THE OREGON STATESMAN t SUNDAY, APRIL 21, 1018 Rnr Sell and Exchange all Kinds SECOND HAND GOODS KETS CLOTHING, SHOES, BICY- CAPITAL EXCHANGE Psoas 491 817 Court it. NORWICH UNION fTBE INSURANCE SOCIETY W. . uurgiwTOs sr.. Resident Agent - 885, State) St. Money to Loap ''n't IMPROYED FARM AJTD CTTT . fboVbrty at lowkit ratks TI10S. K. FORD" SI'."" "V,1; flfiimni ADTKRTI9X1CESTS Rata Per Wee First Insertloa .............. le fitttMaWSt Insertions ....... One wMk tola InwUcu) ... Jo One month .. t Biz months' contract pr mo. to II months' contract, per mo.. . 7c Ko account opened for less than He A noat card given free with an advertisement to the extant of 60c announcing "For Bala," Tor Real," "Boonu" or "Board." ' v, mCW TODAY Each new classified advertlae ment will he run under "Now Today" for first Insertion, unless otherwise ordered by tha adver tiser, . ' Subsequent Insertion or tha ad will appear under Its proper class Iflcatlon., No advartlsmsBt will b ran under "New Today" for mora than ae' issue- under any circumstances JEW TODAY LOGANBERRY PLANTS FOR SALE Route 6, box 121,' W. L, McKenney, phone 100F32. WANTED A MAN TO PLANT JS acrea of potatoes on shares. In river I ' botom land. See Merlin Harding, at Salem Haw. Co. - WANTED TO RENT A FURNISHED house or apartment of at least four .'. rooms. No children. Answer "H ' care Statesman. NINE PURE BRED ANCONA HENS, fine laying strain, cheap. 1809 North Commercial street. GOOD POSITION FOR MAN WHO t thoroughly understands - vulcanising. rtreadlhif , and tire repairing. 27 1 ,tth Commercial Street. i i i i i , .. . . NBW MODERN SEVEN ROOM HOUSlS iir sale ai a pirfiin. vcrjr ciimv . 2nd desirable. L. Hewlett, 4C3 Souta iapitol street, phone 347-J. , in " FORD TRAILER FOR SALE. INQUIRE 871 , D street. T1VT2 PASSENGER FORD WITH EX- tras 1276. Salem Telle Co., 147 North . ' -.- .r v v - - FAnMERS NEEDING FEDERAL Farm Aoans .should not fail to file their applications at this time for - their fall-needs. Int-west 6 per cint. 84 yeara time. A. C. Bohrn a tdt, 401 Masonlo Temple, Salem. Or. FOR'- SALE LARGE five months. Call North 16th. RANGE USED Monday at (98 THE REAL SIGN OF SATISFACTION will be round at ingrey a- a. ciean barber shop with barbers who know how. Ingreys Barber Shop, 111 State street. . FOR SALE USED FORD IN GOOD runnina- condition. Apply Elgin six aaency. 150 South Commercial street - Open Sunday. I HAVE PLACED IN MY HANDS $3000 to loan on approved farm security at 0 per cent 8 to 6. years. W. A. Liaton. FOR SALE SMALL TRACTS IMPROV ed or unimproved on easy terms or will exchange for city property. 404 Hubbard buUdingv C , - :' - WOOD FOR SALE I WANT TO PUR ct ae s gTavel bed! or a dump bed. l tiope 623 at t o'clock. , I CVY get'you aIloan ON ANY : kind of security if j good. John H. Scott. 404- Hubbard bolldlnga ; OUR SNAP. 8CHNAPPY AD. TOOK ,u w-.k -rul we had threw , buy era. for the - property, and who each said they would take the bung alow at the price advertised $160 v. So we labeled them,-first, chance- second chance third chanco of coree one was all we needed, ana it 4s sold without a dollar, f reduc ; tldn. Now we have two parties who want like props, and we nave not rot them, because we doubt if they are to be found in Salem. Thats what , get for telling the exact ana f atrict tacts ana mti is wn 1 after namely that when we say we nave a bargain, you can aepeno bp it That la our aim and policy. Now