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THE OREGON STATESMAN, SALEM, OREGON. SUNDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 18, 1927
COPPEBS LEADING
mi
1 11.1
Buying Orders Distributed
Over Wide Area; Heavy
Accumulation Seen ! -
NEW YORK, Dec. 17. (AP)
Constructive forces were acatn at
work in the New York stock mark
et today . and another impressive
demonstration of strength la the
face of rather heavy week-end re
alizing. Buying orders were dis
tributed over a broad list, but
the copper, public utility, tobacco
and merchandizing issues made
the best group showings. Trad
ing was in unusually heavy vol
ume for a half-holiday session.
Steady improvement in the cop
per industry was reflected in the
heavy' accumulation of those
shares. Anaconda, Calumet &
Arizona, Chile, Green Cananea and
Nevada all - reached H new hfeb
ground.' General Motors and U.
8. Steel common, leaders in the
upswing yesterday, ran into a lot
of profit taking and could make
little headway.
, Public : utilities moved forward
under the leadership of the West
en! company stocks, particularly
Pacific Coast-, and Southern Cali
fornia Edison. Consolidated Cigar
led the advance in the tobacccos,
which were also featured by a
brisk recovery in Porto Rican B,
which slumped badly earlier in the
week."
The closing was strong. Total
sales approximated 1,400,000
shares. . '
. The opening ; was strong, under
(he leadership of high grade in
dustrials. General Electric open
ed a point - higher . and American
Can and Anaconda -Copper ad
vanced to new high levels for the
year. r
Encouraged hj the ease of cred
it conditions, and the -optimistic
nature of the current business re
ports, pools started to hid up
stocks In all sections of the list.
Professional traders, who had sold
many issues,' oh the theory that
the market was entitled to at least
a. technical reaction, were forced
to cover- pare of their commit
ments because . of . the violence of
some of the advances. Greene
Cananea, copper was quickly run
- up 6 points to a new. high, record
at 132 hi, or more than 100 points
above the. year's low. -Pacific Gas
&. Electric and Indian Motorcycle
also reached new high' ground.
Heavy accumulation .of the low
priced oils, particularly Sinclair
and Simms, was based on expecta
tions of an early advance In crude
oil prices in the southwest.
Foreign exchanges opened
steady, with demand strling quot
ed around $4.87.
ued to stand out, Anaconda 7s
gaining more than- 3 points to - a
new . high, while ; Andes Copper
Mining 7g had an extreme rise of
more than a point, duplicating
their previous peak.
A 2 point gain was registered
by Continental Bag & Paper 6 a,
which skirted their previous max
mum for ; the year, but most of
tne remaining recent favorites inn
dined to heaviness. Recessions
were noted in Loev 6s with war
rants, possibly reflecting the an
nouncement of new financing, and
in Canadian Pacific 4s and Denver
& Rio Grande 4a.
In the foreign group, sagging
lendences developed in some of
the Japanese issues, following re
xrts that one of the largest Jap
anese banks will close next sorine
as a result of the recent financial
Jifficulties. French Issues were
steady, but irregularity ruled oth-j
;r European bonds.;
The federal government depart
ment reflected only a small vol
i me of bnginess. .
CiBlIETWl
1IK
SOM
LD
E FALL!
Oil Stocks Closed Strong
Yesterday Advanced
During Session
NEW YORK,TDec. 17. (AP)
Trading : in many issues on the
curb market was of a wild and ex
cited character today, the fluctu
ations including the widest move
ments on record in any exchange
in the woTld. An Instance was
Shaeffer Pen which was admitted
to trading yesterday, and rnrnl
then from 685 to 725, closing at
718, Today it started at 755, ris
ing to 849 or an advance of over
180 points in less than two days.
Quaker Oats, an inactive issue,
sold at 250, a gain of 0 points.
Firestone Tire, which was ex-divl
dend of 2 per cent, rose over 12
points in addition to recovering
the dividend, making a new high
record at 200. -Many other stocks
were forced into prominence by
advances ranging from to 1 5
points. ; "Borden moved up . 4
points, Deere &, Co. rose over 4
po'nts, Bucyrus & Erie advanced
3 points and Ford Motor of Can
ada gained 8 points to 60S.
- The market outside of these is
sues was- extremely broad with
buying orders coming in a flood In
many issues, and the list of se
curities traded reached record pro
portions. Sugar stocks ' were
among the strong features. Cen
tral Agulrre made a new high
-ecord at 130 and National, which
rose. 12 points yesterday, held
close to its high record. - Johns
Manville was up over 2 noints.
