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Newspaper Page TextTHURSDAY, DECEMBER 24, 1925 THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON PAGE NINE - Merry Christmas! And May. AH Your Deamis' Come: TrueMay't CapitaljjJournal Classified Advertising Rates Rate per word one liwr tlon i cents three Insertions ft oents, one week 8 cents, one month 20 cents, one year, per month 12 cents, minimum per ad 24 cents. City ads cash In advance, and not taken over phone, unless advertiser has monthly account. No allowance Cor phone errors. a KOK SALE Houses a 1'Olt SALIC Small house, good lot, north Salem, $050. F. L. "Wood, 311 Starto St. n307 CHRISTMAS WEEK. SPECIALS 4 room nearly new house with 2 lots, fHOO easy terms 4 room new bungaiow, $17 50, easy tem.s 6 room new bungalow, $2200, easy terms Houses for rent SALEM REALTY CO, 402 State LIST WITH US a306 COOD RUYS IN HOMES 7 room houso on north Front it root, splendid location, $3600 with $200 cash. 5 room bungalow, close In $5000 easy levins Two splendid lota, oast front, naved a: reel, sidewalks in, near school. $050 each, on easy terms. , W. A. LISTON, Agent IS4 Court street a307 LOTS! LOTS! LOTSl Fine lot on Jefferson St. $650 East front lot on N. Cottago, good location, garage, part base ment, sewer In, close to car, only 1500 2 good lots on north 6th, east fronts, paving paid, $1350 New 4 room bungalow, good lo cation, lights, water, bath, base mcnt, fireplace, furnace; trade for small acreage close in. H. '13. BROWN or MELVIN IOHNSON, 109 S Commercial. CHRISTMAS IS NEAR What would be a nicer present tor the family than a home. Here ire a few with 'a small payment lown. balance like rent. Cozy 4 room house 20C down, price $1500 1250 down. Price $2150. 5 room house, N. Capitol St $500 down. Prico $2o0. Largo house 7 or 8 rooms $1000 cash down. Price $3750. Houso 7 rooms larce corner lot, S Com'l St. best buy In town. State street snan. new large room modern bungalow. Price $7500. terms If Its a home See CHILDS &. Ii EC I IT EL 510 State street CHRISTMAS SPECIALS $3500 Buys a modern 5 roon homo with cement base meat, furnace, fireplace, plastered throughout, $500 down will handle 13500 Buys a 4 room home with f nniPiif Iwsompnt. lltfistfirod throughout, located 9 blocks from heart of the city. X 3500 Buys a 6 room home with basement, plastered thru out, garage, modern plumb- ing. largo lot, located blocks from heart of the city. (3900 Buys a new B room pilaster cd bungalow Just nearln, completion, basement, fur nace, fireplace, hardwood floors, paved street, on ca line, fine location nea schools, $500 down will han die. See us at once. W. H. Ci It A B 10 N H O R ST & CO. Real tore, 275 State St. phone f.l n30S SOME GOOD BUYS $1100 buys a 5 room bungalow good location, part base ment, close to car I 100 down buys a 3 room bungn low, fine localion, paved street. Price $1000 1 150 down buys a 5 room home on N. Capitol St., flno coi ner lot. Price $2000 (2750 buys a good furnished house on car line, large lot M200 buys a good fi room home, close In, on easy terms (5000 buys a new 7 room bungn low full basement,, furnnc fireplace, breakfast nook, block of ecliool and carl line, paving included, terms $3500 Buys a 10 room apartment house elose in, terms H. E, BROWN or MELVIN JOHNSON 109 S. Commercial St. n CHRISTMAS SPECIALS $ 950 Buys a neat 2 room garage house with electric lights and city water, large lot, east front, garage, alleyway, $100 down and you tm;e possession. Act quick, this w a real bargain. $1350 Buys a 3 room home with fine sleeping porch, fine corner lot, east and north front, homo Is partly furn ished. $300 down will han dle. Act now, start the new year right. $1425 Buys a practically new 4 room plastered bungalow, east front lot, located in north Salem near school and car line, $525 down will handle. $1700 Buys a fi room homo located on a paved street and car line, largo lot 7 x 1 0 , ga r -nee. plastered throughout, $7"0 down will handle. Cimji this opportunity, see us at once. fVe L. E. OHERER. ReTnf with W. H. GRAP.KNHORST & CO. 75 Stt'f street, phnne 515 aSOt CHRISTMAS SPECIALS $2000 Buys a 4 room homo with basement and furnace, mod ern plumbing, east