sere is dim for a noorer client, but r as good proportionately as last weeks snappy snap. A 4 -room house with a barn that carpenter says can't be built for less than $150. several fruit tr-ea, a 60x100 lot for $37. half cash. 0 to It. See me at 311 State street. William Fleming. I 1 HAVE A 59 ACRE FARM THAT strikes ma a rood bur. and If any body reads this who is on the buy I for such a thine-. I wish he would om, and see me. It Is a little over 1149 (a mere trifle), and I will gladly show it to you (except on Tuesday 1 aarlv In the week, near school, running water, good soil, fair bulldinrs, close to Electrfe, J1000 eash will handle it. William Flem- in of Fleming Realty Co. tmmm - - C1TT PROPERTY WANTED TO trade for the following pieces ofl acreage. . , " . I acre, new 4 -roomed house, small , in. cnicaen nouse, v'u w.hi whole acre in nine-years-old mixed fruit tra 9 tilr.ka from ear-line. All-city Improvements within reach.; I" too. Two acrea. shack, small barn, chlck- . nouse, well, few good fruit trees, S). Ten acres, good barn and well, but f-o .house,-6 acres In crop. V acres josanberrles. 1 acre mixed orch ;r. raspberries, mile from carllne. $2500, Fifteen acres, all in cultivation. 4- roomed house, large but old barn and other outbuildings, family or chard, well. 11900 house wanted and a4ume mortgage of $2100. In city iimus 1$ acres, 14 acres cleared of which are in 8-yearotd neerh trees and ' J"" family orchard. Shack, well.! ? P1'!" N- of Salem, river bottom 'no, 11000. t nave fifty other trades for you to select from, and if you desire sst factlon. "come In the office." C. W. Ai.r..y-r, 6H state street, Salem, I NEV TODAY UOI.NU FORWARD-THE FOLOW1NC3 la an extract from a letter Juat re ceived from W. C. Hagerty, Secretary of the Oregon Fire Relief Association of McMlnnville: "it la witn a tfreai deal of pleasure that we congrat ulate our agent on the atart they have made in 1918. We. wrote n excesa of 11.000,000 insurance during L" iwure montns or tne year. rne greatest amount of Insurance wruien oaring the first tnree months of any year during our entire hlstorv This is a gain of nearly 23 per cent over lut year. Our losaea so far Jthls year? have been 25 Jess than laat year.- The people of Oregon have been coming to the O. F. R. A. for insurance In still Increasing numbers during the past few years. 1917 was a runner year for business for this company but the present year seems destined to break all previous records and set new record notch. H. A. Johnson & Co, Agent, Bush Bank ping., fa lent, phone 847. EMPLOYMENT FEMALR HOUSEKEEPER WANTED ELDER ly lady to do light housekeeping. ncicrcncti requirea. pnone 418. YOUNO LADY EXPERIENCED IN OF- nce wora ana typewriting wishes position-. 8om shorthand. Phone WANTED WOMAN TO DO HOUSE. worfc. Tor family of throe. Muat be neat, refined and a good cook. Lib eral pay to competent woman. If In terested address box H 64" States man office, giving your addreas or phone number. WANTED TEN BRIGHT. CAPABLE women to travel, demonstrate and sell dealers. $25 to 859 per week. Railroad fare paid. Weekly advance for traveling expenses. Address at once Goodrich Drug Company, Dept. in man, peor. MALE WANTED YOUNG MAN TO LEARN printing trade. Apply Statesman composing room, upstairs. BRAKEMEN AND FIREMEN. $12S TO i&v montniy, i-nosr day able bod ed ,men, good vision, age ll to 40. experience unnecessary. Perman ent positions. Railway, care States man. MALE AND FEMAE HELP WANTED We have an opening In your town for a newspaper -salesman. You could make a good salary with our proposition. Address "H 47" States man office. 