Fansteel gained over a point in
the early trading and then reacted
Realty Associates of . Brooklyn ad
vanced over 6 points to 291. Some
issues were In supply while these
advances were in progress. Celan
es declining a point and Alumin
um declining 'about 3 points.
Oil stocks, which closed strong
yesterday, were in moderate sup
ply at the opening and also ad
vanced as the session progressed.
ITT
Ml
HIGHLAND SCHOOL TO PRE
SENT. TWICE WEDNESDAY
women, according to statistics,
spend more on their make-up than
the government spends on war
ships, and that probably explains
why you hardly ever see a fellow
taking a war-ship out to dinner.
New York Evening Post. .
Read the Classified Ads
The Christmas cantata, "Christ
mas in Merry England," win be
given Wednesday afternoon and
evening by pupils in the Highland
school. The matinee will be for
the children and the evening per
formance, at 8 o'clock, for the par
ents. The cast follows:
Kenneth Finney, speech.
Lloyd Wright, bell man.
Minerva Howell, Virginia Mey
ers, Zona Pearson, Marjorie Scbo-
maker, Thelma Noel, Mildred
White, cavaliers.
Daniel Mulhaupt, trumpeter. .
Virgil Mason, Elby Beckman,
heralds.
Eugene Tower, Harry Wygant,
standard bearers.
.Blanche Stelnke, Merle Smith,
Anna-Diets, musicians.
Richard Stafford, king.
Jewell Howell, queen.
Raymond Howard, Edward
Prince, Aldo Fontaine, pages
Sargent Horn, Donald Sumpter.
jesters.
jean Uardner, Lois Holt, Lor-
etta Pro, Hazel Curtis, ladies in
waiting.
Oscar Woods, Mark Powel,
Leonard PaUer, Merle DeLapp,
gentleme
Jim Hill. FatheTChristmaa
Edward Akleyv SamPJttaer, Es
ther Mae DeVore, Wallace S
Jimmle Armstrong, Helen
maler, Floyd Townsend, Lois Sav
age. Father Christmas crew.
Rjnth Sawyer, Mary Lois Drlggs.'
Wanda C-mble, Helen Carpenter,
Katherine Gies, Arlene Moffit,
Jane Craven, Vera Coward, cush
ion dancers.
JJOffTOIIIUir-MJaW
Spaulding Pulp and
" Paper Go.
New-berg, Oregon
NOW OPERATING
Offer the Unsold Portion of Our
8 PREFERRED
STOCK
Dividends payable semi-annually. Preferred - as to
assets arid dividends. And to be retired at any time
after three years at $105.00 Per Share and accumulated
dividends.
PRICE
Eight Per Cent Preferred Stock
$100.00 Per Share
REFERENCES
United States National Bank. Portland; United States National
Bank, Newberg; First National Bank. Newberg; McMinnviIIe
National Bak, McMinnviIIe; First National Bank, McMinn
viIIe; United States National Bank, McMinnviIIe; Ladd & Bush
Bank, Salem.
MAIL
THIS
COUPON
SPAULDIXG PULP Jt PAPER CO.
S04 Oregon liltlg., Salem, Oregon
Please give me detailed information in
regard to investment In the Spaulding Pulp
& Paper Co., also the personnel of the
Board of Directors.
Name
Address
City . . .
.State
Address Inquiries to District office
Spaulding Pulp and
If &04 Oregon Bids;:, Salem, OreT
Phone 2808
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(IKS SILL
IN BOND PRICES
NEW YORK, Dec. 17. (AP)
Fractional changes which estab
lished no definite trend character
ized the bond market today. Over
subscription of the South Californ
ia Gas corporation's 112,500,000,
following the ready absorption
yesterday of about 1100,000,000
in public utility offerings, indicat
ed that confidence in the credit
situation was still being main
tained.
Bonds of copper Issues contln-
O - O
I . General Markets t
o
17. (AP).
PRODUCE
PORTLAND. Ore., Dee,
Bid to the fanner:
Bntterfat steady. 48c station, 49c track,
61CnSSe fob Portland.
Poo It ry steady; heavy bent 18(J21c;
light 10?14e; spring 20Q21e; broiler
225o; pekio white dark SOe; colored
nominal; turkey alive 2527e.
Onions, lOe higher; local SL20f.6O;
potatoes 7Sefl.23 sack.
LIVESTOCK
PORTLAND. Ore.. Dee. 17. (AP).