front, plastered Uiroughout, ga rage, lorated near north Cnpitol stroet, $300 down will handle $2000 Buys a 5 room home with fine sleeping porch, located In the Fairnmunt hill dis trict, large lot, fine view. S'OO down will handle. $2100 Buys a new 4 room home wi'h a fine h acre of land. City later, electric lisht. north front, near school and car line. See this before you buy. $2650 Buys a brand new 4 room bune.ilnw with a built in a door Murphy bed, fireplace, hardwood floors, built in Dutch kitchen, paved street, nar school and car line. $3o0 down and !3o per P month will give you pos- F . pedon of this cozy little home. Act now. flee L. E. OBERER. Realtor with W. H. GRABENHORST CO. $75 Siatt street, phone 515 a30S lou sal FOR SALE Houses a E At a sacrifice 6 room modern house, 2 lots, on Fair mount hill, $4600. Terms if de sired. Socolofsky, 341 State St. n307 KMPLOYMKNT WANTED Com petent stenogrgapher must have employment, Will do any kind ot otflce work. Am entirely with out work and am absolutely de pendent upon my own earnings, and must support a youngster, too. If you know of a vacancy kindly give me a' chance to fill n it. Box B80 CapltaWonrnnl. a308 LOST AN1J FOUND LOOST Strayed or stolen, female Airedale dog, phone 119SW. $10 reward. k307 LOST Hill fold and purse with some silver In it. Reward, Notl fy 2200 north 4th. IC100 LOST White and Brindle part fox terrier and bull,, boy s pet, has collar and license. Reward l'hono 14 51J. ' 11306 LOST In Oregon Electric depot. ladies purse containing drivers license and wedding ring- Find er nlease leave at Journal of' flco. Llberil reward. k307 LOANS 6 PERCENT money on farms. W. D. Smith, Bank of Commerce. GOVERNMENT loans on farms 5 per cent F. U Wilkinson, 202 U. S. National bank bldg. r MONEY to loan on real estate, pri vate money, lowest rales. T. K. Ford, over Bushs bank. CITY AND FARM LOANS Long time, low rate Interest, easy payments. Investigate our loan plan. PERRINH & MARSTERS 212 Com. club bldg. r LOANS FARM LOANS Plenty ot money to loan on good farm security, CITY LOANS We are loaning Prudential Insurance company money on city residences and business prqperty, at 6 per cent, plus a commission. Haw kins & Roberts. Inc.. 205 Ore gon bldg. r AUTOS CASH paid- for Fords. Eiker Auto Co., phono 131. NEXT year's prices now. Used Car Lot, wost or nre station. q 1924 STAR coupe like new, will sell on easy terms. Phone 220, FOR SALE Or trade on Ford or vacant lot, 6 passenger car. 1792 Broadway. q306 1924 BUIC1C sedan, repainted, fully equipped, necessary to soli at once. Call 220. q1 SERIES 120 Packard 5 passenger touring, excellent condition, This car carries a new car guar antee. Prico $1575. Call Mr. Stollker at 212G. q30S FORDS When shopping for tjuar anteed used Fords, don t over look my' complete stock. Eiker Auto Co., phone 121. THE HOME OF REAL BUYS XMAS PRESENTS 1924 .Chevrolet touring, , speed, reads less than 5000 miles. 1923 Chevrolet roadster. Many extras. 1923 Ford touring. Loaded down with extras. 1921 Dodge touring, a snap. NEWTON CHEVROLET CO. q!IO FRED M. POWELL MO TOR CARS, sells reliable used cars for less, It will pay you to look over their stock before buying. See Biddy Bishop, 350 N. High street, phone 2126. q' USED CARS MUST GO Due to the remodeling of inesent localion which will start on or about the first of January, we must dispose of all used cars, See our rebuilt Buieks, also mailable buys in other standard makes'- Don't fail to nsk about our fi nance plan which offers the pub lie remarkable advantages. O. J WILSON 3S8 N. Com'l, phone 220 GOOD USED CARS 1923 Ford touring $ 1923 Star touring $34 1922 Chevrolet ' touring ...... $19 1924 Overland touring $39 1920 Velie touring $25 1924 Oldsmoblie Epoft tour $595 1025 Oldsmoblie coach $825 Nearly new Overland six coach with lots of equipment and the price Is only $925 New Oldsmoblie touring at a discount of 10 per cent F. W. PETTYJOHN CO. 305 N. Com'l St. phono 1260. q E1KEUS Guaranteed Used Fords 1920 touring, starter $110 1921 roadster starter $145 1921 touring, starter $150 1923 touring, starter $215 1924 roadster, starter $205 1923 coupe, starter $230 1924 coupe, starter .......... $:J95 1921 sedan, starter $235 1924 sedan. 