks, thst I'll be fairly good ttstured aad spread a few miles of smiles, thst I'll read this sd aad sharp en my pencil aad figure. -; HO acres lying up among th fruit hills with' good 6 room boose, good burn and other buildings, 10 acres f fine bearing prunes. 3 acre general orchard. WOO acres good k timber ready for harvest, all oa main highway. 4 miles from good town, riht at school and 1 mile from itatton, pries $6000 j and' will trade: 10 fruit acres . with r good i room bungalow, barn and ether h improvements, 6 acres of bearing prunes, only 3 miles sot and a couple f WUwks from th grest hithwsT, price r.330O. and will trade for Ssleta house: 10 bsre seres in. the beautiful Snnay-e-eide fruit belt for only 2000 and will itavfe city lot or a small house; 40 finely improved acre, fin house aad : ham, snd 20 acres of besring prunes and 10 acres of cherries and walnuts, "'ft miles oot-where you csn get a view of hit. Hood, price t JO, 000 snd a stock ; or dsiry ranch is wanted; anothe-t : splendid 40 out north about four miles : well improved with 7 acres of prune and a 10 aero Mriwhcrrr patch; alt ! excellent Isnd. price ?20.0O0, will trsde : for talent income or stock ranch; 20. : COO income for fsrm; 200 acre well ! : proved smooth fsrm near pared rosd. prie $23,000. for esstera land. Happy i New Year and the same to us Let's go. VrGTLCHRIST PKNNJSGTOV ! 209 U. 8. Hank Bldg. Phone H0. - - - - 53-j2tf " I NEW YEAR SPECIAL i 6 room pew double cenktruetion mod 1 ero Dutch Colonial Kckldenc in Sosth ! fcalem. Extra Isrre lot. srse. $tii30 A. C. BOHRNSTKDT Kesllor snd Insurance i 117 North Com' 1 St. Salem, Orep T . - - - 25 Jit SNAP! Good 1 TfHtm plastered house. T& front. 12th, aesr Oak street. Extra ; lrrs lot. Over 10O ft. frontsge o : tcth street- Owner in California. Cot tt price te $3a0: seme lerro. ' New vacsnt. . Immediate posesion. If It's A I Urn- ' fe CH1LDS i BKCilTEL ' T.iJ Stste St., 2- dTllf T0 CASH. BALAVCE MONTHLY buys 3 room houv North Iri- J'JtjjO BECKE Jt HENDRICKS U. S. Bank lilus. 23 iltf INTED CARDS 8I7y. 14" 15 T 7'i" wnriif "For Sale, Estnire At ' I'rie c-'s ,ee. - ftuiesttf.i'1 XT i ". e, grgued FJwvt, HT.AL, KfJTATE-f-Citjr 1 Best Buys and -Exchanrres To raise cash my client will discouut rood paper 10Si. , 4 - 8 room modern house, want loan on an of $1500 at V7c $i0,000 buys a modern hotel show ing an income of 10', on. $70,000. Easy terms.- , - " . , u 4 room house, rood lot, north froiit, $aoC. terms. - . ; i Lt close in to spply en new 5 room bungalow. What have you! . i, Socoiof sky v 't-k j ; Sll State. 25-d31tl OAKS ADDITION LOT BARGAIN IP fiest section o( Oaks sold immediately. ; BECKE A HENDRICKS V. S. Bank Bldg. 25-fltf JUST CITY PROPERTY , AND FARMS ana a ioi or trades to Her and -nothing more definite 'til th first of th year when w'U giv yoa more psrtis- ulars. - . MeGILCHRIST PENNINOTOX 209 US Bank Bldg. 1'hoa 140. - -': ' - - J . . 23-d23tf WHY PAT KENT t . room bungalow $1650; terms.- 6 room furnished baagslow, $2500 2 acres clos in, bldgsN $1900. 51, snbarbaa horn for residence. S room cottage fia lot, $1A00. Dandy farm, equipped, will exchange, i II you want to buy sell or exchange PERRIXE MARSTER3 f 212 Commercial Club Bldg., 25-d20tf FAEM TO LEASE YOU BUY THE Btock, feed and equipments. . t Farms or city property, .Salami r Portland. , i - Eaatera farms for Oregon. j Uousea for sal with small payment down. . i . v . ,i Houses to rent, money to loam. For bargains ar exchanges, .'. f Sn BARBER, S00 Gray Bldg. : : . 