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Newspaper Page TextTHE CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON PAGE SEVEN - lA: iuss Feels Like a Twenty-One Gun Salute, Sdxmds Like a Pop-Gun THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 211922 CapitalisJouraal n-mM HATES BLTBSt;"-j."" i m cents a week, 46 By "'" J is a year In-ad- irents a ance and Polk cr mailt " . -A -.,,,. ' . , In MR.I-1UII ' ,.il. one ' rj k. i :m9.r $4.00 Elsewher. 60 cents a month. $5 year. na second class Entered Oregon. .Jnialter at Sa'.em. UafflbBf ' Tiffin PRESS ASSUt-i-" pres Is exclus The Af?ocia ted pub. Iveiy i""" news aispatcnes lication or an ' a it or 1 - Edited in this paper and also lo news published herein. Member Bureau of Circulations - Audit r w 8. Stock well. Peoples Oas bids. Chicago, Ills. CLASSIFIED RATES - t..tA ner word each Insertion , thrAii insertions. 5 cents, . -..-'tr s pAnta. one month 10 0.. vr. im month, -12 cents: minimum per ad, 25 cents. i First insertion only In New To day City ads cash in advance, and not taken over phone, unless . i i i at... has mommy No allowance tor phons errors NEW TODAY ItknT with fly. Phone 431R. c227 TYPEWRITERS exchanged, u.,v, nid. . rented, repaired, i M Rims. 442 State. 226 FOR SALE Gravenstein apples 50c to $1 delivered any place In a,iam Phone 4F4.' Rt. 8, box r ; - C227 l'OH SALE 8 Chester White gilts Tit X. tOX 4 1. nTb sai.r Good family cow; ,kn 3 weeks " old heifer calf. Phone 99F4. e227 FOR SALE Fresh young cow and ,.,.if 771 N. Com'l. 225 inn sale Grav team. J years, weight 3000 lbs. Gray and bay 10 years, weight '2750 pounds; also 6 week pigs and furniture, phone io.t2.VI. e227 ' wistrii Cauable girl to assist with housework, in exchange xor room, board and music lessons. Jnv Turner. 835 N. CaDltol Bt. 225 WANTED Girl for general house work. Mrs. R. J. Valiton, lean State street. g227 A GOOD team of white eastern mules for sale, weight 2600; also wagon and harness, good shape; anyone wishing to buy call at the Hartley & Craig's hop yard on Minto Island, Mrs. Eva Laird. 225 WANTED Pasture for horse. In quire -320 State street. - 1228 2 WORK horses for keeping. See Jno. Brophy, Ladd & Bush bank or phone 61F12. m227 USED CARS Priced right for quick sale. Be fore buying see these cars. 1919 Dodge $550 . 1919 Overland 90 $250 Ford sedan 8500 1919 Oakland $425 Buick big 6, 7 passenger $500 1919 Buick touring $600 1919 Buick roadster $650 -: 1922 Buick 4 $875. OTTO J. WILSON 388 N. Com'l, phone 220. q227 LOST Yale key with white card attached. Reward. Finder please leave at Journal office. k226 GIRL High school or university student wanted to work in home for room and board. Box 15 care ; Journal. 226 FOR SALE-r-1920 Ford sedan $450; $25 would make it look new. Phone owner 1583W. 225 FOR RENT Two 3 room apart ments, electric stoves, new fur niture. 1207 S. Commercial J227 WANTED To rent an all equip pe.d farm for 5 or more years half of all income or buy on crop payment; would like grain farm or dairy. Address Rt. 4, box 61, Salem. 225 WANTED To rent unfurnished modern house by desirable par ties, best of references. Call Hamilton Furniture store . or Hotel Bligh, ask for Mr. J. Rus sell. 225 WANTED To buy small house from owner, will pay cash. Box F. W. Capital Journal. 1227 TO TRADE 5 passenger touring car for lot or first payment on small place. J. W. Arnett, gen. del.. Salem. q227 5 room cottage, large corner lot, abundance fruit, good location, partly furnished. $1700. 6 room modern house, furnace, garage, $4500; will take vacant lots as part payment, on paved street. 6 room modern home, fireplace, dutch kitchen, built in features very fine, part basement, fine con struction, excellent view, Fair mount park addition, two good lots, $4800. 0.88 acres 1M miles from south Commercial street car line, all in bearing prunes, cherries and ap ples, five room house, small barn. $3900, easy terms, or will take me dium priced property in Salem. Owner has left here and wants to sell. WINNIE PETTYJOHN 331 Vj State St. BEST BUYS 8 rooms, modern, 5 blocks out $3)00, terms. 