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Newspaper Page Textr 9. aiist.jKs .itijsawja ... - u .' 10 , x .THE OREGON STATESMA N, SALEM, OREGON, FRIDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 20, 1923 "VP- 1. A filfllOSBMIO'S LODE ADELE GARRISON'S NEW. PHASE beVelations of. a wife ' pmv9r f Mtrt Sorriea. Im ' , Copyright, V HAPTER-F151 WHY SIADGB FELT UNEASY - ABOUT THAT. SECOND ' APARTMENT -i i ; "Veil! rell! . dfs la nice. You coma 3swn to keep the mama compinf, yes?' H '". ' Mt - Scharti rulpbed his plamp baddr' together unctlously, while bUoUt rubicund lace aboye hla tubby figare beamed approval of my presence In - hla kitchen 1 r Get 120 ' in ' Oregon's "Greatest PnMic Utility fen- r-!: : l .".V- ,,r i ' : ttbr Hand Electric Power Portland UNCLE BILLY 1 X DOROTHY D ARNIT ' ' - 1 ' r j r . ' ,r , j f yr si '''' "Otto, wheijp hare, yottj been o long?1 hla wife asked sharply. Missis Graham -is In a fery great hurry, and she Aas been waiting for you." If ane had said f'the oueea." or I "the First Lady" khe could i hare jput no greater deference Into her voice, mere was aiso in uer woes the 'conjugal disapproval which only an elderly spouse of ntany years' experience can fxpress'per- tecuy . ,.- ; could not thelp ItJ" her -hus band returned nueruloasly. "'Dot old lady In the f iTst floor, left No. 2, kept me helf an, hour, maiing a fuss because sl)e have not enough heat, she says I told, her nobody else was kicking, nqd she said .nobody, else had: spunk enough to say a ord to me. She called me a- lazy old loafer. .Vot do you think of that; Miritfa? . That he was annoyed by his fcx nerience was clear, but I saw something else also-" that he pos sessed that : rare panacea for , all' ill, a genuine sense of humor. He was bubbling over , with amuse ment at the memory of his tenants peculiarities. That hla conscience 3,d(a6p to In Every dollaf you invest in First Preferred Shares of this Comtty ' helps to ""increase the prosperity.: of Oregon. s r-.": , The money 'you invest is safe because it is employed in the expansion of a great, rapidly growing and well managed business. ' As evidence of the solid character of this investment, thisvcompany is this year spending $3,000,000 in addi tional capital investment for the purpose of increasing o ur facilities for meeting the ever-increasing demands for electric service. ' The total assets of this Company approximate $80, 000,000, and the gross earnings last year were nearly $11,000,000. We-are serving over" 50 communities with a total 'population of nearly 400,000. Because of the greatly diversified character of our business this investment enjoys unusual stability. . i . We invite you today to become profit-sharing part--ner;in this great industry by subscribing for one or more shares of our First Preferred Stock to yield 7.20. . S ... . - - . . r. Dividends paid monthly or quarterly, whichever you desire. Under our Easy-Payment Plan, you earn 7 inter est on all money paid in till the'shares are yours. Then come the regular dividends at 720. Call, phone or write for full information today. INVESTMENT DEPARTMENT . 