25-a2tf BARGAIN 7 ROOM HOUSE. FINS i LO- catioa on X. Summer St. Hardwood floors, furnace, fireplace, ' garage.. Mod era in every detail. Iiu one year Id. $6500. BECKE HENDRICKS f V. S. Bank Bldg. - 2o-jlU LARGE HOMES HERE'S TWO OF rooms. $J00 to - $MK dewn, balance like rent takes wther. Both have ga rage and large lota with fruit. $3000 nd 3CS0. - - - - - , j . BECKE A HENDRICKS I ' C S, Bank Bldg. - 23-d21tf 5 ROOM HOUSE SLEEPING PORCH. Modern except basemeat. Oarage chiek ea house, fruit, berries aad grape. Located S. Church Ht. 300O terms, BECKE A HENDRICKS j U. ft. Bank Bldg. i- ; r . ; I S jUf fOR RALE S ROOM HOUSE IN Good location. Very small payment. Terma like rent. &e KleUiag at th States ana a. " ' i -'-"- ' i 23a23tf. SMALL LIVEABLE IIOUSE--WONpER- ful lot. , Fairmount hill. $1250., Lot is -easily worth the price askd,K BECKE k HENDRICKS U. S. Daak Bldg. 4 . 2S-jltf TOUNG MAX WOULD TOU SOONER ptif that rent money on a home f yonr i If 3. come and talk it over with "HARRjii. Entrance Masonic Temple rhoaa 795. 1912-J. . 23 27tf A Linen Mill for Salem Is Secured t "' This' means that real estate values In Salem will increase 20 per cent within the next rwelv months. i JUST THE PLACE Modem 3 room Duagslow fireplace, furnace, Hwi floors t. Only $4500: rfood terms, i. LOOK AT THISWI room house, lot TSal-50. garage, paved street. Ahua dsnc of fruit. Owner has t sell. Mak it offer. : You will have to act quickly if you want to ehooe a good 4 acre tract in "Salem Highway, Tracts.' Prices ringing from $400 up secordicg to lav catioa. ' , Wa writs insursnes. . : : , - . Rich L. Reimann . . Realtor ' -' ' i : . 4 0 D'Arcy Bldr. Thoa 101$. - 25-d7tf - FOR SALE " ; . Grocery store, good location, Price $2000. Would Uke good lot a part payment. i 4 '. ; KRCEGER""r-;" '"I V-:s i 147 N. Com l St. Phone 217 -.'. i 25-d27 $300 CASH, BALANCE MONTHLY Buys 4 room bouse oa paved street, s Large lot. Pric $1900. j , J BECKE HENDRICKS f . U. S. Bank Bldg. : 25 iltf 9 ROOM HOUSE ON PAVED STREET, larg lot. fruit, garage $2800, - ' 4 room new house. East Salem, fur Bace, paved street, $3600; easy; terms J room strictly modern home, very ,. Cree in. excellent condition, practically new, $5950. Good terms. Beautiful aew home of 7 ! rooms, strictly modern in every way. Oaks ad dition, $7750. f 9 room house in four apartment, ax eellent furnace, large lot, two girarea paved street on rsr line, price $5000 ' including most of th furnishings. Will - tske email - boa, grocery aior mi butcher hm as part psynent.r - - WINNIE PETTYJOHN ; . - Tteltor 'f ' t Orer-n ft.HMir ' tS-dTH BUSINESS Orportutiitiea 26 I HAVE A PERFECT TITLE; TO 320 acrea f land, I hold it at; bz pern acre. It is assessed at $2,240,00. Jt Ki r m encumbrance of 9450. i I wish to borrow enough money to jay off this encumbrance and $230u Total a?eo.l will pay lO per cent interest. with mortxaxe running on or. before ihrM mrL Room 4 Brermaa Bldg. In Polk County Kear good towa, on highwsy, wM. aearlv all in cultivation. ( 4 t 43 good house and good bam, auitsble for small dsiry. Partly equmped. i $4j00. u- little ea&h Robinson. Ore eon Bide. i 28-d28tf APARTMENT HOUSE LEASE FOR ..le. lirinri Owner rood salary aad home. I " f urnrr a iT--nRirKS f ' , TT ' a . Ttenk Rldf. ' 2 dl3tf r.HNUTE LIOVIES! o L, . r. I WINTERS ; .. "' '""T. '"r!..""UJ"..'- ". a KEAti ESTATE Trades 27 TRADE FOa CHICKEN RANCH 123 acre farm, almost all under cultiva tion. 10 acw 4 year old prunes, god biuidiags. Will trade for a chicken , rsnch. , I BECKE A HENDRICKS w V: S. Bank Bid?. 27-iltf EEAL. ESTATE Farm S3 FOIl SALE: 700 ACRE STOCK RANCH, with stock and implements. $20,00U. . Exchange. Int-om . property North Dakota for Oregon. New bungalow and half scr for close in home. F. L. Wood. 341 State 2d-j3tf SPECIAL 25 ACRES. ALL. CCLTIVAT ed, good 7 room house, larg . barn, chicken house, 4 acres, of fruit. This . bl.tc is offered at a bargain for $38 WJ. - will take some trade. 