20 acres. 1 4 miles from Salen: limits in Garden road section, ma ead.itn road, electric light line finoo, $1000 cash balance to suit. 50 acres, 47 cleared, 28 are Italian prunes and 7 years old, 3 timber. Price reduced for quick sale to $750a; this is a .good buy. Have several small tracts close 'n to exchange for Salem resi dences. SOCOLOFSKY 341 State. PARRISH GROVE TRACTS Cen ler of city; finest homesite. $450 up. Act promptly; they're going. Harris, 624 X. Capitol, 1942J. 225 Wanted Prune pickers; also a man for daily work. Apply Kft foury Bros, or after six p. m. cil 4SR. p228 GARAGE for rent, 1295 Phjno 14HJ. Marion. J227 WANTED Lady waitress, 223 Commereil. g227 Pltl'NE pickers wanted, haul to and from orchard, good picking. Py 10c; campers preferred. Call Jjfl4 any time. g22 ,rt RENT Modern sleeping and living room, nee of ' kitchen: adu'ts. H3 N. 14th street. 22 NEW TODAY TOMATOES for sale. Phono 76F11. c237 5 ROOM beautiful house on State street, furnished; garage, well located, $5000. Gertrude J. M. Pago. a FOR SALE 64Unch dining table and 6 leather seated dining chairs. 246 Lincoln St. c227 MEN wanted, lathers, plasterers, concrete men, carpenters. 1840 N. Summer, new house 225 HAVE acreage for trade and for sale. Gertrude J. M. Page, 492 N. Cottage. . b BUILD you a little city near the fair, grounds, and buy of us 9 'acre tract worth your while. Sa lem Is growing and growing fast. See us at 492 Nj Cottage, three blocks north of post office, a 6 ROOM modern "bungalow, brand new. Gertrude J. M. Page, 492 N. Cottage. a 8 ROOMS all on one floor, promt nent corner, at a bargain. Ger trude J M. Page, 492 N. Cottage. A BUILDING for a garage in splendid location, grocery store . for sale. Gertrude J. M. Page, 3 blocks north of post office on Cottage street. OWNER leaving for Oklahoma, will sell 5 room bungalow on. 8 Cottage street for $2200. If you want a, real bargain see this. Krueger, Oregon bldg. phone 217 225' WOMAN to care for baby fail week. 2002R after 6 p. m. g228 VELIE touring for sale, new paint and in fine shape; can take Ford or Chevrolet as part payment , Huffman Motor Co., State ami Front. q228 1917 FORD touring $135; Hudson touring ,-ln fine running order $250. Huffman Motor Co., State and Front St. - q228 FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE By owner, modern bungalow at very reasonable price. 925 N. 20th. a225 5 ROOM house, full basement, V, block of Summer street, 1 block street car. $1800. M. J. Hunt, Ladd & Bush bldg. a FOR SALE By owner, bungalow Phone 896W. a234 MODERN 5 room house, lot' 6 Ox 165, $1000 down, terms. Address 455 N. ZOth. azou PORTLAND TRADES What have have you to trade for income property in Portland, or have you a Salem house to trade for a Portland house? See Fleming, 341 State St. a GET A HOME 7 room house, lights, bath, city water, good condition, half basement, close to school, 3 blocks to car, east, for only $1900 and $450 will handle. Brown over Busick's State and Commercial. a GET A HOME Just listed a fivi room plastered house, good con dition, with lights, water and all furniture, for $2000 on $500 down, balance monthly. Brown, over Busick"s, State and Com mercial. a tWO nice modern places close in, one 8 room modern $5000, the other $5500, paved streets. Come and see them. We have photos of most of our city homes. Brown over Busick's, State and Commercial. a ROOM house $850, $200 down; 3 room house $860, $200 down; 6 room bungalow $2200, $300 down; 5 acres' close in, trade for city; 4 room house $750, $100 down. Brown or Powell, over Busick"s, State and Commer cial. a BARGAIN $4500 buys this bun galow, modern except furnace, has garage, fruit, berries and shrubbery, lot 60x125; this is a well built house, to see it is to buy it, terms Vi down. See L. A. Hayford, 305 State St. aj; 6 ROOM bungalow, basement, gas. garage, large lot, fruit, cement walks, paved street, good loca tion south; will take car on first payment, $650 down will han dle. S. R. Pearson, 210 U. S. bank bldg. - HAVE bought a farm and will move on it. for that reason will sell my home cheap. Inquire at 1330 S. Commercial street for nrice. " a227 FOR SALE FARMS FOR SALE By owner nice lm- .