Today's receipts: Cattle 35; hogs on
contract .105. Total (or week (approxi
mate) Cattle 2,875; calves - 280'; hogs
,730; sheep 900.
Cattle. , compared with week 'ago:
fleers centrally SOe higher: spots up
rre; rows ad heifers mostly U to 5c
higher; hulls steady;-calves steady to 50c
Bp; balk good steer 10.503 1 1.50 ; oth
ers 9.75 down; good heifers sold readily,
p to 9.0O; gopd cow op to 8.00; other
. she stock 7.0O down; low cotter down
to 3.23; bull mostly 5.50 8.00; bulk
desirable sealers 11.00 11.50, odd bead
12.00j calves 9.00 down.
Hogs compared with week ago: Mostly
, 25c higher. Balk desirable light batch
er in eo riots 9. 75 (9.83; occasional
small lota strictly choice 9 906? 9.95;
heavies aad underweight 9.50 down :
packing sows ssoatly 7.00 7.50: slaugh
ter pig mostly 8.50Q9.25; feeder pig
mostly aronnd 9.50, scattered imall lots
.iwio.oe.
Sheep steady with week ago; lambs
mostly medium grades aelling H.OO
1 1. 3D. with heavies as thjns lO.0O$10.
50; strictly choice handy weight lambs
quoted np to 12.50; yearling up to
9.50:- ewe up to S.00.
- CHICAGO OKA IN
CHICAGO, Dec. 17. (AP). With th
Washington) final crop report on corn due
late Monday, the corn market today dis
. payed nrach nervousness and finally na
derweat a sharp setback. - Talk wa car
'ront that contrary to recent -somewhat
"i general expectation, the November ffi--iaI
forecast of 1927 eora production in
the United State, as a whole weald be
. reduced bat slightly if at all. :
Closing quotation on corn vera weak.
5-8r- f I I-80 act. lower, wheat fin
ished firm at 1-8 to 1 advance and
at a shade to He off. .
rOSTLASD GRAIN
THIS HANDSOME DINING SUITE IN COMBINATION WALNUT CONSISTING OF TABLE, ARM
CHAIR AND FIVE SIDE CHAIRS UPHOLSTERED IN GOOD GRADE TAPESTRY ONLY $99.00;
WITH LARGE BUFFET TO MATCH $156.00. THIS SUITE SHOULD BE SEEN TO BE APPRE
CIATED. Another good suite consistin&of Walnut Combination Table, Six
Chairs only $46.50
Another SuiCe similar to above in Italian Oak only $45.50
Several other Patterns in close out Suites at a big discount
WE HAVE JUST ASSEMBLED A NUMBER OF ODD DREElS CHIFFONIERS AND VANITY
DRESSERS AND HAVE M ARKEDfTHEM DOWN TO MAIl UICK CLEANUP ODD
PIECES MUST GO. COME IN ; AND SEE IF. WE HAVE JUST WHAT YOU NEED IN THIS LINE.
PORTLAND. Ore, Dec IT. (AP).-
tV'beat bid: BBB hard white Dae an,
Feb.. $1.31; hard white, bine stem. Baart,
all months 91.26; federation, soft whita,
weatera white all S1.23; hard winter,
northern spring alt Sl.21tt; waster rod
all S1.20H. .
Oats. Ko. a, r pomad W. X. 4 gray
II S39.50. '
'rV. .'. B. W. Dae,
39, Jam 0. . .
CV Mo. 2. E. T. shipment Doe., Jaaj,
38, Feb. S3630; ditto No. S aU 885,
oi'ili'8' u4. ie-, Jab, 29, Jam,
9Jto.. v :- .... ----..
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PORTLAND. Ore.. Dee. 17. (AP). -Hay
baying prices t Eastern Oregon timo
thy 20.50Q21j ditto valley S17.aO01
Jlfalf. $11; oat hay U 14,50; atraw
9 per to.. SelUng prices 82 a tea!
more.
5 i '
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New First National
. Banlt Building
Directory
SALESMEN 2
SALESMAN' WANTED ll
ear. tmrn 30u0 extra
line createkt popular priced
csnyirg
J 1 11 m. ...
swatches; strictly commsnon . 1
hare Mdrinr. r:r.at -l
Ktsnloy ilsnly. 722 Broiidwsy
City. "
7
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HELP. WANTED jemarP 13
EARN $2S-tS0 WEKK'LT AM'i
card at home. 8psre time,
eoeo oenecetftarv. Partn-u!
tamp. Allard Co., Cary ind. '
LALHKS MAKE $10 TO
mailing circulars at bom..