25-scre st Marios a fine little farm, : a'J in cultivation with good buildings. Price $4500, will take some trade. : 7 aice lots to trad for small house. Thomason 331 Vi. State atreet. 28j-3tf 10 ACRE TKACT".VIrC BvlLDINQS Clos in. Will trad fr city property. Pric $3500. J BECKE A HENDRICKS U. 8. Bank Bldg. ' SS-jttt Large and Small v. 1 I . Farms PrieedTRlght - I try to avoid listing a property at an inflated price, even oa trades. I want to deal justly with the seller and purcnaser. Robinson Oregon Bldg. 28-jltf TIMBER FOR EASTERN OREGON K l - : LAND1 - -: - A 20 acres old fir and oak for east ern i Oregon aheep land. See Wi Fleming, 341 State St. 28-d30tf MORTGAGE TO TRADE SECOND Mori gage oa good farm to trad for equity in city or farm property. , , ' BECKE HENDRdCKS ' ' r. S. Bank Bldy. 2-ltf f USED CARS Fop Sale 31 Read This Out Loud!! SPECIAL NEW YEAR CLEARANCE j Sale of Used Cars. Big valuea at low prices. ' Dodge Sedan-Excellent condition. $300 ! down, balance 'parable monthly.. ; Oldsmobile Sedan This csr haa had f good car and ia considered a real "i Lsrgsin. $250 down aad ' balance : payable monthly. Ilupmohile touring A good ear cheap. , . Must be seett to be sppreciated. $300 t down, balance by the monui. Maxwell touring The Good Maxwell, i This car ia excellent value and may ;. I be purchased' for $220. dowa and Y bslsace BJOBthly.v.1 '- Hupmobile rosdhter Practically new. i Chsnce to mske a big saving. $400 'r-down balance monthly. ' J1925 license given free with above cars. .: W also bar a number of other- ex- eellent values which it will pay yoa to inspect. ' '--' f - i i Se snd take a demonstrstlon in th , Essex Coach, the bizgest ralue on the ' -market ia aix cylinder cars. $1070 OO s iSalem.-' - -i " , i New Hudson Coach InrMes compari son. $1585. F.O.B. Salem. , - - ; Liberal terms if desired. Pred M. Powell Motor Corner of Cottare A Ferry. Phone 2126 Packard"-' Hudson - - Essex i :-",-'. , . . si-je BIG SACRIFICE TN THE FOLLOWING i 1923 Hupmobile touring. 1921 Hnpmobil touring. i Oldsmobil 9, sport model. . f Jordsn 7 passenger.,-.,, I Liberty Chummy roadster. - f ' Th best and most reasonable terms j " R. JM-r-MaeDnald '.' 5? ' Mormon. Dealer ; ; : - i 259 State St. Phone 793, Sl'jltf WANTED TO TRADE A COOD AUTO i lor a lot. bee imias oecniei, ou Stat street. - -?- 31-d31tf "I A CAR FOR A LOT ' I I want t trad , a good Chevrolet S coup with extras and cash for a good Balem lot. (.Se ,Wm. Fleming. 311 I StatrSt. ' " - 31-dSOtf Korda roadsters and touriaga 50 and up Chevrolet a -j. $75 and up Overlands -$150 and op Slgin touring . - ---w. -- J 250 dodge screen delivery liko Bew.$800 Maxwell sport touring like se. $800 Studebaker aedaa lik Bew... ..$1150 T i W have -. many o,thera for yonv to s select from, at prices that will please I yoB' F. w. Pettyjohn: co. " 2,19 aad 279 X. Caxamercial St. f - 31-d27t! Used Car Specials Tourings, without starter $45; $15: $110; $140. Tourings, with stsrter.. ...$110;$150 $225: $340; $385 Roadster, without starter- ..$90 Roadsters, with starter $115 $2135t260 Coup .-. .- . J3V. Sedan. 4 door (late uode!)-$j93 (Easy Terms) j Valley Motor Co. ZCO North High , Phone 1993 Sl-d20tf ' ' runuc notices SIEETIXQ OF i STOCKHOLDElCS ' The "annual " stockholders meet ing of the Gold Creek Mining and Milling company will be held in the office of the, CapiUl Business College. High and Ferry streets, Salem, Oregon, on Monday at 7:30 p. m., January 12, 1925, by order of the president, Geo. W. Shand. i Attest, W. L Staley, secretary. tAU En ED uheelaH &ZErC AND NATVfSli PICTOE. FILMED FOR -Tfe BcrNEPlTOP ALL THOSE VMWO LOVE NMURE. AS U-ELL , AS -WOSE WHO SlMPLV ADCSE T tX&S KAM A PURLING- - nrcJ Ato vr.LLCM) . :r,:LCT ticVi. A LOT D'7- ' I FERSOHALS : Kenneth McWilliams of Ashland was a business visitor in the city yesterday. . . . : ; Stanley Eaison was a ! visitor at the Eions'club Frlay; soon at their weekly luncheon. 