-nA,4 Aft io farm ?lnsA to Sa lem. Phone 53F5, Rt. 6, box 61A DA 4 1 TRADE your place in Salem foi 20 acres improved, buildings all cultivated, crop and equipment $3500, north. Brown over tsu sick's. State and Commercial, b' FOR SALE By owner, $90 an acre for 86 acres, hi in cultiva tion, house, barn, orchard. 8 springs, hi mile to school. 18 mii south of Portland, terms. Box Cll Capital Journal. b291 FOR SALE 15 acres on paved road, 5 room house,-good barn, good variety of fruit for family no livine- water on place, 1 horse, 1 cow, new wagon. 60 chickens, good harness. Price J2650. D. E. Hart. 371 State street. 2 SNAPS 10 acres just out of city limits with improvements for $2500, $1250 cash. 80 acres of choice wood timber Just off highway close in, $4500. $2000 cash. See Petersen, 229 Oregon bldg. b227 Situations Wanted FOR experienced phone h23J 1352J. - . EXPERIENCED steno grapnei and bookkeeper wants position Phone 1315M. C. Phillips. h22' BRINGING UP 1' OAJJ4HTER-TME H 7m ME f J i CNNM5XANO MAE-c, LETTER L I EVERt THINC. I I MT V7- m DOAREWEkLWlN-1 4 tVRi UO'ALOIHE V DAUHTERU g . 1 1 THOUGHT -bORfl we. jhryrrZ f,A ? H - 1 HOSPITAL. J - J WUZ.NT CONNA BEAfjUt V? Xi' ' ' G 7 I J Sf DlUL:.' rA j& j5 j) x ' MISCELLANEOUS PHONE 1177 or 121U it you want to sell your furniture, stock or machinery, will buy or sell on commission. Bee Satterlee, the auctioneer, at 404 Ferry St., Sa lem, Or. m HIGHEST price paid tor second nana ciotning ani snoes. Also cleaning, pressing and repairing. Call and deliver. Capital Ex change, 342 N. Commercial, phone 1368W. m WANTED Furniture, tools, ma- cninery, stock, eto. will Duy lor cash, or sell on commission. Phone 511, Woodry, the auction eer, m" THE Royal Cafeteria is now pay ing lc more for eggs than any body else. m2 2 7 G. SATTERLEE, auctioneer, fur niture, stock and farm sales. Phone 1211J, 1177; 404 Ferry St., Salem. Or. LOANS Let me see you about loan if you want to hulld we can help you. Plenty of money, n. delays. Call 584. let us tell you. m WANTED Old mattresses to make over. Phone 19, Capital citv Bedding Co. m DRESSMAKING Fancy and nlain sewing, children clothes specialty. 1305 Broadway, phone 1274J. mzzi FOR SALE Complete fair res taurant outfit, dishes, etc Phone 1128J. c22 WANTED Miscellaneous WANTED -furniture. To buy household Phone 1446. i' WANTED Furniture, tools. etc. Phone 811. 1 WANTED tfsed furniture, rang am. haulers, cook stoves, tools, ofn w nav cash, get our prices before you sell. Liberty Exchange 241 N. Com'l St. phone 841. i WE are booking orders for fall landscape work, cut iiowers, bedding plants and floral de ina .t M Marunv. phone 916 1226 WANTED Second hand furniture and stoves. We also carry a full line of new furniture, siov, i. nnra then always. Pann'la'i Furniture store, $71 N. Commercial St. phone 734. want Kin Rief veal, hogs and mutton, live or dressed; also hntter. eggs and chickens: will pay best market prices. See us hafam IIP mE. reuyico Market, 155 N. Liberty St 1226 WANTED To buy horse power v, ,M mil or phone Geo, L. Ross, Independent Or. 1227 HABCWOOO FLOORS Buiioers anA r.rnnprtv owners. In buna ing or repairing have an oak floor nut in your house. They are more sanitary, more boauti- ful and easier to keep clean Let us figure the cost for you. We can save 10 to 20 percent on your floors, expert workmanship with thirty years experience. Leave orders at 154 S. Com 1 St. from 8 a. m. to 5 p. m. call phone 694. Before 8 a. m. and after 6 p. m. call res 826W. We also carry a stock of plain and quarter oak flooring, wax brush es, castor cups and floor wax. Salem Hardwood Floor com pany, cnas. Anaersun, iub 122 i WANTED I unfurnished room, box 8M care Journal. i225 WANTED At once to rent from 80 to 160 acre rarm, casn rent, for 2 vears with privilege of buying: must have good build ings and fences. Cottage 6, fair Errounds. 1225 i'OUNG man desires room and board in private family. R5 care Journal. 