237 North Liberty Street . Salem Salem Oregon City :: fr was so well fortified, against cri ticism," I was certain, for he was ft rara avis among Janitors in bis consideration for the comfort of the tenants, . "My Poor Minna!" "Dot old Toman!" she exclaim ed with an intonation which re moved the offending tenant to the other side of the continent. "Yon should spend soot time talking mit her. She iss crazy und she is all tbie time fussy about some dings Now go Mrs. Graham iss in a great hurry, for she iss going to cook a big dinner f or( her com panydown on our stove here. Und you better get alt your vork out of .ihe way, so you can . carry tlnfc up und down for her.' 1 opened my mouth, to -.protest, bet closed it again as quickly. Mrs. Schartz plainly had Xaken my dinner into herown keeping, and it behooved me to trail meek ly along In her wake. "My! MyJ Dot will be nice!" Mr. Schartz beamed approval of the scheme as he turned to lead the way to the apartments I had Help Vancouver, Wash. Oregon wished to inspect. Once out i of t his wife's sight and hearing, how ever, he became suddenly grave. 'I am very glad you ask her to cook dinner down mit her,';, he said with a greatf ul intonation. "She gets so lonesome, my poor Minna, sitting down here, und the doctors say she will nefer be much better of her pains." e His voice was very heavy .with, the tragedy of , elderly married couples sincerely attached to each other, the awful fear of separa-. on by death. I tried to inject into my necessarily perfunctory answer the sincere sympathy I felt. Madge Makes a Choice 'But doctors are so often mis taken, Mr. Schartz," I protested. ; saw the pathetic pleasure . the old woman took in the prospect of having my companionship While my dinner was cpoking. 1 had much leisure, time even with care of my tiny apartment, and I meant to spend some of it in the company of my janitor's lonely wife. 'I vish all the peoples were like you," he said simply, and his inflection made the compliment one to treasure in one's memory. He showed me dutifully through both apartments, but I needed no second glance to confirm "what Mrs. Schartz had told me. The One of-which she had spoken fav orably was the only one to be considered. It was much like the apartment Dicky and I occupied, and it shone with the same cleanliness which had been. the. deciding fac tor with me when renting our That Our Regular, I OUR CUSTOMERS KNOW Our Specials Are Additional Savings 8 lb. Pail Best Compound $1.39 Large Pail Karo Syrup ...69c 6 lbs. Sweet Potatoes .v 25c Best Quality of Mince Meat, lb.. J. ... 19c Sunshine Flour, made from bid wheeit, guaranteed satisfactory or subject to return 1 By the barrel 9 lbs. Good Potafbesni:: JL 10 lbs. Good Onions ......... .j..... 12 lbs. of Irregular Shape Onions..... Best Grade Cranberries, 2 lbs. ..i...... Eastern Corn Meal, sack .1. DRY GOODS New Line of Children's Sweaters Marked Low for Week-end Selling, Less 10 Men's Corduroy Pants .$2.98 Little Gent's Long Corduroys :.$2.69 39c Figured Heavy Velour Flannel, yd. 29c Numerous other Items Below Regular for Week-end Selling Phone 560 Sure, thewe ALL TH&. pAWM SHOPS FOR ( MOO WkVTE. Tt&0 ,TO STr.T ) ?2?Si.OPTV denies apartment. By.t looking at itij general cheapnfess of effect, and the atrocious furniture and cur tains, I wondered "apprehensively what my farstidlous sister-in-law would say ti my selection. If it were Elizabeth new I could vis ualize the lofty contempt with which my other sister-in-law would vie- the apartment and me. But Ij'arriet, whom I like as cordially a!s I dislike her sister, possesses ja goodly amount of common seinse, and I feryerently hoped that, she would bring her full compliment of the possession with her. But ft was wfth distinct