'j Mr. and, Mrs. S. N. f JWlllett of alem ? motored to Portland , New Year's day to attend a- wedding:. They returned yesterday. : Robert I. Gray of Woodburn, who Is a student at OA.C, was a Salem visitor Friday. ' Ho stopped over on his way to Corvallia. Mr. and Mrs. R. N. Jacobson X Silverton were Salem; business callers yesterday. , ; Mrs. C. D. Hartman was here from Silverton yesterday. Gertrude Jewell spent the New Tear .with, her parents at Albany. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Jewell. Hannah Martin, local attorney, will be a week-end visitor at Ore gon City and Portland, . Mrs. D. M. Mclntyre and her daughter, -Anna Mclatyte, motored with Mr. and Mrs. F. N. Hamilton to McMinnville Thursday. ,: Mr. and Mrs. T. M j Hicks and family made - a trip : to Portland yesterday on business and pleas ure. Mr. Hicks 1 associated with the Salem Abstract company. Miss. Avis Hicks'speht the New Year day with relatires at Silver- ton Miss Hicks is a j student in the college of law at Willamette university. . ;s Mr. and Mrs. R. Olson motored to Portland during; the past holi day and returned the' same day. They visited with relatives. In that city.; vvji ' . A. W. Smithers, assistant cash ier; of the Salem Batik .of Com merce, Is back at his: desk after, being confined to his gome during the past few days. ; If Miss Sylria .Woods, Is to spend the week-end at Mt. Angel. Mrs. Ed Bayse has returned to her home in Grants Pass. She' has been ylslting her sister, Mrs. Nona White, for the last month. . W. A. Frailer off the Geise Powers Furnltare company, is con fined to his home by illness. . Mrs. Mary I. Fulkel"son. county schoo lauperintendent j has return ed from Portland where she at tended the state teachers associa tlon meeting. - She was selected treasurer of the rural! department Substantial Payment Is ; Made on Wari Monument Reduction of - $500 on the Blalalng Granite :company in pay-l hrinted cards SIJEB ia" By ment ot the MarioniuntWaTn vS2Jl.aw UlArliAiPti" wa a .f f o ft U-f Vofl I a pH 4 v a W a u w : 'O avvvvvi J V J w vw when a chck for this; amount was forwarded to. Portland. There yet remains, according tp Mrs. . John A. Carson, president,! $1320-;to'b paid on the monument, "Over the Top to Victory."",'.' l-:'. ' ' 'Mrs. Carson ha received word from I!. J. Ballsing: that If the entire amount is paid by January lS the firm will contribute all Interest moneys to the monument fund. Though, the War . Mother are anxious to take adTantage of the offer, they hold little hopes of obtaining, the moneyfby the desig nated date, Mr. Carson said." . . Ei.'D lillEUMIItlSM .i 7. - i - ...... i i ' V DIT1I RED PEPPER When you are suffering with rheumatism so you can hardly get around just try Red Pepper Rub and yoa will hare. the quickest re lief known. Nothing has. such; concentrated. penetrating heat as red-, peppers. Instant relief. J ust as soon as you apply . Red Pepper Rub you feel the tingling heat. In three minutes it warms; the sore spot through and through. Frees the blood circulation, ) breaks up the congestion and the old rheuma tism torture is gone. Rowles Red Pepper Rub, made from red peppers 'costs little' at any drug store. Cei a jar at once. Use it for lumbago, neuritis, back ache,' stiff neck. sore muscles, colds in chest. Almost instant re lief awaits you. IBe sure to get the genuine with the name Rowles on each package; Adv. rights protected by The George Matthew Adams Service Trade Mark ,-,tv CLASSIFIED Of Reliatla Business AJVCBTTLAkTCB AMBULANCE SERVICE. PAY OR Bight Phone 668. 