225 WANTED To rent or lease from 3 to 6 years, modern 4 to 14 room house, close in, either furnished or unfurnished; no children. Box 61 Capital Journal. 1226 FOR RENT FURNISHED sleping room for gentleman, 205 Oregon bldg., nhono 1527. OFFICE room for rent, 20s Ore eon bldg. phone 1527. J FOR RENT 6 room house. North Com'l St. 1441 J227 RENT sale, house furnished, $20; farm 63 acre dairy. garage, Box 100 Journal. FOR RENT 2 partially furnish ed housekeeping rooms. Phone S36W. J2.25 GARAGE $2 per month. 1693 S. Liberty. " 21 BOARD and room at 303 fa. win ter street. J226 FOR RENT 2 newly furnished housekeeping rooms. 404 N. Church, phone 1365W. j226 FOR SALE WOOD WOOD sawing, 1904.T. Wheeler, phone ee231 WOOD sawing. Fisher Bros., city nil :nuntrv. Phone 2046. ee239 WOOD SAWING, phone 1131, city or ennnfrv. Ed SDroed. ec234 BEST grade1 mill wood 4 ft. ana 16 inch, prompt delivery and reasonable prices .Fred E. " Wells, 305 S. Church street. phone 1542. PLACE your order witn the Salem fuel yards, 752 Trade St. for your winter's wood and coal. Phone 629, res. 2058, Chas. Soo and Sons. WOOD for sale, extra large nice a cnnd erowth. Phone 17i7. - onrft FOR SALE 80 cords good sound second growth fir woo; will sell on the ground, fob cars at Aumsville, or aenvereu o..... W. P. Brantley, Aumsville. Or J FATHER WANTED HELP THE Whitney company Is conduct lng logging and sawmill opera tions in Tillamook county, and is hiring men for camp and sawmill work at going wages. No strikes. Good, clean camps and good, wholesome grub. 9 hours work for 9 hours pay. For saw mill work, address H. E. Mor gan, Garibaldi, Oregon; for log ging camp work, address W. J. Norris, Idaville, Oregon. g EXPERIENCED maid for general housework, reference - required. Mrs. Louis Lachmund, 925 Court street. g WANTED A girl to cook lunch and dinner. Call after e, lii Ferry, 2 blocks from university. g225 CONTRACT to let.-about 175 bales of hops, Morrison press. Only expert balers need apply, 765 Ferry St. E. M. Young.' g225 WANTED ; Experienced , farm "hand. Jesse Walling, phone 2F4. g225 WANTED Two live wire automo bile salesmen, 349 N. Commer cial street. 1 g226' WANTED 5 men by Oct. 1 to work in mill. Phone Turner 56. g229 WANTED Some one to care for year old baby few weeks, . reas onable. C. Cook, Wlllamina, ,Or. g225 WANTED Man and team to yard out wood. Phone 76F2. g224 GIRL to assist in light house vork Apply 1066 -Marion St. g225 VOUNG lady stenographer and bookkeeper wants position. pnone 1I&7M. ea FOR .SALE Automobiles OLESON USED CAR EX CHANGE. Cars bought and sold Guaranteed repairing. Washing, ponsmng. - No matter what make of trac , tor, truck or car you have, we can supply you witn parts. W. E. Burns Dan Burns iNot Brothers, the Same Man) High street at Ferry. q SALE or trade, Studebuker 6, good condition, 6 cord tires, good paint, suitable for large family or stage; will make some one bargain or trade for lighter car or city property. S R. Pearson, 210 U. S. bank bldg. ' q GARAGE for. sale, good location Price $800. D. E. Hart, 871 State street. q FOR SALE Oakland six; 192 model, looks and runs like new, $400 219 State St. q226 GOOD Harley Davidson bicycle, aood tires. $20. 923 N. 16th St. q226 FOR SALE Miscellaneous APPLES Waxens. Snow. Pippins: Hicks, Fruitland, box 61. c22 FOR SALE Wood saw, team and harness. 1235 Market, call 208211; caz j SEE THIS good business location for restaurant. See L. A. Hay ford. 305 State St. NOTICE Big auction sale Satur-r dav. Sent. 23rd 1 p. m. at 189: 8. High street. All Kinas ot lu-i niture, machinery, live stock. and miscellaneous articles will, be sold at these sales. We sell oA commission basis. Get your list, ings in earTy each week so that we can advertise them. Sale will start promptly at one o'clock evf. ery Saturday. .Phone 1440, uoi. .T. B. Gable, auctioneer. c FOR SALE Drophead Singer sew ing machine cheap. Call 638W. c244 SOME real bargains in used pho nographs. Moore's Music house, 415 Court St. c FOR SALE ' - 6 room house, close In on paved street, partly modern. Price $2000 terms. - 6 room bungalow close to car line. Price $200, $200 cash, . bal ance terms. 