5 Pulp Makers $3.64 for 8 hrs. WEST LINN MILLS OPPOSITE ORE gon City, free employment office. No experience needed. Foolish strike still on, not troublesome. Receipt for railroad fare up to 82 caabed after working one week. Come work as sured. Board and 'bed S8.CS seven l" '-nv MISCELLANEOUS Wanted IMMEDIATELY. NAME3 men-women, wiahing to become gov ernment clerka at Washington. 8100 month. Answer "9M D"- this office. FOItSALE MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE DAVENPORT, GOOD AS new. Phone 701. FOR SALE GRASS SEED WHEAT. Mayro McKJnney, Turner, Oregon.; SEED CORN AND BEANS FOR SALE. H. Neumann, P. O. box 11, Hubbard. uregon. FOR SALE TEAM AND HARNESS Party leaving town. Sell cheap. Call Z71 nortn commercial. Phone 734. IF YOU WANT TO GET THE BES farm paper, aend 10c to the Pacific Homestead. Salem. Oregon, for a trial auDscnption. uention this a a. CAPTIVITY OF THE OATMAN GIRLS This true story of western Immi gration has been carefully revised. making a handsome little book. It tells In graphic terms of the mas sacre of the Oatman family, of the escape of Lorento. and the captivity of Mary "and Olive.- Mary died of , starvation and Olive -was purchased from the Indiana rive yeara later, The price Is 20 cents, poet paid. Ad dress Oregon Teachers Monthly. Sa lem. Oregon. - POTJlTHT WHITE ROCKS CHICKS., PHONE 93FS or 67F6. BLACK ' MINORCA EGGS FIFTEEN for $1.25, $0.60 per hundred. H. C . Porter. Aumsvllle, Oregon. - IF YOU WANT TO" GET THE BEST poultry paper published, send 10 cents to the Northwest Poultry Journal. Salem.- Oregon, for a trial subscription. Mention this ad. FOR RENT FARMS FOR RENT 25 ACRES OF GARDEN land for rent at Liberty; inquire John H. McNary. ' BOtTSES FOR 'RENT TWO GOOD HOUSES with good barn a. Call 394 N. Church street, forenoons, phone 176. FOR RENT $12.10 SIX ROOM MOP ern house on paved street at 1929 South High street. E. A. Rhoten, 114 1-J, any time week days. FOR RENT THE FOLLOWING: I partly modern five-room cot tage 1062 Saginaw. In good order. Foremerly rented for $10 a month. Call at 1043 Saginaw or Statesman Kit. ins. a office. , Phone 22. 13 Neat modern bungalow I ..oms at 949 North 20th sL CaU at Statesman business office or pnone $20 Med ern 10 room bouse 'on rv.ttaa-a . atreet. eloaa In. Call at Statesman business office, or phone 2$. . ROOSfla IIOUSEKLEpINU AND S I NO L E rooms nicely furnished at 833 Ferry street. Come and see them. FOR RENT-COM FORT ABLE ROOM with use of bath. In modern home. Addreas A. B. care Statesman. GOOD OUTSIDE ROOM HOT WATER heat, modern conveniences. alo In aide rooms. Close to State Housj. 1030 Chemeketa. Phone 1380. LOST end FOUND LOST LOST ONE GOLD CUFF-BUTTON with Initial -U" on It Reward. Bird Craven, phone 040. HTOHKIIOOMS - ivfll R EN T T HE STOREROOM AT 141 Mnrth Commercial street, now oc cupled by Com p ton's 16c. and 25c store,, will be for rent May 1st next For particulars inauire at room 13 MISCELLANEOUS I MO MKT TO LOAN. I MONET TO LOAN ON GOOD SECUR Ity. O. E. Unruh. phone 816. I PEBJORAL. WILL YOU - WRITE TO LONELY young, widow worth 135.000. Object, matrimony. Mary, Box, 684. Los An geles, California. TOCW1 WIDOW 24. WORTH 8100.001 Lonely. Anxious to marry honorable gentleman. 