173 South! Liberty. AUCTIONEERS F. N. WOODRY t Expert Livestock, furnitnra, ; raal as tat AUCTIONEER : Res. 1610 M. Summer Phoa Sll fat a lea dates. . t i ' L A TaLBOTT AbcOob ' '-,$; Phua 4170 203 D. S. Bank Bldg. G. SATTERLEX c : ' " Auctioneering '- :: "j Rooms Sa-Sft, Breymaa Block Phone 430 or 1211J. )n-12tf ' AUTO PAINT INQ HAYS US REPAINT YOUR CAR WITH or sew permanent f lnnh. - taaui'l Cam High Btroes BATTERY AMD ELECTRICIANS EL. D. BARTtMi KXiDE BATTERIES atartar and geavravor vork; ill Bonus Womxoaxctai. , ' 531 . 1 Court St. JOK WILLIAMS BEAUTY PARLORS x BUNGALOW BEAUTY SHOPPE 640 Chemeketa atreet. Phone Han-w. ya BICYCLES AND REPATRINO LLOYD . RAM SDEN DAYTOK BIUI- elea end repairing? bbt court. CHIMNEY SWEEP LET 'PRESTO" CHIMNEY CLEANER do your dirty work. SatiafacUon guar anteed. Your dealer a a it. d-24tf CHINESE REMEDY L. lb DICK L M. BUX. CHINESE Medieme Oa., help aty ksm diseaa 420-4SS 8ta ' w-bim CHXROrODXSt nil a SCOTT. ORADUATE - MA tioaal University Beteaeea, iaicag. MaaoriC Temple. Phone S4Q. Chxropractors DR. O. I S0OTT. PS0 CHI ROPB ACTOR. 414-19 U. S. Ben Bidg. jraoaa i rea. 2S-R.' ' : " ; " CLEANERS 9t DYERS SALEM CLEANERS AND DYERS. 1215 B. CemmereUU ruona ibdo. ra apw- eisllie on on dsy service. CONTRACTORS rOR CEMENT WORK CALL AT S N. Summer atreet faoa o-J. ? rwVRRV DITY CONTRACTU U Ol, tract in r and boildiar. Eitl- i mates gladly furnished, r Phoa 1J DRESSMAXXNO I spi-. .-. r " ' 3- XTTXfft XI IM W W iJi'U EXXOTBZOZAMS SALEM ELECTRIC OO. M IBOKIt boilding, fna uw. -- , - ELECTKIO FIXTURES AMD BUrPLY Co. Phone l4. aa w. aoorxy. LRINER ELECTRIC CO. Houaa Tiring by hour or coBtrsct. Ra- siesadM fnraiahad. Phoa 980. ? 471 f Coot ft - r" - - "j""-"- ' :" - FARM PATER UP YOU WANT TO WET THE BEST . f. nr seal 15c to the Paoiflt Homes tesd, Salem, Oregon for a throe r months' trial aubscriptioo. M a 1 1 a " thie ad. : - f ' POULTRY MEN BEND EIGHT TWO . cent stamps ior special " , , . trial for the beet and eldest journal ia : k. ts. articlea and edveruse- ' ..nt. ar of aoeeial interest to the 'poultry bredei-i of th N r t h w t J Northwest Poultry Journal. Ill Ooav mereial street. Balem. Oregon. FINANCIAL rtt sjAT.r FIRST AND SECOND Mort- gsges. Treet Deeds. Contracts on house w in net ou ia ov-m -f - .- - j BECKE HENDRICKS ., ,-!'. U. 8. NstU Ba&k I-; '-V.. ... Jl tf "!- :. FARM LOANS PLENTY OF MONEY, to - lean on good farm aeeority. -? ' CITY LOANS We are loaning Pru deatial Inaurane Company money on citr reaidencea and business property, . . 'mi. cL. .in, a eammisaion. Hawkins A -Roberta, Znc, 203 Oregon Building t ' - t-. - -4tt miiia hidk ON GOOD CITY PROP rty at a low rat oa the oasy payment plan, so en or , year x mwm - mtA r.m loana am large r small tracts; private money. 8ef irj aad von will ro no farther. G. W, Laflaz. 4ia Proa .'Bldg. - S , "-J rAKat LOANS LESS 1NTI BT, toager time. oommisaioo. Pro sets against adversity, i City loaaa, loweat rales, mentaly , InsUllmenta, pro-par meet privilege. A.' a SiegmBBd, room . ever Ladd A Bush baak. Farm Loans ANDERSON - $ RTTPER1 SON Overw Bntldlng rUXERAL DIRECTORS lll.F.V MORTUARY. FUNERAL DIREC- tnrs. 210 Center. Phew 165a. !ETJS WANDER INfTO Ar4D S A7LE: VPON fis VJONDROVjS MJOKLD CLDlWED feV A)MlMr ICAL rJlMTfer2 i'N DAZrllMS GX&mNTS OP -SMOVWi.ef ETC. AMD.!r5oST-w 0HX SOCMEN WINTER; ' COM&S ARO0MD AN SPREADS WiTfc BLAN . , Vovis" Caksa mam w ' ""'v iiair eM,w c DAT;D-SCEfJiC-STorF. L e DIRECTORY end Professional Firnis Arrayed la AlphabetlesJ Order fcr Quick Refcrenc rLORIATS CUT FLOWERS, WEDDING BOUQUETS lunersi w r o a t a a, dsco rations. C. W. Breithaupt, floris. 123 N. Ltharty Pheo - I - FTJBJIXTURB STORES GIESS rURKTTURE O0. 4) U A L IT T rurai tare ir Ma moaey. jti Ossri, Pbobo 444. .