40 acres with good building's 1 mile from highway, this is first class: will take house or small acre age as part. Price $8000. If you want to sell, buy or trade see H. L. MAKSTEKi Phone 907. $35 WILL buy a $60 Lloyd baby carriage that has only Seen usea a few times. It will pay you to look at this.. Phone 1629R. c225 FOR SALE Lewellyn setter, four c225 months old. Phone 176. FOR SALE 1 wicker sulky and heating stove. 370 Bellevue. c225 REAL ESTATE GOOD BUYS 10 room modern home' com plete In every way two lots on paved street near car line. Price $8000 terms. 4 room cottage on B. istn street. Price $1250 cash to handle. 6 room bungalow on B. LiDerty street. A snap at $3000 $2000 cash 5 room bungalow with fireplace, on paved street, one diock irom State. Price $2600, $1500 cash to handle. - 5 room modern bungalow at 1177 N- 16th street. Price $4360 cash. ' Real estate and fire Insurance. W. H. GRABENHORST & CO. 27 5 State St. U S. bank blclg. SPECIAL Must be sold.'llO acres only 7 miles from Salem, over 6000 cords of wood; its sure a bargain for $37 per acre, or will trade for good home In Salem. 10 acres all in cultivation, good 5 room plastered house, mile from paved road. Price $2500; wUl trade for city property or take light car. 6 room house, part modern, good buy for $1100. Make your own terms. We can sell your house Call 175, Thomason, 33114 8tat street. n - IS FOR SALE LIVESTOCK PPIE3 for sale, Fox terrier and Airedale. Agents for Bpratts dog. cat and bird foods and rem edies. E. B. Flake, 273 State, Sa lem, e NOTICE Two lamily cows, sev eral extra good all around farm horses, wagon, harness, etc., very cheap. Baled hay and straw. Feed Store, 254 S. Liber ty. ' e225 FOR SALE Leghorn pullets. Box 13, Rt. 6, Salem, phone 109F11. f226 REGISTERED Chester While sow good breeding, good individual, $50. Phone 38F15. e225 Young Je rsey cow for sale, $40. e228 Call 11F24. Legal Notice STATE OF OUlXiON IX-Mu-tim-nt of Slate, Salem Notice is hereby given that pur suant to the provision of Sections 2726-2729 Oregon Laws, the fol lowing state warrants issued for a period of more than seven years prior to July 1, 1922, will bede clared void and payment thereon refused by the State Treasurer of Oregon, unless presented for pay- jnent at the office of the State Treasurer, Salem, Oregon, within sixty days from the 14th day of September, 1922, the date of the first publication of this notice: Game Protection l and 16585. July 3, 1914, Tuttle, W. I., $3.00; 17268, Aug. 6, 1914, Yan key, John W., $1.00; 17476, Aug. 20, 1914, Day, L. S., $1.00; 17483, Aug. 20. 1914, Gibson. J, Y., $1.00; 17499, Aug, 20, 1914, Laney, H. M., $2.00:19173, Nov. 5, 1914, Horesng, Sadislav, $1.00: 19180, Nov. 6, 1914, Lillich Guy, J. 00; 19183, Nov. 5, 1914, 'Maddus, Delmer, $1.00. Motor Vehicle Fund 22500, April 8. 1915, Brown, Frank M. $2.00. In testimony whereof, 1 have hereunto set my hand and caused the seal of the state of Oregon to be hereto affixed this 1st day of September, 1922. (SEAL) SAM. A. KOZER, Secretary of State CALL JX)U 1HPKOVEMEKT Bonds of the City of Snlcm, Oregon Notice is hereby gtvn that on 'October 1, 1922, there will be funds on hand and applicable for the payment of City of Salem Im provement bonds of issue "L, numbers 1 to 69, both inclusive. Holders of these bonds will pre sent them for payment at the of fice of the city treasurer, as inter est will cease on October 1, 1922. C. O. RICE, City Treasurer SALEM MARKETS Compiled from reports of Sa lem dealers for ths guidance of Capital Journal readers. (Revised daily.) t Grain No. 1 white wheat 96c No. 2 mixed wheat 94c: No. 3 red wheat 93c: (sacked) Hav: Cheat hay lio.ou; oai b $17 18: clover hay (baled) $16 17. Wholesale Prices t. Meat: Hogs $1010.60; dressed hogs 14c; top steers 6c; cowb ; (8) 4c; bulls 304c; lambs 8 Vic dressed veal 13c. Poultry: Light hens 13o; heavy hens 18c; old roosters 810c; broilers 18 0 200. Butterfat: Butterfat 46c: cream orv butter 47ji48c: country buttei 3032c: eggs 33c; milk $2.26 CWVeEetables: Wax onions $2.2 crate; beets $2.00 cwt; Oregon