5 balloon tires $405 Cash or terms Our usual guarantee EIKER AUTO CO. The Blue Front Utterly St. at Ferry, phone lrl. q ( i I ; A R A NT E E D USED F f i R I J S Every-car has been painstaking ly inspected by trained mechanics, repeatedly ttfted. and recondition ed wherever reniirs or replace ments are needed. Notice these 1923 coupe, new baked paint, 4 oversized cords nearly new, Hass lers, nizor,' mirror, dimming de vice, speedometer, foot throttle, $275 1923 touring, curtains tailored, to fit with new celluloids, new ruh ber and paint, upholstery good, $225 1 924 coupe with high baclc, spot, milometer, new Sieberliiig cords, $415 1 924 roadster, plate glass clos ure. Ruxtel ne;ir end, Haselers, many other e;r.i3 and a new paint job. $315 192 2 touring, new paint $273 Early 1924 touring, new paint $275 6-44 Oakland eport touring, new paint, covered with extra p, $5 30 FORDSON TRACTORS Overhauled nnd ready for hard work, I32 to $475. See us for used traotor plows and di.c harrow?. VALLEY MOTOR CO, WANTED Help W ANTE I) Two or three good men for clearing land. Hawkins & Roberts, Inc. 206 Oregon bide. g306 u Business Opportunities u NOTICE Will sell your mortgago papers for cash. See White, Home Realty Co., 169 S. High, phone 1718. u REAL ESTATE WANTED Rent of 2 or 3 ucres reasonable for cash, Woodburn vicinity preferred. Address- C H, 367 Cleveland St., Woodburn Or. n306 J EXCHANGE Two good lom homes to exchange for Sa 40 acres with good fruit and ber rles. W. A. Liston, 484 Court St. n307 Sft ACRES bottom land all In cultivation, 3 miles south Dallas on good gravel road, good buildings. Trade for Salem property. Owner, J B care Jour nal, n'309 15 ACRES of very fine river bot tom land, all In cultivation, 3-4 mile from city, great potato and garden land, wilt sell on very easy terms -or exchange for city property, Kadoiiir and Waring, 341 State street. n30H SPECIAL 9 room house arranged for apts. with 8 lots, Price $6500, mortgage; will trade for improved farm of 40-or 50 acres about same value. 4 room houso close in Center street $2500, with $300 down. 8 room house close in $3, 000; trade for small farm. THOMASON, 331 State St. FOR SALE AND EXCHANGE 80 acres, 45 acres Improved. room house, barn. Will trade for Salem or Portland home. $8500. CO acres, 50 acres in cron. eood new Duiiuiiigs. Trade ror city prop erty. $7500. 10 acre orange grove, in sunnv California. Trade for city property or acreage. W. A. LISTON, Agent 484 Court street n307 A splendid investment in Salem. bringing lnrgo dividends, on $18,- 000 value; will trado for farm. Trade big income property in a small town, 6 room house, 2 lots. garage, service station, blacksmith shop, all equipped; buildings and two lots, for Salem property. This is a splendid business for any one wno can handle it. Business locations In Salem, and Income property for' snlo. GERTRUDE J. M. PAGE, Realtor tjz north cottage 210 aero Alberta wheat farm for Salem acreage or residence. so acre farm Salem d st.. fruit, buildings, creek, snap, $8500, for acreage or residence. 7 room furnished bunprnlow. largo lot, garage, sacrifice. $3500, terms 6 acre suburban close In $2800 2 furnished hotels for Salem acreage or residences. PERRINE & MARSTERS 212 Com. club bldg. - TRADES Will take acreage for $3500 equity in well Improved 80 acre tarm; jiuoo lot on summer and will take small car as part clear acres and houso in Salem total value $5500 for 20 acres north; 10 clear close acres wort $4000 for farm up to $7000; room house and 2 lots worth S3 500 for acreage close; and if yo will come in and tell us what yo have and what you want we'll match a trade for you. McGlLCHRIST & PENNINGTON 209 U S bank bldg, phone 140, WANTED Unimproved ' beaverdam an;l, will pay cash Salem residence for 30 acres of good nax or nut land. Vacant lot, car or residence for JO acres timber Acreage for brick Income residence In county seat town $1500 loan on 5 acres well Im proved, 5 mi rs from Salem $1400 loan on 34 acre improved tract ti miles out $1200 loan on 5 room modern bungalow close in. SOCOLOFSKY. 