...., rurio.jnjf e stsuip. (
auoracories. .Newcastle, Ji,J.
APOKLS-
KXVKLOPKS AT m.r"
D.gnif.ed work. 15-25 Weekly ,
bead 2c ilimu tot narticuUn i ... r
Otpt. 179, Gary, Indi
aua.
WOMEN EARN tin DOJ-pv. sriv.7.
drekoes. Kxperienee anoecessary; '
portiinuy beginners. Steady work '
lerial, cut. Stamped addressed ,',.
elpe bring detail. Goshen L't,,,
" Naming Parlor
fgperts tor Ldi. nd Hentlentaa.
WOMBS:
SiCCUAU . JTLOOS
Cofley'
Tel. 7ta.
Paou Service
Over the 8a
manufacturer rfgt-u.,
wstt :i..v,rn wbo " ii
"'' cut. no u nr.
TUliuU rLCOK
lro:i..
Mnr,
unnesary; Stamped eoT.W.
unrnin- : i-
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particulars.
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to.
atorria Uptieai Co. S01-S02-S0S
w, unrj c Marrta, Optwiaauiat
Toephoaa it
WOMAN
c. r.
OiUaaso.
layor TolaphoM
SlO-ll-ll I
la.
ooolofakr Boa. Tot 7
- Keai bmw, Loaaa, iiuiiraac.
X-SU5
WANTED FOR TMiVri'i.r,
position opea J,n, 9th. not n. r,L
entirely nninpumbered. with high , i
education between 25 and 40 8 K '
bono ,n1 transportation. Civ Pi
information. . couiTnv i , J
1003 N. De.,bo'rn7chTctfg7 S twv
Dr. Lwrid B. Ui 0. OrUouTtia
(fauaigkLsaiag .1 urogalar tooth)
Motto SUA. Uora 9 to
. hieory day oaoapt Thuxaday
ura. O'Neill
bom ox
m Buitm, Optoasatriaul
aux-aoa ao-o-ua i
VUlard H.
Attorney.
Wirta aad Paai
4I0-411-41S
F. Barrtsl
Tel. 161
SALESWOMAN OR REPKK8EXT rr -Z
f ell our exclusive Memo Phon. i
corded Repre.enut.re, In oZ it
tricU are nrnic $75 j.er werk .ij
apwarda. Don't overlook thT. 1 ,"'lJ
DMrlllliilf WI .. . . '"!
r.ttiKuiflr. Memo
10 W. Warren Ave
AGENTS WANTED H
r writ, tuT fuU
Manufacturing- (0
-. Detroit, Mich. '
SIXTH TLOOB
m. X. Vahra K. D, Phyaieia aVtrgooa
uw vvs. -aws, asja-aaiv rTn 7
Zl Z II s B
II . -S VrJl A ll JJL f jr --rM. fill
BobU D. Day aad Domald W. Kllaa
A tUrm.TB mA Law
Telephoa 19S. - S10-S11-61I
IIOHTO PLOOB
ar. O. Ward liaeia, (rarai iaaiisirj
TeL SIS. BvootUgT - by aowUtaieai.
SOS
DISTRIBUTOR FOR 100 STORE ROiTe
tats county; experienra unnecemrt
BO aelling.- dirtribute and collect: sli.iu'u
.at 170.00 weekly. PLRIS MFC- to
lloriit. Pa.
I WHOLESALE 1IOUSK K8TABLIsnT7
18 years must have aggressive mn is
thia territory. Previous aelling -,.-r,
e.ea helpful but secondary. Hie ,,.
-now. Liberal advance. A. r .,.
aon, Mgr.. Dept. 343, V010 Euclid
Cleveland, Ohio.' '
Or. H. B. Seefield
Uhiropraetor, N a rca toaster
ao
Servioa
NINTH PLOOB
Dr. H. 1
Throat
f. Brows, Zya, Bar, Boa had
Specialist. Bait 901
DISTRICT MAN At; KKS AND AGKVm
New oportunitie. Make f ?,ow u,
li',000 year. Good terrltWy .-inv,,,,-fast.
Low price. Sells in evcrv hom..
Hs big health appeal. barked'bv .il.i-'
establtataed firm. Write or mr i...
exclusive proposition.
Mfg. Co Toledo. Ohio.