cabbage 2c lb; gren peppers 10c !b: potatoes $1.25 cwt; Oregon lettuce $2.25 per crate; parsley 40 dot: tomatoes 40c crate: cucum herji 40c Der doz. Fruits: Oranges $9.75; lemoni $9,00; bananas 10c; Calif, grape fruit 17.50: cantaloupe $1.15um.o Bin.i.Trd- watermelons 1Mb lb Oregon peaches 7$cjf$I par box Retail Prices Poultry and eggs: Eggs 39 46c; creamery butter 61 53c. Portland, Or., Sept. 21. Cattle steady; receipts none; choice steers $7.60(8 8.00; medium to good steers $7.257.75; common to fair $4.6C 6.26; choice cows and helfen $5.00ni6.00; medium to good $3.60 4.60; fair to medium $3.00 HJ 4.no: common $3.000350; can- ners $1.502.60; bulla $3.00fl 4.00; choice jeeuers 9u.vvvu.uw fialr to good $4.00 0 5.00; choice dairy calves $8.60 9.00; primi light $8.008.60; common ligh' $7.00. 00; heavy calves $5.00S 7.00; common $45. Hoes steady: receipts 200; prime llgsH $11.0011.76; smooth heavy 200 to auu po"nu iv.uvw 10.60; 300 pounds ar up $9,009 10.00: rough nm, ii.huib ." feeder pigs $10.6011.00; fat pigs $10.50ll: stags $57.60. Rhiwn steady: receipts 618; choice val lambs $9.60 10.60;medi um $8.0041)9.00; common ipg.vv; culls $6.007.00; light yearlings 8.00(&8.50: heavy iv.duucb.ou light wethers $6.50 7.50; heavy $5.50016; ewes (iwu Buttw steady; extra cubes 41c; under grades 87 39c; carton 47c; prints 46c. Butterfat ro. i cnurning cream 46c; fob Portland; 4lc at sta tions: under gr-ides 414Jc; Eggs: Higher. Buying cur rent receipts 30 32c; white hen neries 3435c; selling caxe count :i485c: candled 37 39c; selects 40 43c; storage 33c. 1 Poultry: Lignt nens iae heavy 22c; broilers 20r23o Id roosters 10c; geese nom; duck, 20c; turkeys 30c. Wheat: Hard white $l.ls; son white $1.09; western white si.ua: I lard winter $1.06: northern spring j 107; western red $1.02. ACCTVLKHK WFJJIN IRON, steel, brass, aluminum, cop per. Bring the pieces, oxo-uas Heating Co., 887 Court. AUTO PAINTING RELIANCE AUTO PAINTING BlOJWlnterStphone 5L AUTO TOPS TOPS MADE TO ORDER 171 S. High. Al'CTlONKKn F. N. WOODRY the live stock, furniture, real estate auctioneer. Phone 611 for sale dates. Res. 1610 N. Summer. COL. W. F. WRIGHT, the Tur ner auctioneer. The war prices are over, 3 per cent for first $1000 and 1 per cent thereafter. See him for your sales. W. F. Wright llAT'l'liHY Sll'PLlKS PREST-O-LITE BATTERY SER VICE. Expert auto electricians, Phone 1803, 418 Court St. CTOIBBJaSaS recharged and repaircu, Degge Burrell. R. r. BARTON. Exide batteries, starter and generator wortt. 1 1 S. Commercial. AUTO Electricians, expert trouble shooting. 238 N. High Bt. pnone 203. CHIROPRACTOR DR. SCOTT, Chiropractor, 41 U, bank bldg. S. CHIROPODIST DR. HINER foot specialist, all foot ailments relieved. Modem equip ment. Room s, 'Patton biag. phone 957. KLKCTRIO SIIPPL1KS HALIK ELECTRIC SHOP 83 Court. We da house wiring and carry a complete stock of fix tures. Instrument repairing, ex perimental work. Electrlo appll- a ncea repairea. pnone 488. HOUSE wiring and supplies. Welch Electrio Co. Phil Brown ell, manager, 379 State St ARCHIE FLEENER, electrician, house wiring by hour or con tract. Estimates furnished. Phone 980, 414 Court St FIOKI.ST CUT flowers and floral pieces. De livery. C. F. liretthaupt, florist, 123 N. Liberty, phone 380. FARM LOANS HAWKINS AND ROBERTS 205 Oregon building, 6, 7, 10 and 20 year loans, 5 Vi and 6 percent interest. Privilege to pay $100 or multiple on any interest date. 20 YEAR FARM LOANS on rural credit plan. Prepayment privi leges with discount allowed. will finance you for a less rate of interest than any firm on the coast. F. W MAHSTER3, 411 Oregon bhig BUILDING LOANS MADE May berepald like rent Life, Fire, Health. Accident, In demnity, Liability and Auto In surance written. A. C. BOHRNBTEDT ; 401 Masonic Temple, Sulem, Or, GAKAG108 GENERAL AUTO REPAIRING Save your oil use Savoil pis ton rings. H. H. Schocker, 268 Chemcketa street. RADIATORS Fenders and bodies made or repaired. J. C. Hair, 444 Ferry St. GUARANTEED REPAIRING all kinds on autos and tractors. Cars stored by day, week month. E. Kroeplin and Sons, 1610 N. Commercial