'Airs Warn, zzieft Temp is street. Los Angeles. Calif. MARRY IF LONELY FOR SPEEDY marrlnae try ray club very success ful, best largest in country, estab iianed 18 yeara, thousanda wealthy wishing' early marriage, confidential dencrlDtlona free. Old Reliable Club, Mrs. Wrubel. 7 J2 Madison, Oakland. Calif. . MARRY . IF LONELY, FOR RESULT try me: best and most successful "Home Maker"; hundreds rich wish marriage soon; strictly confidential; most reliable; years experience; de scriptions free. "The Successful Club," Mrs. Purdle, box 656. Oak land. Calif. WANTED MISCELLANEOUS) HIGHEST CASH PRICE PAID FOR "paTd good clean rags. Pressroom states man. AUTOMOBILE DIRECTORY LTJTO SERVICE SHIPP-S AUTO SERVICE CITY AND country traps. FDone Day, nle-ht. 850. TIRES REPAIRED vTLCAXIZUtO GATES HALF-SOLE TIR1B SERVICE Station 171. South Commercial EU phono 418. QUACKENBUSH AUTO SUPPLY AND Vulcaaixlng. Jl North Commarciai street. Phone BRACK ETT A GRAY TUBES VTJL canlaed. X(c Retreading our speclal- nFree service car. Phone 1409. 9 North Commercial, WATT BHIPP CO. RETREADS AND 1 .m a..V.. 9 1. P-ili-a e ea I Phon fit. XSi SoaUr Commercial PROFESSIONAL DENTISTS DR. F. I UTTER. DENTIST. ROOMS 418-414 Bank of Commerce Bid;. Phone 800. MCSIO TEACHERS R HARR. TEACHER OF PIANO. I Phone 1383. PHYSICIANS DR. L. G. ALTMAN. HOMEOPATHIC pnysician. uiiice ana resiaence ir North Liberty. Salem, phone 147. LODGE DIRECTORY BROTHERHOOD OF YOEMAW MEETS EVERY WEDNESDAY EVEN-I lag In Masonie Temple, fifth floor, at I 9 o'clock. All visiting member. wel- come. Horace Sykea, Foreman, W.I H, Prank. Correspondent. MODERN WOODMEN. il MODERN WOODMEN OF AMERICA Oregon Cedar Camp. No. 6340, meets every Thursday evening at 8 o'clock In Derby building, corner Court and High streets. R. F. Day, V. C; J. A. Wrtrht. clrek. BUSINESS CARDS AUTO DELIVERY BAGGAGE AND PARCELS DELIVER-1 ed any place, city or country. Phone I 4 or zosi-k. w. w. naner. CHIltOFRAmo DR. O. L SCOTT. D. C, GRADUATE OF P. 8. C Cblropractica fountain head, Davenport. Iowa. Chtroorcctle cor rects the cause of disease. Office 400-7-9, U. B. N. Bank Building. Phone 17. Keeideneo si-K. DrAYs and-Express CAPITAL CITY TRANSFER COMPANY Phone 933, Salem's largest and best equipped transrer company, uet ouri reduced freight rates on eastern shipments. Also for storage as wa I have three warehouses la connection I with business. Furniture moving. I packing, shipping and storing our speel cial laity, office 11 Bonta commer-1 street. CHINESE PHYSICIAN. DR. L M. disease. HUM CURES ANY KNOWN I 153 8. High BL Phone 11. ' ' DRf CLEANING AND PRESSING JAPANESE PRESSING PARLORS F. 8. Watanabe. Prop. 434 N. Commer cial St. Ladiea' and gentlemen's suits cleaned and pressed. $1.26 and $L75. Work called for and delivered free. Telephone Main 652. JUNK JUNK JUNK WANTED WE PAY HIGHEST I price for junk, or every una. List us make you a price on your household I gooda ra nquare ueai- uoui Capital Junk Co Street. Phone 318. 171 Chemeketa I FULL VALUE PAID FOR SECOND hand gooda- Hisbest market prices I for Junk and hidea The people's Junk and Secondhand Store, 871 No. commercial, rnontiii. HA1K RgMOVarp "PtJCAN WHITE" HAS PROVEN BUC-1 cessruL Appnea sere or sow zor home usa sanitary Beauty Parlors, 819 Hnhnard matt. LATJNDRIBS SSMStKAM LAUNDRY 3UICK delivery .ana caretui worn. vryi wash.Cd per pound. 134 South Lib-1 rty sUaeL Phono Ji. HOME WET WA'Tt LAUNDRY REO- ular WAshine: c no at a rate every body ran dffc'i- Fr only $0 cents wa ui :. .