- . PEOPLES FURNITURE STORE NEW aad eend head furniture; S71 N. Commercial HEMSTITCHING t THE VOGUE FOR HEM8TITCHINO stamped goods. 429H Court. 14-dlS MRS. C E. MILLER, HEMSTITCHING, stamping, buttons. Room 10, ever Mil ler's Store.' Phone 117. , HEMSTITCHING. STAMPING, PLEAT- tng. The PeUte Shop, Room 6, over Busteks. . a29tf SALEM ELITE HIM STITCHING , plea ting, buttons, stamping aad aeedle work; 82, reron bldg. Phono 879. INSURANCE WARREN T. POWERS - Life, Accident, Fire, AutemobOe 319 U. 8. Nat'l Bank Bldg. Phoa 607 leisure Your home er ear sew ; Phono 161 BECKS HENDRICKS U. R Bank Bldf. LADIES TAXXORXHa D. H. KOSHER TAILOR FOR MEN and women. 4T4 Court St. LANDSCAPE CARD EKING SAVE. MONEY BY HAVING YOUR lawa built by the uk Landscape company. fkoae 1324 3. LAUNDRIES , SALEM LAUNDRY COMPANY. 16 ' & Liberty streak Phone 26. oldest Urgeet best. Established 1889. CAPITAL CITY STEAM LAUNDRY Quality work; prompt service; 1314 Bresdwsy. Phone 65. MEDICAL MOUNTAIN BALM COUGH REMEDY- Phone S17-W. ' " - ACTTSIO STORES SHERMAN. -CLAY 4 CO.. PIANOS Steinwaya, Duo-Art aad others, aoore a Maaie Hons. 4l Court Htrsei. BEO. G. WILL 2TANOS. PHONO- grapaa, sawing machines, sheet music, aad piano studies. Repairing phoao rrsohs and sewinr asachiaaas . 432 SUte atreet. Salem. . TRADE YOUR OLD PIANO FOR A NEW Victor er Brunswick. U. L. BttfX Farat tore Co., Musle Dept. " " " ' - ' KATUROFATHXO PHYSICIANS DR. A. SLAUGHTER ACUTE AND . ehroaie diseases; 41 Oregoa stag. Vone llO. XTTRSXRY STOCKS FRUIT, NUT AND' SHADE TREES Pesrcy Bi-os., 287 Stst. PACEXNG AND SHIPPINO FOR EXPERT FURNITURE PACKING end shipping, esll 8titf'a Faraiture Store. Phone 941. - e-80tf PAPERHANGINO AND PAXNTINO PHONE GLENN ADAMS FOR H0U8X , decorating, paper hanging, tiating, etc. Reliable workmaa.- PIANO TUNERS EDWARD WKLP EXPERIENCED PI a no tuner. Leave orders Will's Music -;- Store. "' ' PLUMBING PLUMBING AND GENERAL REPAIR work.. , G ruber Bros 141 B. Liberty Phone 650 ' f-lfttf RADIO RADIO DOCTORS SALEM ELECTRIC CO, W. 8. BARTON, Prop. Masosic Temple Pion 1300 Ypr Every Purpose Every Parse AU.Etendard Site -J Of Radio Tube HAUK EOPP ELECTRIC SHOP V . 837 Conrt St. Phone 4 - . SXPATRINO . : ALVTN B. STEWART,' vtc $47 Court St.. : - Umbrsllas, Cutlery en A TCay -- Lawamowers. raaer-hmdaa, aoiaaoTs, knirea and tools sharpened. - SOOS SCAVENGES SERVICE GAR bage and refssa of all kinds removed by the month. Reasonable rates. Cess pool -cleaned . and deed animals re moved. Phones: Offle 5: Re. SECOND SAND GOODS WANTED EVERYTErNG IN CLOTH isg and shoes. Best prices paid. Cap ful Exskanrej 943 North Commercial Phone )M W. ' - - STOVES AND 8TOVB REPAIRING STOVES REBUILT AND REPAJRED 40 years exnerieae. Depot Nstional f ice. aiaea 26 :o 69 la. high. Faiata. eifa and varnishes, etc.. locanberry and hop hooka.- 8alm Fence aad Stove i Works. 2 -V Court Street. Phone 124. Registered U. S. Patent Ottlct) - f S -fr-V. c sipi OF A f- ti 3-1 Ss:3 a f ' v TRANSFER AND HAULING CAPITAL CITY TRANSFER CO. 228 SUte St. Phone 933. Distributing, for warding and atorags ear specialty. 64 our rate. - j- i - WE MOVE, STORE AND SHIP HOUSE- bold good. . Our specialty ia piano aad furniture moving. We else make eoua try tripe. We hsndl tba beat coal aad wood. Call oa ua for price. We give good measure, rood enality sad good service. Larsaer Traaafer hose 930 TRANSFER AND HAULING OF ALL kinds. Phono 19FS.-1- - ' TRANSPORTATION PARKER'S STAGE LINES 3. W. Parker. General Manager.. - U:': Central Stage Terminal v SALEM. OREGOX : Principle One-Way and Round-Trip fares a Parker, Stage lib: One Round Trip tl'O 1.25 Station ,"t Way McMinnville .