and Nor way. FORD'S PLANTS TO Detroit, Mich., Sept. 21. The plunts of the Ford Motor com pany In the Detroit district closed last Saturday because of the coal situation, thereby throwing 100, 000 Ford workers out ot work In different parts of the country, will reopen tomorrow morning, it was officially announced. Orders for the reopening were telegraphed here today by Edsel B. Ford, president of the company, who is in Cincinnati. , Mr. Ford said cancellation of the Interstate commerce commission's service or der No. 23 had made It possible again to obtain coal. The telegram said: "Cancellation ot the Interstate commerce commission's service or der No. 23 has made it possible again to secure coal. "Movement of co! to Detroit has started and we feel Justified in starting the plants tomorrow (Friday) morning. ','Post notices calling tho men back to work and notify the news papers." Europe has had nineteen con ferences, and they have all ended is soon as somebody mentioned money. YOO tV- THAT MR. j!i. lt ILL? -WHX-I VUZ. TAvLKIM" TO HIM AH HQUH A0 on The PHOtHE - V ' 1 . P REOPEN FRIDAY DRUGGISTS WM. NEIMBYER, 'JUST DRUGS' 17S N. Commercial, phone 167. J. C. PERRY, Rexall druggist. 115 8. Commercial St. MERCHANT TAILOR THE ADSITS Ladles tailoring. 352 N. 12lh. phone 2088U. ' D. H. MOSHEH Tailor for men and women. 474 Court St. M. A. ESi'KS, flue tailoring. 384 State street. l.UMSTlTCltlN'G MRS. C. E. MILLER, hemstitchlnu stamping, buttons, hand embroi dery. Room 10, over Miller's store, phone 117. ' SALEM Elite, hemstitching, chain ditching. pleating, buttons, stamping and needlework. Phone 879, 329 Oregon blrtg 1NSIHANCK W. A. LISTON, GENERAL IN "general SURANCE Fire, automobile and liability. Bonds and loans. 484 Court. ANDERSON AND RUPERT, IN SURANCE Liability, automo bile, fire, surely, bonds, loans and Investments. 406-7 Oregon bldg. MACHINE SHOP WECHTER AND SMITH Machin ists, engineers, welders, HKALU cylinder grinding service, rnorw 662, 846 Ferry St H. AND M. CO. Specialty grind ers and welders. Automotive ser vice. 490 Ferry St. ' MONEY TO IOAN PLENTY ot money to loan on im proved residence or business property, or for building pur poses. H. E. BoUnger. agent Equitable Savings & Loan asso ciation, 827-828 Oregon bldg. phone 1009. I also write all kimlx of Insurance. ' MOTOUCYC'LKS LLOYD E. RAMSDEN, Indian motorcycles and Dayton bicyclee 387 Court street. HA . "Th 1IT jnaiaaf 147 iV4Ai- 68, HARRY W. SCOTT e Cycle Man, S. Com. Phone MUSIC PIANO playing, 13 weeks, guaran teed. Beginners, advanced, Room 8 over Millers. N V USER Y STOCK FRUITLAND nursery . will have sales yard at Cherry cny leeo. barn, 644. Ferry St. about Nov. 1. See ms before buying. Phone 1140M. " SALEM Nursery company, fruit and ornamental trees, amn fruit and roses. Phone 1763. 438 Oregon bldg. OPTICIANS GLASSES fitted by Dr. L. R. Bur- dette, optometrist. Bow optical Co., 825 State street MORRIS OPTICAL C O vto suite 801 Oregon (Eleotrlcj OSTKOPATUY DR. W. L. MERCER, usleopalhlc physician and surgeon. Kirks ville irraduate. 404-405 U. 8. Na tional bank bldg. Phones, office 919, residence 614. DRS. WHITE AND MARSHALL, osteopathic physicians and sur geons.! 606 U. S. bunk building. Phone 869. Dr. White . real dence phone 469; Dr. Marshall, residence phone 884. l-IANOS GEO. C. WILL, pianos, phono graphs, sewing machines, sheet music and piano studies. Re pairing phonographs and sew ing machines, 432 State, Salem. 'EVERYTHING IN MUSIC." Moore's Music houses, 419 Court street and Masonic bldg. Plit'MRINO THEO. M. BARR Plumbing, heating, sheet metal works, 164 8. Commercial. PLUMBING, repuiiing and cult work, reasonable charges. A. L. Godfrey, shop foot of Union St. Phone 1397J. PRINTING A SATISFIED customer returns lu Rowland Printing company, phone 1512 Mnsoniu Temple. RKPAlllING STOVES rebuilt and repaired. 