341 State 1.1 rooms in 4 modern, well fur Ished apartments, overstuffed dav enports, piano, hot water heat. A block from state house; best buy on niarnet at lu.ouu. 70 aero farm, complete set ex ceilent buildings, 8 ucres hops, son mat cannot be excelled, $10, a DO. C room modern home. hw Iloors,, fruit, well located, $5250 6 rooms on one floor, east Sa lem, 3 garages, a homo and un in como for t:;ooo. WINNIE PETTYJOHN, Realtor 210 Oregon bldg. n New 4 room modem bungalow, with break fa.st nook, full base ment, cast front, irond location, south, at $2075 and $500 down. 40 acres with 30 acres in full bearing prunes, one aero each ot cherries, pears and apples, some wood and pasture, lare house In good shape, new chicken house, for Bale or trade. Prico $350 an acre; will take trade In Portland or near Salem. Fine 47 acres north, well farmed land 2 miles from Pacific highway Price $lu,000 and t'-rms. SQUARE DEAL REALTY CO. 202 V. K. bank bldg. n Xmas Makes you think of iiome! Why not own a 5 room furnished home ready to move In; 2 loLs. all at $2500, very easy term?. And if you would like a nice suburban homo lot us phow you a 3!4 tract, 6 room house, barn, garage, lots of irult, 3 blocks from pave ment and car line on a good graveled road. Price $0300 or will trade for houso In Silem. New homes are In demand. We have 2 new plastered bun galows, 2 lots each, price siifJO and 52000. $300 down balance like rent. Sales nnd trades are made at our office at fair values. 11 room house close In on car line. $6000, or will trade 22 room hotel in good location large corner lot on car line - price $7000, or will trade. 11 room house very close In a,t $9000 or will trade. 11 room apartment close In at $io00, or will trade. 10 room house, apartment house at $3100, easy terms or will trade. 7 room houso close In near cannery. Prico $4750, o will trade. ULRICH A ROBERT3 122 X. Com'l, phone 1354. n312 FOR SALE Poultry f ONE year old White Leghorn hens. 1670 N. Church. f308 RHODE Island Red cockerels for sale. Phone 111F14. 1306 .XTRA fine Tancred W. L. cock erels, 640 St. Helens incubator, nearly new, reasonable. Phono 72F21, Rt. 7, box 41. f300 b WANTED (Jitv Property op pppi'P pppppp pppfp ppppp PPPPP PPPPPP PPPPP ppppp pp pp PP CALL PARKER PP P PP PP AND START PACKING PP PP PP PP Maximum selling service. PP PP POSITIVE RESULTS. PP PP Your property inspected, PP PP photographed - and SOLD PP PP in record time. No sale PP PP no charge. See PI1 PP PARKER for PROPERTY PP PP 409 U. a Bank Building PP PP Telephone 2242 - bb PP PPPPP PPPPP PPPPP PPPPPP PPPPP PPPPP PPPPP PPPPPP FOR RENT GARAGE for rent. Phone 585J. ' STEAM heated rooms, phono 704 3310 2 AND 3 room apts, 2355 State. J310 FURNISHED apartment and ga- rages. 817 Milt. J307 FURNISHED apartment, 330 S. 14th, phone 13S9W. J308 2 ROOM furnished apt., gas, water lights, cheap. 1620 Court. 3307 ROO.M furnished apt. close in. 445 Center. j308 FURNISHED apartment, 305 N High J307 STORAGE- space. Front phone 494. j307 BOARD and room. 677 Co iii' mercial. 3314 APARTMENTS. Commcr clal. 3310 APARTMENT for rent; also ga rage, close In. Phone 585J. J MODERN furnished 2 room Ma Hon apt. 610 N. Com'l. j ROOM furnished flat, 295 north Liberty. Inquire 366 Chcmeketa Hi FOR RENT 6 room furnished houso, $25. F. L. Wood, 341 State streeL 3307 FOR RENT 6 room houso and garage; on paved street, Inqulro 654 S 2l3t St 3309 3 ROOM furnished npt. private bath Adults. Call 1951W, 705 north High. 3309 FURNISHED 3 room apt. private bath, hot and cold water.' Mc Alpine Apts., phone 1S49.. 3308 ONE 3 and 4 room furnished, light and water, $16 955 Union. and $17 331 HOUSES fur rent, sale 'or trade. Phone 181&U or 925, ask for A. W. 38 FURNISHED room in modor home close to state house, break fast included. 253 N. 13th, phone 38QW. .3306 7 ROOM house, unfurnished, mod ern except furnace, garage, on paved alley. Vacant Phono 1393W. Jan. first, 3307 FOR RENT Dry cement base ment for storage of furniture or anything. See White, Home Realty Co.. 169 S. High. 3310' FOR RENT Modern offico rooms steam heat, hot and cold water. 