-I.L. .wash and deliver your ' ws'hiag within twenty-four hours. TTiowe 3471. ' OSTT-OPATHt DR. W. L. MERCER. ORADUATB American school usieonainr. jwiraa- villa Mo,: treats acute and chronle dlaease. Office 404-406 U. aNa. iAal Rank Bldg. Phone 919. Resi dence 419 North Summer. Phone 414. DRS. WHITE st WALTON, OSTEO n.hl. nhvalcana and surgeons. iiraauatea of tha American Schools of Osteopathy. Kirksvllle, Mo. Post graduate and specialised In nervous diseases at Los Angeles College. Treat acute and' chronic dtseaeea nttirm S06.S.7-S. U. S. National Bank Bldg. Phone 459. Residence, 1420 Court -street. Phone 2316. Dr. White, residence phone 440. Yea'Sbonld Worrr Lel lie CUuisd Adi V7crkfsr Yea NURSERIES. FRUITLAND NURSERY SALES YARD at High and Ferry, can and see stock and . get prices before purchaain elsewhere, urartcd walnuts closing out at reduced price, also logan berries. 4.6oMb liAku GOODl' WE BUY AND SELL SECOND HAND goods of all kUaaa, pipe flttinga, har ness, ooiiara. coiiai peas, coots, chains. Fred Schlndler. S6 Canter Street. CNDERTAKERh WEBB sTCLOUGH C B. WEBB. A. U. ciougn. runerai directors. iatest modern methods known to tha pro-1 Teasion. ( uonn srreev. TRAHirEh H ACXIKO AUTO TRUCK BBRVICS. ANY KIND of naming. HonaeaoM moving Jobs done prompt ly. Try me once. Tlmme. 476 BUte St. Phone 981. Realdeaoel phone 1181-J. WaLL papem. paiKT CALL UP S. M. HUSSELMAN FOR paper hanging, painting-and tinting. Choice wail paper ana cut-out pora- ers. Phone z.o.wi. GLENN L ADAMS FOR HOU8X DEC- eore.tiBr. naintins untins?. naneri hanging, etc. Work done by contract or day; good workman. Location 1029 Center , St. Phone 686-W. TEN CENTS A DOUBLE ROLL AND upward for choice Wall Paper at Buren's Furniture Store. 179 C01 mercial St.- SEE PORTER FOB PAINT WALL! Paner and Pletmro. FT ami or. Good workmen. 466 Court St. Phone 486.1 WATER SALEM WATER CO. OFFICE. 901 a Commercial street. For water service apply at office. Make all complaints at the office. No deductions In bills will be allowed for absence or for any causes whatever unless water Is cut off from premises. Hereafter water fo- irrigation will only be furnished to regular customers vslng water for domestic 'purposes. Con tractors for sidewalks, brick work, or plastering, will please read "for bnlldlng purposes" under schedule of rates. Appiy at oriieo ror copy. Depot National Jt Aaaetieam Fenee. all elsea, M la. to M la. nigh. Palate, Otis and VaraJah. . Stevee Re kali t and Repaired Legaaherry and Hew Meoka. alesa Peace ah Stove Works. 151 Coeurt St. FkotM U4 WHEY For Teeding Hogs Can be had at the Marion Creamery . Call or Telephone) 24ft .V 1 SALEM MARKETS BUYIXQ PRICE Keen and Poultry. Eggs, 20c Old roosters.-12 to 14a. Stags. IS to 18c. Pork, Mntton ami Beef. Pork on foot, IS to 14c Ewes. 5 to 9c Veal, dressed. If to lie Spring lamb. 19 c. Beet steers, 7 to 9c: eows, 4 to 8c Bulls, 4 to 6c. Hay Cheat, per ton. $24. Clover, per ton. $22. Vetch, per ton. $24. . " Grain.- Wheat. $1.85 to $1.87. Oat. 81. Beans, 10c Mill Feeds. KetalL. Bran, per ton, $36, Shorts, per ton. $38. WHOLK8ALK TO DEALERS. Country butter. 45c ' Creamery butter 45c Butterfat, f. o. b. Salem,43c Fish. Steelheads, 25c. Smelt, 5c per pound. Salmon, Chinook. 20c Vegetables. Lettuce, crate, $3. . T Celery, 90c. Nebraska rice corn, 12c. Tomatoes,, California, $2.75. . Broccoli, $1.25. Onions, $1.75. Cabbage. 