$l.O0 Monmouth .7S .50 1.00 .75 . .65 -.75 Dallas .90 Falls City 1.80 1.25 BUvertoa Indepeadoace 1.00 1.40 : 7.40 5.70 8:00 2.60 Amity Tillamook .4.60 Hebe 8.55 Willamina- 1.85 1.60 1.35 Hheridaa Dsytoa 3.00 2.40 Newberg 1.50 Parker S'ace lineal make bir reduc tion ia Express R-ates.. from 20 to 50 cents en the hundreo; pounds, xteasoa able rates on C.O.Dj collecting Send your express by Stage and get quicker service. Call 69S for Information- WATER SALEM WATER. LIGHT A POWER CO Office. 801 South Commercial St Tes per cent discount en domestic flat rates said in advance. . N. dedaetioa for abaenee er any cause bbIoss water is shut off rour premtees. - ' - '' T Stock marketing Abroad I : , Keen competition and high prices characterized the wool sales held at Christ Church, New Zea land, on Saturday," Nov. 29, a cording to cable; ; received from Vice Consul Hudson of ;-Wellington."' ;,. - i ,:' ' Nearly all of the 11,000 bales offered were soldj The wool gener ally was well grown and , sound but a large portion was dusty, particularly that coming from the plains. While the bu'.k of the of ferings werei halfbred" wool there was also a fair 'showing of plains crossbred. Britisrt buyers pur cha3ed practically two thirds, and the United States and local mills r ' the .most -of the balanre. onv oc - rasional lots going to continental buyers. Prices ranged as fol-ows' Merino 52.1 to 173.3 cents Half bred. 54.0 to 81,1 cents Corrle dale 57.9 to 79.1 cents Three quarter, bred,. 42 5 , to .65.6 cents Mediuni jCTOSsbred ;42.5 to ,57.9--Coarse crossbred 23.2 to; 46.3 cents and Cmtchlngs 21.2 to 44.4 cents per pound., According to the Yorkshire Ob server of November 18, the Aus tralian Wool Growers' Council and National Council of Wool Selling Brokers have decided to spread the wool selling season from Jan nary to June for the realization of the -balance of the 1924-1923 dip. A total of 1,150.000 bales will be J disposed" of as foil ows: January 200,000 bales, February 225,000 March!" 250.000, April 250.000, May; 130,000' and the balance in June.! Th number of sheep in western Australia on December 31; 1923 was 6,595,867 jcpmpared with 6, 664,135 ion December V31," 1922. This represents a decrease of 1 per cent. All i: returns thus far received from New. South Wales. Queensland, Victoria and Western Australia. Indicate fewer sheep at the, beginning of the year 1924 than at the same date of 1923. Ae both autumn? and spring lambing this year' have i been Jkcessfn! returns ; for $195 are jlfeTy tx3, Bhow an increasjs in sheep SajAu"; tralia. ; ";' ' ' :" Exports of wool from Australia during July, August and Septem ber, the first three months of the 1924-1925 season, totaled 252.000 bales compared; with 141.000 for the same period of 1923 or an in crease of 64.5 per cent.. Exports from New Zealand decreased from 45.000 bales foy July, August and September 1923 to 37,000 for the same three months of 192 1. i Sales 6t .'wool at :the - Central Produce Market in Bu ends Aire from January 1 to September 30. 1924 amounted to 59,483 bales of 925. pounds compared with 82,- By ED WHEEL AN LCPTv NOV VVCU'LC , SSlhGr LIKE: A GUDSThy SENTlAiEL iNlEfSlLVEFiX MOOrvJ - STAINED AllGWf. IS MAC?AJ IF 1CEMT; MOMUNSTnTJ rjQ VxXLF-JL NeJlMTEG' ; VUO'DE F v;t . 'WAV S - ' 1 i .. - ' j ex . V 5 e je -J . j I 004 bale during the same poric 1 last year. " The sales in that Mar ket during this calendar year 1923 amounted to 132,169 bales corn pa red. , with- 203,1574 bales - la 1922. ' , ' ' ' The : n n m b er of animala slaughtered in freezing, salting and preserved meat works in Ar gentina during the eight month3 January : to Augnst 31.1924 were as follows, figures for same period of 1923 in parenthesis; Cattle 3.192,266 (2,285,484), sheep 3,- 093,054 i (3,089,994). swine 9,- 921 (102.296). Cattle showed an Increase