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Minimum charge, 15e.
POTATOES for sale. Phone 80F11. tf
HOUSEKEEPING rooms, nicely furn
ished t 633 Ferry street 12-12
EARLY fuggle hop roots for sale. J. B.
Cooper, Independence. lS-zb
WANTED Place "On fruit ranch, mar
ried man with family. Address . 1).
Berry, Waconda, Or. 12-13
WAXTED Experienced saleslady for
general store work, ghoes, dress goods
tc Gale k Co. tf
11 LBS of fancy re-cleaned white beans
for $1; 23 lbs for $2. Address W.
are Journal or phono 14F15. 12-14
FOR SALE Two Buttercup cockerels.
Phone 66F21. 12-13
TURNliJHBD housekeeping rooms. T58
N. Com'l. 12-14
WHO does accordion plaiting Leave
. address at office. 12-14
BELGIAN hare does for sale. Phone
50F21. tf
FOR SALE Jersey cow, test
cent. 2580 Laurel Ave.
6 per
12-12
FOR SALE First class second growth
fir. Phone 2199. 12-19
I, W. THOMAS, union barber shop, 424
N. Com'l St. Come and see me. 12-14
FOR 8ALE-86F5.
-Pigs, six weeks old. Phone
12 17
430W and pigs for sale. Phcne 105F11.
,..." - 12-17
FOR SALE 8 cords of old fir, good
furnace wood, $.50. Phons 71F22.
12-13
,rOK bALb Ono Ancona cockerel.
April naten. Price 1.50. Phone 1153.
12-13
BY
Salem-Aurora Paying Project
Is Post Road And Not In
cluded la Total
At its meeting in Portland yester
day, the state highway commission an
uounced a road building program for
next year which calls for expenditure
of state funds in the amount of $3,
525,200. This does not include the post
road and forest road projects, in con
nection with tfhich the government
will pay half the cost.
The Salcni-Aurora paving project 4
a post road project and is not included
in the total announced, but the high
way commission has stated this road
will be paved early next spring. -The
program announced by tlie com
mission is not complete, as the com'
FOR SALE Mallard ducks and drakes
ami Tllllinn J.nl,A. Ill fftl
.pi; " u' 12-12! mission ha8 yet t0 determine the work
wnicn Will UU uuuo-iu .ruin, iuugmi
and a few other counties. Bids on the
Hood River-Hosier preject will be re
00
Ladles9 Ready-ta-weair
Salem's Greatest
Goait a
net Bmt
Sale
FOR REXT Furnished, strictly mod
em 6 room bungalow, no children,
$2 per month, w. A. Liston,
BUGS cleaned 35c each.
Phone 1470.
12-14
FOR SALE Roll top oak offiee desk
Phone 224. ' " 12-13 !cc'vc( a 'ie commission's next meet
ing, wmca win do ncia January 1.
i'ollowiug is a statement of the com
misRinn'R nrmrram. lis thu far outlined.
. n . . tr ln cvnniJillirn nf flinHd fl-fltn till)'
$6,000,000 bond fund ana the quarter
mill road tux and automobile license
fund:
Miles,
Polk county lino to Cor
vallis, pave .....u..- 7
Monroe to Junction City
pave 9
Jefferson Albany, pave 9
1st crossing south of Go
shen to 2d crossing,
Lano county, rock 1
Walker to Cottage Grovo
pave . 4
If you do hot take advantage of this sale it is your loss
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FOR SALE 5 passenger Overland tour
lug car, dirt cheap, at Great West
era garage. 12-13
FOR SALE 1918 Ford cuupelet. Ex
cellent condition. Reasonable price.
Phone 633. 12-12
FOR SALE 1917 Maxwell, fine con
dition, $490. Oregon Gui-agc, High
and Ferry St. 12-15
PMAS trees for sale. Order early, de
livered. Phone 59F2. 12-14
HOUSE cleaning and window cleaning
wanted. Phone 1237. 12-12
LOST Saturday evening a chauffeurs
badge No. 2494. Finder please leave
at Oregon Taxi Co. 12-12
HOLLY WANTED Want to buy holly
Drancnes for Christmas decorations.
Call 2219 mornings. . 12-12
BALDWIN apples 50o and $1.
Mflft'12.