3 Vic String garlic, 8c Potatoes, $1. - -. Nta ' ' - ' Almonds, 23c . ; T Walnuts. No. 1, 24c Peanuts. raw, 17c Cocoanuts, dozen, $1.50. IrwltS. Honey, Idaho, $6. Oranges, $5 to $8. .' Grapefruit, $5.25, Bananas, 7c Apples. $1.25 to $2.25. Lemons, $6.50 to $7.25. Dromedary data, $6.' II tall .Trice. Creamery butter, 5 5c Eggs, 26c f Flour, hard wheat, $2.$0 to $3. Flour, valley. $2.50 to $2.80. Sugar, cane and beet. 11 lb. $1. Potatoes, sack, lota, $1.25. .... f PORTLAND MARKETS 1 - Dairy ProJ tacts. ' v PORTLAND, April 20-Butter: Prints, extras, 42 0 42c; cubes extras 37: prime firsts, 37e; dairy, -lie. Butterfat: Portland delirery No. 1 sour cream. 44c. Potatoes:, Buying price Locals 65075c; selling price, 90cO$l; new California's 910. CJrain. Grain, 30-day options: Bids Oats. No. 2. $65.50: Eastern oats and corn In hulk: Bids Oats, Ko. Z, white. $60.50; 38-poundr clipped white. $61; corn. No. 3, yellow, $63; white, $63.50; oats, No. 3. $60.50; clipped. I &(. $61; corn, yellow, $63; white, v UREAL ESTATE! 240 ACRES. 200 CULTIVATED 40 timber pasture all good soil. f. 3,000. socoiorsky. 311 state streeu FOR SALE MODERN 6 ROOM BUNG- aiow mi a real criiic. mriini worth Investigating. For particulars! phone I1I-W. 12 IfOOM HOUSE. MODERN. WELL located, aionmoutn. jregon. win laaei residence in Salem, to 11260. offered at H valuei price $3,000. Socolof sky, I 341 State street. FOR i SALE 12 ACRES OF LAND, quarter mils from Claxtar; $126 as I acre. Will sell half, if desired. John Wealcy. Salem, route 8. Phone 87F4.I CALL ON ME FOR ANY KIND OF AN exchange, or ranch to buy. Socolof s-1 ky. 841 State street. FOR SALE MODERN 9 ROOM RUNG-1 alow and corner lot 25th and Turner road; also stcre building. Phone SIF12. REAL ESTATE1 WANTED WANTED TO HEAR FROM OWNER of farm, raw land, city property, or I business for sale. Location or price I no difference if it has income or fu ture. Ed Reeve. Waycroaa. Ga. FOR SALE 4.53 ACRES OF LAND AND i acres of which la the best deep Beaver Dam land and S acrea of I which is under high state of cultiva tion. Twenty milea north of Salem. Ztt miles from pacific Highway. Terma reasonable. Address -N. M. care of Statesman. A GOOD BUT 25x10 FEET ON EAST side Commercial street, one door north of State street. Salem, together with perpetual right of way over the 14x50V. feet tract extending from this property to State street. Terms Apply Scott Bosorth. 701-2 Spaulding mag., poruaua, Oregon. 9 ROOM HOUSE. 1$ LOTS. EAST walking distance of University. Eu gene, Oregon, to exchange for ranch I not over $8,909. Socolofaky. 341 orate street. FOR SALE REASONABE MODERN I five-room bungalow, gas and wood range Included, built In buffet, fire place, large bathroom, living room. bed rooms, etc, extra large porch. yard. Easy Walking Distance. Terms, Phono 1279 or 893. S FINE I ROOM HOUSES WELL Lo cated In Salem on paved street all modern and 49 acres of Improved land 9 miles out to trade for a larger farm. This property la all clear property. See Peraine 4k Marsters, 402 Hubbard Bldg.. phone 907. 90 ACRES. 80 CULTIVATED. SO BRUSH pasture. Z fruit, exchange for South ern Oregon, not over $10,000. Soco lofaky. 341 State street. BARGAINS 4 ROOM COTTAGE GOOD rm,0bungalow" irm Vacea'd'f u"ri I nance new it acn tract on main road, fine land bearing orchard good bulMlnga $2500. 