mis giving that 1 paiid Mr. Schartz a deposit, and weiit back upstairs to prepare for my shopping ex pedition. CHAPTER F152 I found the poultry shop fuliy up to Mrs. Schwartz's recommen dation and selected two plump roasting chickens, the firm flesh and fresh color of which, assurer! me that I could prepare them ap petizingly for my fastidious guests. With the knowledge that I had no time to waste in. . having my purchases delivered, 7 had bought old-fashioned market-basket at a shop' I had passed, and stowing away the chickens in it, I made my way home again, stopping at a .grocery, a fruit and vegetable store, bakery and a fish-monger's on my way. I took everything with me in the basket except . the oysters, which the fish-monger - promised to open and . deliver ready for serving on. the halif shell at half Prices Are Low- ;r : $1.89 $7.50 .1.25c 25c ...25c 33c 37c STORE 254 North Commercial t.VZS. Vfc. )fMTS YOU rXU-V I PRAP3 ME . rSO;iWH.y OprJ"r ATE- YoOR I f THEY t-OOK M p .AL.Av TME MORGUE J : MU waJ : . FoR HIM. tJ i .I ii . Union Roster Will I ' UEAT COTTER'S CSIOS KO. 280 Meet second, and fourth Wednesday. Praident W. E. Melbnrn; Mcretai?, Robert, Pede. CAPITAL TYPOGRAPHICAL CXIOX KO. .610 President. G. P. tu; secretary, M. D. Pilkenton. Meet second Satur day. 3:00 p. m. - CAtpEXTEirs rxios xo. loan fcets Tburs. ereninj. Arthor Turk ey president; Wm. Pettit, secretary. Sailed mei-hanirs fnrniiiheH. Phone 179. Lodge Roster FRATfcRXAtJ ORDER OF EAGLES, meet everv Wednesday. Fraternity Hall, H M. Willett. See'y. Tel. o89-R. past fix. I planned my dinner for that hour because it was then that I expected the Braithwaites. Lil lian and Marion would get in at five, but I knew I could give Lil lian a cup of tea and Marion glass of milk to tide them over until dinner-time. The basket was a load, indeed. when I had placed my last pur chase in it, and. I was conscious of curious glances from passers-by as I laboriously covered 'the last block of my journey, stopping every few feet to shift the weight of the basket from one hand to the other. "Carry This Thing."' "For theJove of Lula, drop that : thing!" ?yS Dicky Wcfe, lo.w but irritated, sounded JfTo3 the een door of a taxicab wWcuva. 'J.drtrwn UP to the curb.;;'C? &I:- as ne spoke, and -befow" ould tther my bewildered faciit ;toset4r to obey him he had sEatGhel til9 offending basket from Tjsy t?aa and deposited it on the patemelV with a thump which would "h;;s effectually demolished anything! breakable, had there been such an article in it. Then he thrust a bill at the taxi-driver. "Keep the change," he said shortly, "and carry this thing to the second floor of that apart ment house." Dicky's Ultimatum. He indicated the house with a flourish of his stick, and cut short the man's voluble thanks by turn ing away from him. "What the devil are you trying to do?" he demanded, falling into step with me. "Are you practic ing for the movie role of a charm ing little housewife going market ing, or what?" I reflected wryly that I might as well have taken a taxi to market. Dicky had given a' ridiculously ex travagant tip to the driver, and was besides, in a most captious mood. But I placatingly ex plained about the impending ar rival of the Braithwaites, Lillian and Marion. He stopped short on the steps of the apartment and frowned forebodingly. "You don't mean to tell me you're going to be idoit enough to try to get dinner in that dump up