Phone
12-13
CEDAR WANTED-Want cedar branch
es for Christmas docorations. Call
2219 mornings. 12-12
FOR SALE Gas engine with pump
jack. 1360 N. Frint St. tf
FOR .SALE Few loads of manure suit
able for lawns or rosebushes. Phone
1366. 12-11
WANTED -Girl for goneral house work
Phone 627, Mis. Clfford Brown, tl
FOR SALE 1918 Ford. Phone 1579 af
REWARD Little girl's red knit Tarn
cap lost in Bagh theater. Address
Room 6, 393 Court St. 12-11
tor 45 p.
12-14
WAJSTEftrr-i oi.5 room house, furnish
ed, reasonable. Phone 12!9. ' , 4
WANTTD-ZTo buy fresh cow or one
fresh soon. Must be gcod. Pearl
Wood, Gorvais, Rt. 1.' ' 12-12
FOR SALE A-l Jersey ecw, freshen
coon. Phone 87F24. 12-12
CORD wood for sale. Phone evenings
2093M. "
MAN WANTED Unmarried man for RagS, WOOl Cloth, Stripped
small riairv rnrtPh nn unost Poll r I -
1056 Chomeketa.. tf
WANTED Fat thin and fresh eows,
' large calves. Phone 1425M. 12-28
WANTED To buy beef eattle and
calves. Phone 1570W. 12-12
FOR SALE Bright baled straw. East
one mile, pen road, red barn, four
corners. 121
NICELY furnished looms with board.
Phoae 1578 or call 332 a. cnurcn.
FOR RENT Store Toom on State St.
t ti T.ontoTmBTi- Arm Hotel. Phone
. , O- -
OOO I1
WANTED 15 to 25 single comb White
nld hens. Phone 1947
gUV. j w
T mnvmnffi
IjOST 3 yearling Shropshire rams, one
wears my labol. If you find same
please call 43J!i5, J. i-oeriioi. .
OLD papers for carpets, etc., 10 cents
per huadrod, call at Journal office
MAXWELL for eale, $275. Terms. Me
chanically perfect. Highway Garage
pk a r.ll 1000 S. Com'l. tf
LIBERTY BONDS If you must dis
close or your oonua, w w
A FORD truck, chain drive, good run
ning order will be for sale nert Sat
at'Woodrv's auction house
TloiAmhcT 14.
bidtv tnnlc umbrella at Oregon
theater tv mistake last Monday
night, please return to 205 N. 21st.
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AT.T. PAPER 15 cents vet flonble roll
cpward. Buret's Furniture Store, 179
SiEJP ME do your errands and deliver
our Xmag parcels, prompt reliable
aerrice. 383 State. Phono 356. Paul
M. Ryan, Prop.
Cost.
129,500
166,500
166,500
6,000
74,000
AN APPEAL TO THE PUBLIC
The Western Junk company
will continue their junk busi
ness by paying the highest
market price tor everything
in the junk line. The prices
are as follows:
Cast iron, per 100 lbs $1.50
Stove plate, 100 lbs $1.00
Rags, wool cloth unstnp
ped, pound oc
ITALIAN prune trees, I have a few
thousand 4m foot grade yet to of
fer and also cherry and bartlctt pear
trees. Fruitland Nursery, Rt. 6, box
13SD. Phone 111F21. 1-12
WANTED To exchange double con
crete store building, full busoment
and furnace heat, for a farm. W. A.
Liston. 12-14
BURBANK potatoes for salo, that were
grown on hilly land, prico 1 Vic. Will
deliver 1 sack cr more. Inquiro B. C.
Zeilinski, Rt. 9. 12-19
WILL let my almost new Singer sew
ing 'machine go for $Ja on account
moving away. Make fine Christmas
present. Call mornings, roonr 6, 393
Court St. 12-12
pound 10c
RubberTires, pound 3 l-2c
Inner tubes, pound 9c
Boots and shoes, lb ...6c
These prices are f . o. b. shop
within a few weeks we will
be in position to furnish ser
vice with our truck.
Western Junk Co.