220 acres lots of good timber some open land on mala road, close to railroad $12.60 per acre. 6 room cottage two lota, gaved street, for rent. Wood Bayne FOR SALE 17 ACRES OF ORCHARD In first claaa condition, alx yeara old. English walnuts, Italian prunes and cherries, macadam road, four miles from Salem, thia la a snap, price $4600. 100 acre farm. 40 acres under cultivation, balance timber and pas ture, some fine bottom land, running water, houae and barn, price $40 per acre. 6 acres, all cultivated. 3 room plastered bouse, barn. well, macadam road. 8tt miles out. Price $1000. v 133 acre Howel Prairie farm. 135 acres cultivation, balance pasture and tim ber good farm buildings, price $26000. If you want to buy. trade or sell, see us. W. H. Grabenhorst 4k Co., 37 State street. . LOOK AT TO1S A REAL OPPORTUIOtY 4a bout 400 acres of choice Polk coun ty land about 110 acrea clear; about 60 acres la stump pasture: balance In rholea. ollina timber and oak grubs. Timber alone worth $10,000. New four- room houae. new dairy Darn, providing for 30 cows ana four nor see; new pig pen and new milk house. Water pipes from fine spring to all buildings- Will sell the whole at a great bargain. Very easy terms, 9 per cent Interest. Address L.. owner, eare The Statesman. s eavvawei ' ea sevmv mmi mum MOP ACTIVE PnUcPiron,Seeatfor Firit Time in Weelo U. S. Steel Leading NEW YORK, April 20.- The wide spread recovery and greater activity of this week's market for securities was obviously the reaulc of the Im proved war outlook. The more sat isfactory understanding between the government and the country s finan cial and Industrial Interetti was an other important factor. . Public participation, the first in several weeks, was seen in the steady advance of certain market leaders. United States Steel assert ing its usual leadershlp'at the high- est letei since tne more on me west mm rrnnl asaumen aerlnua propof tlons. Other equlpmenta and the i.iu.fi.. .tArb. ahaeedl we vaaftaa kM a v v waaa as save ea wa In the advance. ' n.ila alone fsllef t- make iinri than moderate upward progress. Foreign exchange, except for B on Sapln, which sold at a new premium with subsequent -reaction. was steady. Yon Should Worry Let the Clairified Ads Work for Too I .Gflirfremyour dealer or from us. O-cflt of ee with waste isaSle mw ylee Siadaa. -waked I THINGS THATNEVER HAPPEN . - , V l oVl t HO OBJECTIONS . riiut LATt I At AVL OCAR! M tVtHlNti - I AVt ( 0 AOOtlF ) I TO TAKE. AM OLD I V r-f HO-Ct CAJftf I I MlMf. TO -THt C wi ; I ' '.'L r.LV - I practically $25,000,000 in actual ex cels reserves, rednelac total re serves lo BllfhUy . less than $42, 000,000. r Bonds were firm, all the liberty issues responding to a broader de mand. Paris S's were an exception, reacting 1 per cent. Sales, par value, aggregated $2,450,000. United States bonds, old issues, were un changed on call during the week. POOLS ACTIVE IN SPECIALTIES Loll all W&T CoiLtniCd'FaYOra a , ably 111 Mode Market Yesterday NEW YORK. April 20. The lull in the war situation was favorably construed by market traders today. stocks as a whole rallying from yesterday's late reversal while others attained hirhest quotations of the week. I ! Pools were sf!ve In numerous nvUIItu InrliiiUnv tha automobile I accessories at gains of two to three points. Their operation also extend ed to sncars and-tobaccos at net ad vance of 1 to 2 1-2 cents. Standard Industrials and equip ments were hesitant at first, but moved briskly forward In