stairs!" "Suppose we wait to discuss it until we reach our rooms," I mur mured, as a woman coming down the steps turned to stare at us. He made no answer, and to my great relief he did not speak again until he had finished, his sulky ascent of the stairs and had dis missed the taxi-driver. Then he issued his ultimatum: "You'll get no dinner, here,' or if you do, you'll eat it by yourself. I'll take the bunch to a restaurant Of all the; isipine Ideas you've ever conceived,' this has the long est ears f ,illv ; Get Ufr a dinner on a two-hole gas-plate! -Police also page the .fire department! ' "I had no intention ol getting it (Continued oa pat 11) OUU si0 fVeCAJTJ TOO Uit?A.t vD AA A By Charles McManua ISfatesman 1 Q$t Oregon &tattmsn Published every norniuc (except Hon day) at Salem.tbe capital of Oregon. Locals Rates For CSassified Advertising Daily or Sunday One time 2 cents per word Three time -. 5 cents per word Six tines ..-.- & rents per word 1 mo.,-daily and San. 20 cents per word In order to earn the more than one time rate, advertisement mut run in consecutive issues. No Ad. taken for less than 25 rents. - Ads-, run Sundjy ONLY charged at one-time, rate." Advertisements . fexcept ' Personals and Situations Wanted) will be taken iver the telephone if the advertiser is a subscriber to phone. . The Statesman will receive adver tisements at any time of the day or night. To insure proper classifica tions ailsv should be in bafore 7 p. m. TELEPHONE 23 OR 583 N Money to Loan On Real Estate T. K. FORD -(Over Ladd t Bush Baok) BEFORE YOU LEAVE YODR HOME ;. OR CAR HAVE IT Insured Properly . Phone 161 Becke t Hendricks, Hili Kldg.. 189 X. High St.- 4-28-tf Automobiles SALEM AUTO WRECKING CO. x Whetla, Tire. Kimt, Fenders Half Prioa and Leas Parts for all cars, cash for old ears. 402 S. Chorch Phone 2139 . Is3tf SCHEELER AUTO WKECKIN8 CO, will buy --your old ear. Hieheftt cash price K paid. 1083 N. Commercial St. Iil3tf Auto Repairing : iAV REPAIRING, TIRES AND t.' f3 assoriea, rat and oil. MED-;-yt- r-KNGOOD- GARAGE. Phone 6(3j , &.Mr and 8. Commercial Sta. V-'fTeciaiizs im reconditioning motors. " .1 V 3a6tf to 1c-:s,. SEE US FOR TOT ? ?'2?K C. J. Hull Aut.Te?- ..KSbop. Rear fire Jpnrt rrt.n ... Pa.'Otf : : . l"'.1, ppppppppppppppppppppppipr,'?ri PPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPl I'? PP PP PP PP ' WANTED SALESMAN WITH CAR PP PP PP PP PP PP PP PP PP We furnish all the nrnsnvrti PP you can handle. Another hic-h p grade salesman needed at once. To qualify you must have sell ing experience in some line. Sea Mr. Gaskill. salesmanager. PARKER REALTY COMPANY 409 U. 8. Bank Bldg. ' '- Comraerciul at State- pp pp p pp PP PP PP pp pp PPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPppppppp ppppppppppppppppprppppppppppp Wanletl Employment 10 DRESSMAKLVG-480 23rd St. 19n26 YOUNG MAX WITH TOURING CAR wtubes employment. (Good worker.) Phone 1066 care 1. T. Stewart. 19n21 MATERNITY CASES TAKEN AT MY home, or will go out nursing. Phone 1960-W. . 19n26 FOR GARDEN P1)WING, BASEMENT digging and team work, phone 1r3. 19ml4tf WOMAN WISHES HOUSB- KEEPING either in or out of City. 1373 X. Sum uief. . 19n36' WOOL GOLF . HOSE CHILDREN'S sport hose, knit to order. Hand knit- tine. Phone 1778-J. 19s30tf For Rent 21 BARN FOR STORAGE. 555 N.- FRONT. Jonu i.. fainter, Kt. 8. Box 07. Salem 2125 SEWING MACHINES FOR SALE OR reus, biui s t-sed. r urnitore Store, op- posite Court House, 21n27 PRISTED CARDS. SIZE; 14 BY 7 wording "For Rent." price 10 cents ach. Statesman , -Business Office, en ground floor. . , -, .... FOR RENT 5-ROtrM: HOUSE. $28. 