3anitor service, electric lights, cneap rent. Home Realty Co. 169 S. High. j ce FOR SALE Wood ee CALL Schuctt for sawing phono 1091. eel4 UAK wood for sale. !7F.H. .Frank Fitts. phone ee30 FIR and oak wood, phone 42F14, S. J. Yates. Prntum. ee31 16 INCH mill wood 3.75 per load 4 loads $14. Phono 1879W. ee5 FOR SALE Fir and oak wood. Phone 92F3. C. B. Bradley, eel GREEN slab $3.90 per cord; di mill wood $4.50 per load; dry fi any length. Phone 1S79W. e CITY and country also old boards. Fisher Bros. wood sawing, Phone 181 ec31 SECOND fir, limbs and dogwood from $6 to $7 per cord, 16 old Ilr 3K.50. Phono 254 or C22, ee:i05 SALEM FUEL & TRANSFER, 75 Trade street. Wood. coal. briquets, transfer and moving. Phone 529. GOOD COAL DRY WOOD PROMPT DELIVERIES HILLMAN FUEL CO. PHONE 1855 i BEST GRADE OF WOOD 4 ft and 16 inch Dry and green Mill Wood Dry Second Growth Fir Dry 4 ft. ash and oak Prompt delivery and reasonable price. Fred E. Wells, 280 south Church, phono 1542. c FOR SALE--iYiiscefl;tneous RADIO poles. 2095 Hazel uvenu sowing machine $7. 03S c30' BLACK 90 J.I, walnut lumber, ph. c30 CORNET with case. 3S0 i street, Oenurg. GRAIN hay f o r sale. 2395 street, phyne 494. 14V cHO UR SALE Baled straw delivered $3 per ton. l'hono 101F21. PORTLAND News, phone 923, residence 12C9W. DROP lua d sewing machine, con pleto set of attachments, $ 100'N Broadway. c3' HW KKV cider, 4u6 or 470 nor Church (in the alley) 25c gallo: bring your Jug. ell FRUIT and nut trees, shrubs on roses. Pearcy Bros.. 178 sou Commercial street. c3 1 SEWING machines for sale or 101 Stiff's used furniture dept., op posite the court house. BALED oat and vetch, ciov cheat, straw, 16 Inch live old fi: 4 rt. ash. A. E. Kuenzl, pho 10F21. FRANQUET walnuts, 1st ciTi every way. 3c per lb. Phon 1086M or call 827 3. Commer cial fftreet. f .!)' FOR SALE l,e on f u i imh' dairy, plenty of feed, crop in, ui 50-50 basis. W. C. Goodm.iu Fit. 1, Corvnllis :'!' THE "Corset-leps" corpt-t. Nu Bone's latest model, for style and comfort. Mrs. O. H. Utile field, 649 N. Cottage St. phone 2367 for appointment, c30S Society (Continued from Page Five. I umber of beautiful tableaux made up the evening'B program. Mrs. Frank Zinn was organist for tlio occasion. The program opeued with the ihging of "Oh Come All Ye Faith ful" by the choir. Headings were given by the pastor and Christ mas carols were sung between each scene. Miss Josephine Bross took the part of Mary and the first tableau closed with her singing of the Magnificat. Mark McCalllstcr was Joseph. Both wore rich Ori ental costumes. The second tableau showed the shepherds around their cauipfire, Boys who took the part of the shepherds were Robert Sliattuc. Hugh Sliattuc, Floyd Aluin, Les ter and Leslie Morris, and Allen McCallister. An Angel song was given at the close by Mrs. J. W. uunerai. m MISCELLANEOUS m FOR expert furniture- packing and snipping, can still s Furniture store, phone 941. FOR SALE Livestock 0 EWES, 45 wether lambs. A. T Savage, phono 43F42. e-310 MILK cows for sale. Fairfield, Oervais Rt 3, Jack Bean. o30t OR SALE Collie pups, 8 weeks Old. Call 385 Oak. e306 0 EWES for sale. Etze!, Stay ton, Ore. 0310 FOR SALE Reasonable, good gen 1 1 e milk cow. Mrs. 2495 Lee St. Street, c307 RED W. LANGE. veterinarian. office 430 S. Commercial, phone 1198: res. phone 1066. EXCHANGE--19 25 inclosed Dodge will take good young span of horses 14 00 lbs. or better part payment. Rt. 6, box phone 30F2. ( FOR SALE Farms 200 ACRE ranch, all under fence, 70 acres under cultivation, large Darn, u room house, plenty wa ter and timber, on main road $5000, $1500 cash, balance terms. Box 22 care Journal, b30 FOR SALE Improved nine acres in Garden City addition to Sa .lem quarter mile east of city limits at Park and D streets. Seven room house,, fine location 170 foet fc abovo city, gentle zephyrs tn hottest su m mer weather, less fog in winter. Ca, bo subdivided Into smaller tracts Grasp this bargain now. No ' trade. See owner on place for price and terms. Third house north side D east of Park street Rt. 7. box 14. on EXCHANGE Heal Estate n FOR EXCHANGE 7 room real- donee in Portland for Salem or nearby property. John H. Scott, 305 Oregon bldg. nnSOti 'OR TRADE City property, tub- urban . homes, also farms. What have you got? See White, Hnnn Realty Co., 169 S. High. nn310 PPPPP PPPPPP PPPPP PPPP PPPPP PPPPPP PPPPP PPPPP PP PP PP THE GREAT MARKET Pl PP PLACE WHERE P PP EXCHANGES are MADE PP PP PP PP Our listing of 3000 ex- P PP changes (the largest list- PP PP ing on the Pacific Const) I PP makes it possible for us PP PP to match your property Pl: exactly we have Ju.st tho r PP property you want at just 1: PP the right price. THEY F PP WILL TRADE FOR I1 PP YOUR PROPERTY. If PI PP you would like to ex- PP PP change your property TO- PP LJlJ DAY, come in TODAY. See PIJ PP PARKER for PROPERTY P PP 409 U. S. bank building V PP Telephone 2242 nn 1- ppppp ppppp ppppp ppppr ppppp ppppp pppi'p pppit I WANTED Miscellaneous WANTED Late model Ford toil Ing. Write Rt. 2, box 59. 