of 40 percent and "swine a decrease of 22 per cent while sheep were about the same. Stock raising in Brazil was lair- ly successful during 1923 due tar the resumption of activities on the part of several large packing houses in Soa Paulo and 'Rio ae Sul. Froten meat exports a mounted to 146,818,000 pounds against 66,663,000 pounas m 1922 and 129,688,00 in 1921. Berlin Aims Hard Blow At City Wireless Fans BERLIN', Jan.? 2. Aviators flying; over Berlin1 report that the numberless radio antennae over the houses of the city give it the appearance, of a huge Bpider web. In the early morning hours the Wires, stretching '.endlessly front roof to ! root sblae brightly with their coverings of frost. Seemingly harmless, and adding to the 1 pleasure of; radio fans, these wires have, however, created a serious problem.:. The chimney sweeps have protested . that they interfere with, their business, and in this they are supported by the men who ! repair f roofs. Nor 'do the - landlords like aerials and lead-ins. j ' As a result of these various ob jections, a city ordinance has been passed to the effect that all radio equipment over roofs within the city limits must come down, and no more may be erected. r . Hence it is seen that in Berlin radio is not as yet considered an advantageous instrument of social and commercial intercourse. English Displaces Spanish In Noted Filipino College MAVII 1 Ton 9 T- - - - -, wwu. uau lev iw" lmas University,! the oldest college under the American flag, has de cided upon the use of the English language in all classes, instead of Spanish.! according to an - an nouncement by Father Manuel Arellano, rector of the institution. The change is to be made early in the coming year, when the unlver s'ty will move to larger quarters The college of engineering " ia wholly junder English Instruc tion at present; and several other departments also are using Eng lish. 7 -; j -j; r . ' ; The university also has declde-l to admit women to a!l depart ments j The college of pharmacy was thrown open to women last June," and the; success of the de parture j has caused the trustees to reach: the decision to admit wo men to all departments, including law, medicine, engineering, phar macy, philosophy and theology, as soon as the institution has become settled in its new buildings. $5,000,000 I'XHt FIREWORKS LONDON, Jan. 2. Guy Fawkea the man who j attempted to blow; up the House jot Parliament, was heartily1,, condemned when his p'ot was discovered, but he has since grown into something of a patron saint for English Bmall boys and makers of r, fireworks. Estimates of- the- value of fireworks consum ed In. celebrating his special day, November 6?? this year ran as high as J3.000.000. m in tea Darkens Boa uti fully and He-stoics Its Xatural Color and : L.ntro at Once. "Common garden sage brewed in to a heavy tea, with sulphur and alcohol added, will turn gray, streaked and faded hair beautiful ly dark and luxuriant. - Mixing tho Sage Tea and Sulphur recipe at home, though, is troublesome. An easier way Is to get the ready-louse preparation improved by V,.a. addition t of ; other ingredients, a arge bottle at little cost, at dr : stores, known as "Wyeth'a .- and Sulpliur Compound," t'.. avo.ding a lot of muss. While gray, fadtKl hair is not sinful,-we all desir to retain c -r youthful appoaranco ed attract iveness. By darkenins your h with Wyeth'a Sage and Snip'; " Compound., no one can tell, 1 -cause it does It fo naturally. ; evenly. Yoa just dampen a s-pon or so.'t .brush with it an 1 !r tliis t! rou-jh your hair, taking: t small E-trand at a time; 1 rtcr -ins. all gry T.:ilrs liavn dl-iirr- r ed. Afirr ;.-'..'. tl. , r r- '.: ' two your . ;r Le:o:::: - ' " dark, - .-, f .i rt sz-l