5-roona house, $25. . 7-room house. $45. r .. . New store building lease. Gertrude J M. Page. . 21n5tf For Rent Apartments '23 FURNISHED APARTMENT,. 292 N. 23n24 Summer. - UNFURNISHED APT.. FOR RENT. Three rooms, $18,00. just back of Elks' Bldg. 173 H Cottage St. . 23n21 HEATED APARTMEXTS, 1835 STATE, iter .fee. i. 23n22 FOR RENT HOUSES FLATS ETC. $10-to 150. 7 Becke b Hendricks. 189 X, High Street. Ileitis Bldg. 23nl8tf APARTMENT FOR RENT S ROOMS mow .1825 or call at 161 K. 13th. . : . - 23a24 PRINTED:. CARDS, glZR H- BY 7H wording, "Rooms to Rent," priee 10 cents each. Statesman Business Office, J For Rent Rooms V 25 BOOM FOR BEST IN MODEEH HOME snreo blocks - from . state house. -All ronTenieDces. . ijientleman preferred. Please , give references and address A. B cart Statesman, - -- S5j28tf FOR RENT ROOM SUITABLE FOR students, with sleeping porch privileges. EverjUung modern. References are re quired. Address room, care Statesman. . 35J2elf 3-KOOM, KITCHENETTE AND OA raze, $28.30 Clo in, 53 Marion. -. ' -:s . - ,' , . 25n22 FOR RENT ..HEATED FURNISHED room, with garage. . Near - Capitol. ueniiemeo. l'lione 4IS-M. i5nivt ' , O&AXS No. 1 wheat, white .... -o. l red, sacked white eata Gray oata Barley - PORK, KTJTTOK AKD BEET - , Top ho; . ...... ...99U eOF .12U IHosaeoT nogs '. .1$ Top steers ., .05 .0 Cow 2.50 5.00 .Bulla , 3C3H Ppriag lambs. 80 lbs, and der .12 H Heavier 100 10H Arestea real -.a.w...,,-,, .18 ---'- - POULTBT. Inght Tiena awm Heavy hens 15(18 Old roosters a.ai.wr...a.l..,8a'8 Broilers ,. 3 XOGS, BUTTER AKO STTTTESJAT Batlorfat , :-' ; - .58 Creaasery batter gy-ia Kg3 ....;,. .. .88 Sta.ndards r- , . r , ., .48 Pelecto - ... ,.-,;. :, ,.,i.. ,50 ..$1.39 : w .80 For Bent Houses 27 FIVE ROOM HOUSE FIREPLACE, furnace, and pipes for rss. Close ia. Phone 2044-W, ; 27nl5-tt FOR RENT TWO HOUSES TWO flate an npstairs $20 to $50 -BECKS ft HENDRICKS 183 S. High fit. Heilij Bids. 27nUtf FOR KENT NEW. MODERN FOUR room bun;iW, built ins, basement, furnace, front and back porchev 20 OO a month. .207 McCoy, near Tile road phone V50-K. 'Tn'O FINE SMALL HOME FOR LEASE OR sale. Brand new 4 room, wired for electric raape. Hardwood floors, furn ace, etc. Price $."t00 or $36 rent.. Becke k Heudricks, 189 tit High Street, Heilig Bldj. 2718tf FOR RENT ONE HALF DUPLEX house. hardwood floors, fireplace, furnace, wired for eleetrie range. Ga rage. Phone 8a--W, after :30 p. m. - 27u20 FOR RENT SEVEN-ROOM HOUSK Centrally located in Saiem. FumUhed or unfurnished, to responsible parties. Address tVank Davey, 89 X. lath, Portland, Oregon. Phone B-nawtr 6623. 27n20w FOR RENT SOMETHING GOOD. Three modern homes at 935. All hara furnaces. Also large 6-room at 50 and two smaller homes at 25 and tlo Becke & Hendricks, 189 N. High. Heilis Bldg. ... - 27nS0tf FOR RENT Modern six-room home on Fairmouut Hill, $45 per month. ." Six-room home at 8190 Chemeketa SI.. $20-per mo. Four-room basement apartment at 99G . 