130 WANTED To buy small eott; nt Newport. Phone 1D5SW. 130 WANTKD Young fi'-Sli milk cow, heavy milker. Phone CF3 i30 WANTED Sewing by experience dress maker. 709 S. 25th. i31 FOlt electric floor surfacing estimates call II. Krooplin, 1375 Jefferson, phone 2129J. 117 WANTED Painting, tinting, pa- porhanglng, expert service guar anteed. Phono 1491W. 1318 WANTED General carpenter work. A. A. livingston, jobber, phone 47F4. 1311 PLUMBING and repair work by contract or hour. H. Egnor. phono 1310W lid WANTED To buy 10 or 15 tonti of first class clover or oats nnd vetch hay. Phono 491 or 1431.1. WANTED One or two refined young Indies to board and room in nice home. Applly Immediate ly J620 Court. " i:t07 WANTED California property, have cufltonvirs wanting to ex change. .See White, Home Real ty Co. lO S High. 1 :i 1 0 WANTED Private money to loan on good real estate security. W. ' II. Grabenhorst & Co., 275 State street. P WANTED Private money to loan on city property, also farms; no charges to the loaner, have ap plicants waiting. Homo Realty, 1 03 S. High. ' 1310 WANTED Private money for farm loana. We have several applications on hand. Hawkins A Roberts, Inc.. 205 Oregon building ! K S. " Vob7iilYSlemTTead7nB auctioneer, pays cash for furni ture, tools, etc. Res. and store. 1910 N Summer, phons 611 Established since 1916, 1 WANTED Used furniture, rang es, heaters, cook stoves, tools, etc. We pay cash, get our prices before you soil. Liberty ht chinge. 241 N. Com'l St. phone WANTED INCOME PROPER TY within radius of Center, Cottago, Commercial and Ferry s tree lb. If priced right, I hive buyers, HARRIS, Masonic Tern- pie, phones 795. 1942J, Threo wise men in .the third i sceno were Alvin Mead, John Orr, and Hurold W. Mead. They wore beautiful costumes and car ried beautiful gifts for the CnriBt hild. The manger sceno was the lost and showed Mary kneeling before the infant with the shep herds and wlso men in adoration before him. Tho light was re flected in Mary's face as Silent Night; Holy Night was sung. Later In the evening a Santa CInus tableau was given with two mall girls, Doris McCallister and Anna Belle Hitchcock, taking part ine entire affair was directed by Mrs. Mark McCallistor. Mies Dorothy YVliipp and Miss Lueila Tompkins entertained members of district No. 3, Ore gon State Graduate Nurses' asso iation, at a Christmas party In their home on north Thirteenth street yesterday. Early in the af ternoon a short business meeting was held. During the social hour the Christmas tree and the distribu tion of gifts occupied the group. A late aftcrnooi. lunch was served nt a long table with cov ers placed for Mies Grace Taylor, Miss Elnora Thompson, Miss Amelia Feary. Mies Ruth Bar hour, Miss Ella McNeil, Miss Mary Alley, Miss Veda Erickeon, Miss Sarali Stewart, Miss Nell Den Iston, Mies Anna Boohringor, Mrs. Nellie Stewart. Mies Mills of Port a lid, Mim Monahan, Miss Meade, Miss Nellie Kregel, Miss Gladys Zelt-, Mlss Edith Dawes, Miss Elizabeth Armsmeyer and the hostesses, MIsa Whipp and Miss Tompkins. The next meeting of the asso elation will be held In January at the Groy Belle. Miss Helen Wnlcher nnd Mrs, Mary Patterson entertained re cently at the home of Miss Wal cher. The rooms were beautiful ly decorated with Christmas greenery and a gayly lighted Christmas treo bore gifts for all the guests. Sewing was enjoyed for several hours. Lunch was served in the din ing room. Miniature Christmas trees marked covers for Mies Mil tired Hansen, Mrs. May Arter, Miss Georgia Williams, Miss Mar tha Woods, Mrs. Doris Johnson Mrs. Irene Abst, Miss Ora Wil liams, Miss Evelyn Churchill and the hostesses, Mrs. Patterson and Miss Wnlcher. Mr. and Mrs. Merle E net man have arrived from Marysvitlle, California, to be the guests during the holidays ot Mrs. Eastman mother and brother, Mrs. J. Morrison and Ralph Morrison. Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Mars tors nnd L. B. Ma re tens will leave by motor on Monday tor California and Arizona where they w-UI spend the winter. They will he the guests in Phoenix of Mr. an Mrs. Lloyd Simons. Mrs. Simons Is L. B. Marstcrs' daughter. Mr. nnd Mrs. Frederick Declce- bach will lenve this evening for Tacoma where they will be guests. of Mrs. Deckebach s mother, Mr Lucicn Stevens Robe. Among the interesting Christ mas dinners to be given in Salem homes tomorrow will be the fair nt the homo ot Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Barnes on north Capitol street. Assisting hostesses will he Mrs. Frank Power and Miss Flor ence Power. Tho guests -will he Rev. Mrs. M. B. Pnrou nog iunt Miss Mary Parounaginn, Mr. and Mrs. Willnrd Scion Kaufman of Seat tie. Mr. nnd Mrs. J. IT. Baker, M and Mrs. J. A. Mills, Mr. and Mrs, Waldo Mills nnd Waldo Jr. Miss Mary Ellen Mills nnd M Mark of Hood River. Miss Mabel Doton who h been teaching in Philomath til year, is spending tho Christum holidays with her parents, M and Mrs. U. S. Dotsdn. ' Mr. and Mrs. David Wright an two daughters, Eleanor Elnisc, will be the guests Christmas dinner of Mr. Wright mother, Mrs. E. IT. Wright, at her home in Woodburn. Dr. nnd Mrs. J. Shelley Sau man will go to Portland on Sat urday evening to be guesls at th wedding of Lieutenant Waller Pitt man Ramsey, of San Diego, and Miss Janet House, prom in cut Portkind girl, which will he a brilllnnt event in Portland so ciety on that evening. Miss Jenotle Vandorvort, gi reserve secretary in Vali Washington, will arrive tomorrow morning to sprnd ten days with hor parents, Mr. and Mrs. II. II. Vaudervort. Week-end guests of Prof, and Mrs. K. C. Richards at their homo on Center sireet will bo Mr. and Mrs. R, G. Richards, of Portland, nnd Mrs. Richards' father, J. W. Millner, of Ashland. Ming Fran ces Richards will be an addition al dinner gitfst tomorrow. Mr. and Mrs. John nuchanan of Corvaflis, will arrive tonight to bo the houso giients for several days of Mr, a-nd Mrs. Mark Mc Callister. Additional dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. MrCall la ter on Christmas day will be Mrs. Mary Cauthom, and Miss Flor ence Cnuthorn of Salem, and W. II. McCallistor of Prntum. ' Miss Helen Smith left this morn Ing fur Itoseburg to spend several days with relatives there. Miss Louise Williamson will pend ttie Christmas liolfdtys In Med ford with her mother. Mr. and Mrs. Kdwin L. Baker wilt entertain members ot the flukor family at dinner In tlieir home tomorrow. Their guests will be Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Baker and Clair Baker. Mr. and Mrs. Homor In grey, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Zinn, and Mrs, F. E. Zinn will be dinner guests in Portland tomorrow of Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Zinn.. Week-end house guests ol Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Steusloft will be Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Holmes and daughter, Juana, ot Mill City, Miss Olive Skipton ol Cuemawa, nd Miss Elizabeth Sawtello, ol Portland. Additional Christmas dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Steusloft will be Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Steusloft, Miss Dorothea Steus- loff, Mr. and Mrs. G. F. Chambers and two children, Douglas and Richard Chambers, Mr. and Mrs. Claude Steuslofr, John T. Luc leer, Miss Edna Luck or, and John T. Lucker, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Shafer will spend Christmas day at the home of Mrs. Shafer's brother, Wr T, Hogg, at his farm home near Scotts Mills. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Parker will have as their guests tomorrow their daughter, Mrs. Bessie Young ol Toledo, and thoir grand children, Miss Edith Young and Donald and Harvey Young; also a Ron and daughter In law, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Parker and Lowell nnd Maxine Parker, all ot Port land. Additional guests will be Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Frazl2or of Portland and Roecoe Howard of Toledo. Mr. nnd Mrs. Wayne E. Kaln (Annahelle Golden) will arrive from Portland tonight to be- the guests for several days of Mrs. Kain's parents Mr. and Mrs. T. S. Goldon. Miss Doris Nye who Is attend ing school In Centralla, Wash., this winter, is the guest of ber parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Nye, during the holidays. Mrs. C. F. Goodwin will nrrive from Portland this evening to bo the houso guest for several days of Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Churchill. More than forty ot the young er pupils of Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Churchill were entertained at a Christmas parly at the Churchill home on north Winter street last Saturday. A Christmas tree and a Santa Claus and the exchanging of a number of gifts were fea tures ot the evening. Christmas enrols wero given during tho eve ning by various members ot the guest group. Mrs. Churchill was assisted In serving by Marian Shaw, Willam ette Din keel ey and Do roth a Can non. Mr. and Mrs. Max O. Buren will have as their guests over the week end their son, Wolcott Buren of Portland. Mr. and Mrs. David Richard son of Portland will arrive to night to be tho guests tomorrow and over the week end of their son In law nnd daughter, Dr. and Mrs. L. A.' Stoeveo. Additional guests at the Stecves home will be Mrs. Sleeves' brother, Bobby Rich irdson, and Mies Mnble Brown ot Portland. Dr. nnd Mrs. B. L. Sleeves will entertain as thoir house guests for several dnys their son In law and daunghter. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Morse ot Vancouver, Washington, Mies Elolse Wright was hostess at un attractive affair In the mine of her parents. Mr. and Mrs, David Wright, on Monday evening when she entertained members of tho V. W. girl reserve cabinet. Dancing and games wero enjoyed during the evening. Christmas enrolling occupied a part ot the evening. A number of lovely gifts were showered upon her guests by the hostess. In the group wore Miss Marian Wyman, Miss Lina Heist, Miss Mildred Christ onsen, Miss Rosalie Huron, Miss Rosaline Van Winkb Miss Minnie Slirode. Miss Pauline Welch, Mis Const an re Smart, Mies Hope Crowlliers, Miss T'idher Tibbets, Misfl Marvel Edwards Miss Elizabeth Werhter and the hostces, Miss Wright. The younger pupils of Miss Lona Dotoon wero guests at enjoyable Chhrlstnuis party Sat urday afternoon. A number of hoi I day games wero played nfter which a lunch was served. The ginnls were Maurice Willis, Vir ginia Scott. Virginia Lunn, Kdgar Lunn, Alfred Domagolla, (lladyn Laeliele, Vclma Wagner, Helen Way, Harry Way, 1M ward htinko, Florenz Daugherty, -Eil een Mooro, Rut n Roberts, jfan Snyder, Helen Schulss and Elvn MrCune, The Sunday school ot the Les lie Methodist Episcopal church will givo a Christmas program this evening nt 7:30 o'clock. The public Is Invited. Tho following program will he given: 1 Organ voluntary, "The March of the Magi Kings," Dubois; Mal colm MPdler. Song, "Joy to the World," congregation. Prayer, Ilev. DeYoe. Instrumental olo, "The Shepherd Boy," Wilson ; William Bush. Vocal duet, select ed, M!wffl Henrietta Bishop nnd Lena Medler. Christmas carols by Sunday school orchotra. Song. "Away in the Manger." primary department. Organ nnd piano ie- leetlr.n. "Silent Night." Miso Bohnistcdt and Mr. Whenldon. Recitation, delected, Lena Koku bu. "The Christmas Story," a read ing by Martha Louise Kreiken baum. "What Christmas Fats Do" a short play by Prof. Clyde French's class. Recitation, An Open Letter." Jack Bush. "Why the Chimes Rang," a Christmas story. Mm. DoYoe. Closing song, "O Littlo Town of Bethlehem, congregation. Benediction. Post- hide, Morning Mood, from Peer Gynt. Grieg;' Miss Bohrnste It. E. A. Rhotcn is superintendent. NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS Copy for display advcrtls Ing must bo received by 6 o'clock of day previous to Insertion. Otlicrwlso Inclusion cannot bo guaranteed. Advertising received after tliis hour U at tho risk of (ho advertiser, . 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