60 years experience; Depot Na tional and American fence, size 26 to 68 Inches high. Paints, oil nd varnishes, etc. logan berry and hop hooks, Sulem Fence and Stove Works, 250 Couit t ret, phone 124. ' M'AVKNG I'.K NEAL SCAVENGER WAGON Phone 1867R. SALEM SCAVENGER Gurbage and refuse of all kinds removed by the month at reasonable rates Cesspools cleaned and deud ani mals removed. Day phone 167. Night phone 1237M. R. O. Cum miugs. Mgr. TllANhl'KK OREGON Transfer & .Storage Co. Curs washed and polished. Ex cavating, plowing and fertilizer; 4 foot slab wood for sale. Phone 77. WAJI.K COMI'ANV SAL EM "WAT F. R COMPANY Of fice, corner Commercial and Trade Sts. Bills payable monthly in adrantc. Phone 67. WOOD WORKING WOOD WOKK.1NG All kinds of . wood work made to order. Nov t elty Shop 229 Court, telephone 1742. I KNOW BUT HE OT Av letter ano wc c-vt-w; -oirite.'.; j II V as at ,J- - V 111 II tt-- 4 a t Where To Go t i Liberty Jack London's "The Son ot the Wolf" With Wheeler Oaknian. Bligh Florence Reed In 'The Black Panther's Cub" Oregon "Nice People" With Wallr Reld. Bebe ' Daniels and Conrad Nagel. T - Grand Coming Saturday and Sunday "Smilln' Through" ALL STAR CAST FOB ROBERT WARWICK IN "TOLD IN THE HILLS' - in Seldom las a cast of such uni-,'1 form excellence been assembled as that which supports Robert War. ; wick in his latest Paramount )ie-'-'. ture, "Told In the Hills," to bsM shown at the Bligh next Friday and"'' Saturday. Mr. Warwiuk's leading ' woman ia Ana Little, famous as the heroine of many of the William ' S. Hart pictures. Wanda Hawloy, who baa supported several I'ar--" mount stars, including Wallace'1 Bold, and Kiloen Percy, leading wo-"' man for Douglas Fairbanks are' ; cast in important roles. The mate support is equally meritorious. Tom ' I oi man, who recently returned from " service and played in Cecil B, da' Millo's "For Better, For Worse" has ths part of tho star's younger'"' brother. Cuarlos Ogle, Margaret Loo mis, Monte Blue, Hart Hoxie, and Jack Herbert maintain the higi. , , standard. STRONG LOVE TYPES If. "BLOOD AND SAfM'-; ..... i . n Two vastly different types of '"; women portray two difforent types -' of affection in "Blood and Sand," Rodolpa Valentino's initial Pura-" mount star picture. Lila Lee, youth-1' ful and ingenuous, evinces a love sweet and tender, while Nita Naldi," colorful and exotic, sweeps every thing away with m Volcanic, tem pestuous rush of romance. ' "Blood and Sand," which is a'j1 Fred Niblo production, will be the " big feature at the Oregon theatre next Saturday. " A GREAT PICTURE Proving Itself a great picture, 'Nice Fooplc," a William de Mill production for Paramount, was ' heartily received at the Oregon' theatre last night'. It 1 a strong' story of modern social life and the principals in the cast ere Wallace Keid, Bebe Daniels and Conrad ' Nugol. "" Miriam Ba.tisa with Norma ; Little Miriam Battistn, 8-year; old dancing and playing marvel of. 4tage and screen, will be remein- ' bered for her work in "lluinores- que" and other production!, gives an excellent performance in sup port of Norma Talmadge in "8milin"'-'r Through," ' the attraction at the ' Grand this week. Miriam has been- , acting sines she was 3 years old, , GERMANS CONTRACT FOR " FRENCH RECONSTRUCTION Berlin, Sept. 21. (By Assocl-V ted PTess.) The Berlin newspa pers announce today that a con tract was concluded in Paris, Sop-, tember 14, between a French con-,, itructiou syndicate comprising S8 building firms and a Berlin firm on the lines of the Stlunes Lubersac agreement, for the re-1 construction work In the devau-, tated areas ot France. It is expected 150,000 workers, , of whom 40,000 will be Germans, . will be employed. The contract, it Is stated, already involves 33(3 nllllon francs, . t Capper-Tincher Bill Signed. Iwasiungton, sept. zi. The Capper-Tincher bill providing tor regulation of trading in futures on grain markets was signed to-: lay by President Harding. 28,233 WANT ADS Totaling 134,39a lines ap peared In The Capital Journal during the eight months ending August SI. 1923, not Including real estate and classified direc tory ads. A GAIN of 1720 ads over th saoi period a year ago. The Capital Journal earrlea double the number of Want Ads of any paper la th field because Capital Journal Want Ads Pay ' '1'SECLEANINVi work do. b227 Phone 1509 w.