The JJi,n,r,
TXXTB PLOOB
Dr. W
reophono 12S
A. JohnaoK, Deatist
CHIROPRACTORS 15
1001 1
DR. O. L. SCOTT.
258 N. High.
P8C. CHIROrKACTOa
Tel. 62B-R. or 37.
Local Rates
F6r Classified
Advertising-
O. Uaaa
DaDx or Baa day
.. 1 ooata pw word
. S eaata par word
a eaata par ward
Three tintaa
Six . Uasea i
1 aw. . daily aad Sua eaata par word
' 1. order to oar. the auarw than oaa
tuu rata, adverUsing asnst ru. la eea-
eentive itsaoa.
No Ad take, for I Uaa J5e.
- Ada raa Sunday ONLT charged at
oao-timo rata.
Advertisement faxeaBt Paraanala
aad Bitaation Wanted ) will b takaa
over tha telephone If the advaruaor
i a baeribor te phoaa.
Th Statona. will recalva adver
titsmeata at aay time of tha dav we
sight. To Insure proper claaaifieatioa
Ada aboalda bo la before T p. as.
TILIPHONB 21. OB 5SS
DR. H.
First
B. SCO
National
COFPIELD. P. S. C. C
Baak Bid.
FLORISTS
16
CUT FLOWERS. WEDDING BOUQUETS
Faneral wreaths, decorations. C. t,
Breilhaupt. florist. 512 - State ttrtk
Tel. 880.
-. -INSURANCE 13
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FOR SALE IR8T AND SECOND .!ort-
gagea. Trust -.. Deeds. Contracts ts
house Will net t to TO per ccut.
. BECKE HENPRICKE
Heilig ldg.. 139 K, High St
Insure
1? i
LODGE ROSTER
CHEMEKETA LODG& No. 1, I. O. O. T.
. jaeeia every Wednesday evening, atl
l:su O'clock; turd floor of I. O. O. F.
Temple, corner of Court and High Sts. I
. Tour Horn? or Car now.
Phone 161
- BECKE HENDRTCKE
He'lig Bldg.. If 9 H. High St
FARM LOAN 8 PLENTi" OF iUt.t
to loan on good farm security.
C1TV LOANS Wa are lonuinj Tru
deatial Insurance company woiiry i.3
city residence and busiuens prop- :iy -i
6 per cent, plus a commission. 1U- .
kins A Roberta, ln -Ui Unn
Jtiiilding.
. WANTED -Employment ir
HINAMAN, GOOD FAMILY ("-K.
English style. Also CRtTtr. Ailii-cser.
RtitrmmsD, Care R.
AUCTIONEER
2
FOR RENT
21
F. N. Woodry
-12 Trs. 8alem'a leading Aoctlonoer
and Furniture Aealar.
Raa. A Store. 1610 N. Summer 8L
d?hon 511
FOR LEASE:
Good downtown store room I.-.-;. '-!
- on Liberty near Stste Se. Wii: t '
long term lease.
W. II. GRABEXHORST & '.
134 8. Liberty St.
H. F. Woodry & Son FOR RENT-Apartments 23
Sight dow town. Cash paid (or osod
isrsiiurs, - oiora 1 x ji. vwounri
TeU 75. Areata for Lane lUagea. 2
BATTERY -ELECTRICIAN 61
R. D. BARTON ZX1DK BATTERIES I
overt er aaa gaaarator work; 202
Boat. High. ' 41
HF.ATJCD APARTMENT. T1 M AH!"
FURNISHED APARTMENTS FUR UK NT,
301 Hasel Ave. Phone :a ,
garage.
2 IfcOOM FURNISHED APT.. - '
week, main floor; garage S1.M ii'i'".
1290 Oak. Phona 106i.
do WILLIAMS
TaL 1.
HIGH AND
CENTER
FLEENER ELECTRIC CO. - HOUSE
wiring by hear or contract. Estimate
furnished. Tel. "0 471 Conrt 81
3 ROOM FURNISHED APAUTVINT,
private Lath, garage, light, tci' ''" j
and water. 290 N. 18th, Phone 1 ,;
FOR RENT-Rooms 25
ROOMS TRANSIENT AND ATAKT-
ment. 439 N. Liberty.
PLEASANT WARM ROOM, CLuM
Conveniences, for gentlemro. )'!'
747-W. i-
DlUTULLb-ntrAIIIINli ij room with on witholt b.Mi
at.. Aieaanaria. auau LUfmt"
Phono 1529.