Cor. N. Com'l and Center
HIGHEST GRADE
Sweaters
Selling to $25. Xmas Victory
Special, your Unrestricted choice
in Silk Combinations and Pure
Worsted, with contrast colors,
large collars, with belts. Some
genuine cashmere trimmed. Also
new Tuxedo styles. A garden of
colors
$13.98
Petticoats
The finest showing of 'Her Majesty" petticoats ever
made. Made up in more attractive and dashing com
binations than ever shown before. These Petticoats
not only please the eye for their exquisite beauty,
but for the woman who appreciates a trimness of
figure they have a special appeal. Made with a pat
ent top that eliminates the bulkiness found in other
lines of petticoats. Most excellent Xmas gifts. Prices
$3.95 to $10.85
FOR SALE Pair new large, water
proof horse covers, half price. Call
mornings or evenings, room 6, 393
Court St. 12-12
FOR SALE Pigs weighing 20 to 30
pounds, $a each; shnais over 50 lbs.
12c per pound. Phone 30F11.
12-12
GOOD 4 room houso and H aero for
rent, or trade, with some cash, on
small place; no objection to part
timber.. 2217 Fairground road. 12-12
WANTED Four young ladies in the
nurses training school, Willamette
sanatorium. Apply to the matron.
12-13
YOUR Christmas will be happier in
your own home. I can sell yon a
beauty, close in, for $2750. C. W.
Niemeyer, 544 State street. 12-14
BUY your wife a house for a Christ
mas present. I have several cozy
homes at bargain prices. C. W. Nie
meyer, 544 State street. 12-15
$59 REWARD offered for information
loading to the arrost and conviction
of parties who robbed my house in
the Liberty district. Fred J. Brown
ing, 1605 Westanna 8t, Portland,
Ore. 12-14
FOR RENT Modern 8 room house,
modern conveniences, wood in base
ment $12 per month. 1031 Union St.
12-14
WANTED By competent party, per
manent position in hardware or gen
eral store, married, ago 30, referenc
es. Address Box 388 care Journal.
12-13
IN THE COUNT DOUBT
of the State of Oregon for Marion
County
12-17
FOR RENT 2 sleeping rooms jost
vacated at the Alexandria today,
1038 Chemeketa St. Phono 1280.
I OWN 200 acres, grain, hay and stock
farm. Will sell at a bargain. Might
consider trade for small farm with
difference. H. C. Haller, Palem, Gen.
Del. 12
FOR SALE New Ford sedan, will sell
way below cost, will take Ford run
about, and will give liberal ternis on
balance. Wm. Dawes, Box 475, Inde
pendence, Or.
PLENTY of money to load o food
'farms; low interest rates; five year
time; privilege to pap $100 or multi-
cte a any interest date. Call or
wrtt H. M. Hawkins, 314 Masonic
I M65, Balem. ' tf
FOR SALE very cheap, 2 32x3 8.
S. Vacuum cup tires, run about sou
miles and 2 others in fine shape for
extra tires; also 3 32x3i,i nearly new
gTay inner tubes. These are bargains.
Monty's Tire Shop, 154 8. Coml.
Phone 428. 12-14
In the matter of the estate of Henry
D. fit. Helen, deceased. Notice of hear
ing of final account.
To all persons interested in the es
tate of Henry I). St. Helen, deceased:
You are hereby notified that on the
3rd day of December, 1918, Elizabeth
I. St. Helen filed in this court her fin
al aceount as executrix of the estate
of Henry D. St. Helen, deceased, and
that said final aceount will be heard
oy this court on Monday January sixth
1919, at the hour of ten o'clock a. m.
of said day or as soon thereafter as
this court can hear same, in the room
of the county court at the court honse
in Salem, Marion county, Oregon, and
you are hereby-cited to appear at the
time and place above designated and
show cause if any exist why said.fin-
khe said executrix discharged from her
trust
Dated this 3rd day of December, 1918
W. M. BUSHEY,
County Judge.
Donald W. Miles,
Attorney for executrix, U. S. Nation
al bank bldg., Salem, Or. 12
Make this a
Victory Xmas!! I
SALEM'S jTOYLAND TOYS,
GAMES, DOLLS, BOOKS, MODEL
BUILDERS
Shop early. Stocks will soon be brok
en and that will mean disappointment
Dolls!
Our unequalled lines of Dolls are be
ing rapidly sold. We do not intend
carrying over a doll. All broken lines
greatly reduced to make final clean
up. Act quick.
DO YOUR CHRISTMAS
SHOPPING EARLY.
Stores will not be open
evenings Christmas week.
By action of Business
Men's League.
You can always do better at
ivl!V3 I !