8. Com'l St., $15 per mo. Five-room home at 453 Mill St. $22.50 per mo. Two fire-room bungalows in West Sa lem, $15 per mo. each. W. IL GKABENHORST CO. 275 Stste St. 27n22 For Rent Farms 29 I HAVE SEVIRAL IRRIGATED FARMS for rent. i. E. Thomason, Turner, Ore., Phone. XX. 29ltf Swaps 33 WANTED FLOUR USERS TO BRING their wheat to Pratum Flour Mill and get in exchange 40 lbs. of the best flour. Paved road to Pratum. Mill running all the time. Wm. B. McCatl ister. H3otttf Wanted Miscellaneous 35 CASH PAIO Phone 574. FOR SHELLED CORN. 35n20 WILL TRADE PHOOGKAPH FOR 1 wood. 446 Court streeV 35n'i2 WOODRY THE -AUCTIONEER BLTS ""used furniture for cash. Phono 511. rTENlTURE PACKING FOR SHIP- ata, Gieso-Power Furniture - Co. ; HISHL81' PRICES PAID FOR USED Stitf'a Used (Md opposite court house. !tt CASH FAJ- -TC i FALSE TEETH 'ram and discarded - ting and Refinery dental gal, ' ! jewelry. aaei Co, Otscjo, i.icar 35j2d SELL US YOUR V , t , J?1?7Z H 1 Stiff Vntu. .S l ' Dpt, opposite Tooitrt i H 85m'J2tf WANTED PRIVA7K : . EY FOR l applica- - Hoberta . 14tf farm loans. Wo have . tions on hand. Ha,as lnc 20j Oregon Bldg. For Sale a xCT FOR SALE DRY PEELED.-. poles. .Phone 23F11. - Ti FORDSON, 2 PIX)W8 AND DISK 1 J. S. Watt. -.St. 1. 63F15. ' 37oJ for sale Good i-ton fori truck. Jir p. Smith, Bt. 7, Box 65, Salem. . , 37n21 PIANO FOR SALE NEAR SALEM Beautiful high, grade piano must be , so id at once. Big taring and terms $10 monthly to reliable party. For particulars write Cline Music Co., 66 if root M., Portland. Ore. 37a24 KENTUCKY SWEET-LEAF TOBACCO Homo grown. Homo cured, mellot with age. Satisfaction " guaranteed ; 1 lbs.- $1.25. Ernest Choale, Wiaga, Ks ' - 37n22 FOR SALE OLD NEWSPAPERS. TES cents a bundle. Circulation department Oreoa Statesman. 37tf RECEIPT BOOKS SIZE 3 BY 84". 50 receipt forms in book, 13 cents par book or two-for 25 eeau. ' Statesman office, ,213 South Commercial St, Sa lem. - - 37X23tf TRESPASS NOTICES. 8IZE. 14x9 INS printed on good 10-ounco canrasa, bear ing the words, "Notice la Hereby Given Thai TrepsTns U Strictly Forbidden On These Premisei Uoder Penalty of rroseeuuon. - frico lae each or 3 for 25c-' Statesman Pub. Co... Salem, Oregon. - , S7atf For Sale LiTestock - 39 GOOD FEED CUTTER OF -NEW 8MAL- ley type. Phone lo08-J. 39n20 FRED W. LAXGE. VETERINARIAN Office 420 8. Commercial Phone 1198. Kes. Phono 1600. 89mS8tf FOR SALE OR TRADE REGISTERED Angora Billy Goat. Phone 93F4. - 89n20 Wood For Sale 43 4 FOOT GREEK SLAB, $3.90 PER CORD l-in. dry mill, $4.50 per Mad, 'dry fir and oak. Phono 1879-W. 43a5tf S 1 ii ; SALEM 'FUEL -k TRANSFER, 753 Trade Street. .Wood, Coal, Briquets,. Ti-ansfec and Moving. Phono 529. I . 43n20tf WOOD OF Alil . KINDS FOR SALE John Hr Scott. Pnoat 354 or 622. -" ----- - - - 43n23 10-INCH SLXBWOOD PER LOAD $2.75, - 16-iuch 2nd fir per load, $3.75; 16 inch old f ir per load, $1.50. Prompt delivery; Tet 2313; res. 1837. Tracy Fuel Yard. .1967 D street. - 43nl9tf - BEST GRADE OF WOOD ' 4 ft, and 18 hich. Pry mill wood. -Green mill wood. ; Dry-second growth fir. Dry 4-ft. ash, and oak. ' FRED E. WELLS. ' Prompt delivery and reasonable prices, 20 Sooth Church. Phono 1542. 43f 18tf 16-INCH OLD FIR SECOND GROWTH oik and ash. Phoaa 19F3. M. h. May fiold. , , 43fl8tf GOOD COAL-DRY WOOD PROMPT 'DELIVERIES. HILLMAN FUEL CO. TELEPHONE 1855." 43j29tf . Poultry juad Eggs . 45 5 MONTH OLD PULLETS, 70e EACH, less if all is taken. oU K, Front. - -J. - ! ' .-. - 46421 MALLARD DECOY DUCKS FOR SALE : Fetlaad, 273 State and Pacific HiCh- ' Wir, - ,4--:.:-,,- . , 45nlt( 100 WHITM LEGHORX PULLETS. 5 moatha old.. $L2J each. Call 1365-J. 45nr Xuraery Block ' 49 PLANT IRIS NOW CHILD'S COLLEC . tioa seedlings, choice variety, earir and -' late, cheap to clear. Robert Lin don, 231 WM Minn err. fn'Jl- n Kf . :1 t 0 i