LLOTD E. RAMSDEJv COLUMBIA Bi
cycles and repairasr. 87 Cart.
HELP WANTED-Male 1 1
SALESMAN OB REPRESENT VriVE TO
aeii our rirmiiTt acas Mm riecord
ers. " Representatives in other district
are earning f 13 par weea ana .pward.
Don't overlook this golden opportaa-
Itv Wira w-rit a n- -ll i.
Memo Manufacturing Co-10, W. War
reo ao seirois, Jlicn. , -
FOR RENT -HOUSES 27 ;
FURNISHED HOUSE CHEAP. ''
Madison. ,
SALESMEN
12
SALESMEN WE PAT TOD WELL
JiardeBtturg's leather good, diaries,
- calendars, advertising specialties ; big
riiaiiiiuiinii. laroenovrg .Co- 910
Liuaoeih Ave, Linden, N. J.
REPRESENT AfTfi SPiTrivro
ataaa aias weekly. Biggest
commission paid daily. Lowest prices.
Highest quality.- Elaborate ' outfit
7-1. J,rTe,' 830 JBootl PIin,
VMH4U. 5 T, " V - ' V: " "'
o
I
Salem Markets
GBATB
No. 1, wheat, whit.
Ke4 wheat, sacked ...
3
FURNISHED nOUSE, 3J3 N- I-'-
FOB RENT, DUPLEX HOC&fc. J
orth Winter Eu . .. -
FURNI8HF.D S ROOM MODERN HOi
gsrsge. Telephone iOuaii.
FOR KENT 4. ROOM AND 5 ll'
modern house. Telephone 847 M.
BUNGALOW IN PALMER COURT .(I t
Ulrich at Roberts. 129 N. Um'l. i'"
1354.
4 BOOM HOUSE PARTLY FCRXISU ID
electric hot water healer, alo
for electric stove. ' U arise. 1
1390-J.
VERY REASONABLE A MOPE UN
roonl house with furnace, rantt i
bedrooas suite, double tirryruit -r"
age. largo lot with truit. Call i
at 22 or 36F1Z. :'
0t, per bu. milling.
.91.11
.91.10
9 .44
POME. bTOTTOB AHD BEZP :
i oog 9.25
Fow ,... , ,, , , ,,,, 05H.0
Top .tacr, . 4.0T
T . op fir oi M.
fpH.g lan.ba. s4 It
Dressed vesl iZ '
Irsed bog ... ' J,
Light, hen. -1. ' '
Heavy hems - -
Springs - ,.
Broilers -.. . r .. . ,
J ' .
!iN FOl fiV'fi
!d, N. JotU -c! . J f
FOB BENT MODERN
home party furnished.
per month. f
W. II. GRABEMIOUST A f ,
134 0. Liberty St. I
t
ivit
i"OR BENT HOUSES $17-20 f
930, or t R. House furnili'l for
List yoar vacant houe it" j
Becbtel 3. l Sears. 11
Room 2, Bsyne Bldg.
.124). 14
.1
.14
JI
v4-
uttrff'i1.
Prist Butter ,
.VBOETABUES
eota, aaekad ;
Mew eabbaca'
rotatoo f ,
Calory, baacbea
Sweet petatoe .
.94
,60
...50051
NEW 5-R00M MOLERN BCNOALv .
with 2 bedrooms finisnea ui" ' " - r
bedrooms downstairs. , . j
tu:it j K.u.r on a year's leate. . i
dersoa A Rupert. 169 S. High.
FOR RENT
5 R. 1417 Garden Road
1 5 H. 1923 N. Winter-,
4 K. 1950 8. Cottag
4 R. 1974 Broadway
5 R. 1970 S. Church
a n. lit Narvif. furnished
W.- ?. KKUEGEK i-noae
r.o
. ii
-SO Q 1.25
W see . where Ch.rlpv nnu
who died last week In Lb. An-
jeles, haTinr BreTionslr died In
iweiTe other places. 1 IWIng in
A-enntyiTanla. Detroit New;,
HOUSES FOR RENT
1334 "Ferry St.. 9 rm J
1230 N. Liberty St., 5 rm- J-.'J
1375 N. Com'l St.. 7 rms .f-u
.990 Highland Ave- rms f '
1192 N. 18th St., rns.;
991 Mill 8L, T raii'-r-.-'-
eoa 8. 21t St.. rmt .-.. !!;
1640 Nebraska St.. 3 rms J;'
895 8. 20th St, rms --"
605 8. 22nd St Z rms 11"