Merchandise
Orders
When in doubt Make your
gift a Merchandise order
"Join The Red Cross"
5
Winchester to Roseburg,
pave
Yoneallu to Oakland,
rock 10.4
Myrtlo Creek to Dillard,
rock 12.8
Wolf Creek to Grove
Creek, rock 5.8
Giants Pass to Jackson
county line, pave ,. 6
Central Point north pave 5
Siskiyou section pave ......
Marshficld south, pave.. 12.5
Multnomah county lino
to Hillsboro, pave . 8.1
92,500
72,800
76,800
34,800
103,000
92,500
50,000
250,000
149,850
20 ACRES of level land for sale or
trade. Where you have no house rent
to pay; no wood to buy; no water
to buy, and if you keep a cow, no
milk or butter to buy. Will take
small truck or tin Van on the deal.
R. Lamb, 643 S. 17th, Salem. ' tf
FOR SALE Portland, St. Johns, large
lot, small building, basement dug,
eement walks, elote to street ear,
price 500, half cash, talanee 10
month. Consider trade r Ford ear,
double bottom eulkey plow for sale.
30 Mrs. B. M. Woods, West Salem.
12-13
I HAYNES1
BREAD
PRESSING
CLEANING
Ncwbcrg to West Day
ton, pave 5
Tillamook county, pave.. 5
Astoria to Warrantor!,
pave . 3
Overhead crossing, Corn
stock, Lane eounty....
Wasco county, pave 5
La Grande to Hot Lake,
pave - 0
Haines to Baker, rock 14
Hood River to Mosier
grade
Divide Crossing, Lane
county, rock
Wasco county, gravel ...14
Rhermiin county, gravel H
Gillinin county, gravel.. 10
Morrow eounty, gravel 24
Umatilla county, gravel 30
ALTERATIONS
REPAIRING
By men who know how this
work should be done. Satis
faction guaranteed. Our
shop is at your service at all
times. We call lor and de
liver promptly.
Total 2,700,200
Out of the quarter mill tax fund and
the motor license fund the following is
apprapriated:
Grading & rock, Urand Konue V 4,U(iu
Grading, Hcuferts 150,000
Bridge, Dcshutc 25,000
Sherman eounty 100,000
Gilliam eounty 140,000
John Day 20,000
Morrow 30,000
Hood River-M osier 17S,00
Klamath toward Bend- 25,000
Lake eounty 10,000
Klamath to Jackson county.. 25,000
Reasonable charges
work. Call 854.
on
all
SCOTCH WOOLEN
MILLS
426 State St. . Salem
3
02,500
92,500
92,500
10,000
92,500
166,300
84,000
175,000
16,000
84,000
48,0(10
60,000
130,(100
180,000
erything into consideration, the green jouct drill for tin hour or so until sup
of Willamette valley looks better than
the rocks around Little Rr.oli, Ark. As
a comfortable place to live, Oregon
looks good after his three months of
experiences in the "hog buck" section
of Arkansas.
The life of a ninn in officers' train
ing is not especially one of hilarious
living, according to Mr. Mangi. They
got up iu the morning at S:t5 o'clock,
breakfast at (, steady worK until noon
per at 6 o'clock. Then study until 9:30
o 'clock and all the time officer instruc
tors sizing up the man an to whether
ho could make good as an officer.
But when the armistice was sinned,
Mr. Muiigis says the boys jiist couldn't
take tho same interest,, as there wan
no chance of getting anywhere and
anyhow, it was all over. Ilenee out of
tho 600O men in training hardly a doz
en decided to remain until tho first of
then steady worn, wnuii includes .the year to be given a commission m
such cheerful physical exercise as buy-,tlm reserve.
Total : 1735,000
Fred E Maneis Is Glad To
Get Back To Oregon
Fred B. Mangis, who left Rcpt. 1 for
Camp Tike, Arkansas, to at'end the In
fantry central officers' training camp,
is home having received b': honorable
discharge last Satordy.
He says that down in Arkansas he
saw more eolored folks and more rocky
country thaa he ever imagined existed
in the whole U. . and tnai tailing ev
Don't Cramp the Feet
They Serve YOU!
We are experienced shoe makers and know the kind
and shape of shoe best suited for your particular case.
Our Keith Konqueror unlccked process shoes fit 90
per cent more feet than any other shoe on the market.
There is no expense or trouble in showing you our
shoes, and if you are hard to fit we ask you to pay
us a visit, and best of all we sell you genuine shoes at
from $1.00 to $2.00 per pair less. .
Paris Shoe Shop
357 State St
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