the last hour under leadership of United States Steel, which made a net gain etVl 2-8 to 96. Affiliated steels and war Issues were higher by one to almost three points. Oils. Central Leather and several utllites also making moder ate gains. v Rails constituted the only back ward features. The market cl d with a general rally in progress. Sales amounted to 300.000-shares. The noteworthy feature cf the bank statement was a decrease of mmv. mvhum in CORN IiIARKET Wealher ProipecU Girei Bulls Decided Advantage ; . Weakness in Hogs . CHICAGO. April 20. Adverse weather conditions likely to delay planting and to diminish receipts had a good deal to do today with ai vances which took place in the corn market. Prices closed nervous, l- to 1 3-8c net higher, with May $1.27 1-8 and July $1.45 1-2 to $1.45 1-8. Oats finished unchanged to l-8c un and provisions off 22 to 25 cents. i Low temperatures, widespread rain and prospects of snow gavo bulls decided advantage In corn, uen - 1 ... .. . ;7 . r r "" - l oeuei prevauea tuai tne "'""' ro""' " about to fall oft sharply couipaied a a . a VB tM recently been the I ruie. Assertions uai exporiers nau CHICHESTER S.aL AtreefrnVM 4 uas asaaa riUA a aa nEvTfyra37ofThIs paper may secure Tec no DOI'PrORYlflO DURHAM DUPIEX PAZO CO. JgPsrCrfY.WJ withdrawn from the market -had a bearish effect on oats. - Losses tn provisions were dna-to weakness which developed In the heg markeL ; Ten field hospitals In Franca and one large one in England are con' ducted entirely by women. . Hotel SEWARD Alder at 10th Etreed PORTLAJTD, OEEOOX Tha most homallka hotel la Pert- All Oregon Ceetrla tralsa stop at tha Eg WAR P. - ; . , . as $31-sued rp WK2t fsrtvatY bath 831.50 aavd trpv W. IL Seward, Tltt&TACLES ocTHJcaur paczfio 00.. - - Kerthhsaad . 14 Oregoa Expreea 91 aaa. 64 Ore gon lan .... ..... :llaAi 2$ Willamette Limited.. 9:t9 am No. No. No. No. No. is Portland Pas so a gar.. i:ii 34 Cooe Bay 9:44 i No. Ko. It Shasta. Lrltad ..... 7:00 I 14 Portland aUpeees A. 9:10 a.i No. 218 Local War F Freigi reight.. 9:00asa, N 223 Portland Fast Freight 1U1 pm. No. 13 Oregoniaa 9:20 1 Na 18 Coot Bar ..10:01 i No. 16 California Expreea ..10:68 i No. 17 Roaeburg PaaeengeT. 4:14 p.m. No. 11 Shasta Limited ..... :4ip.aa. No. 37 Willamette Limited.. 4:14 p.m. No. 13 Sea Fraaclsco Pass... 10.37 pja. No. 221 Baa Fran. Fast a-n. No. 227 Local way Freight.. 12 :oi i lALEM-CrrKR Ltasl T8 Arrive at Salem 9:1$ am. No, No. 14 Leave Salem 1:06 I1LEV. WALLS CTTT 111 Loaves, Salem, motor .... f:06saa. 142 Leaves Salem, motor.... f:lta.sa. 146 Leaves Salem, motor.... 1:40 p re. Through car to Moamonta ana A.rue 117 Leaves Salem, motor .... 3:41p.m. 149 leaves Salem, motor :iTp,m. 139 Wav Freight leaves Salem s:ts at 145 krrlvee at saiem 4 s.itam. If4 Arrives at Baiem ....... .ii:e e-na. 164 Arrives at Salem ........ 3:44 p.m. 149 Arrives at Salem 6:36 a.m. 179 Arrives ai Salem 7:10 a m. 140 way Freight Ar. Salem.. i:30i 03UCOO1T 8XECTKIO aosjtht Tralai Laava Arrive AirTve No, "Poruaaa ( Salem Eugene 9:96am 10:61am 10:11am 13:34 sa i 13:66 pm 4:16 pm 6:9$ pta, 0:40 pm 9:60 pro! 9:05 pm Salem only 11:29 pm Salem oa If 1:66am 0:69am l ..... s:it am i Ltd. ..9:30am 7 19:46ara I 9 3:45 nm ,j Ltd... 4:40 pes 17 0:06pm 19 9:39 pm 21 11:41 pm North Bank Station Heave Jeffar . . sea Street II aad 39 mlautee later.) : Berths Train . ' Leave Arrive Arrive Portland 0:60 am 9:16 am No. Eugene. alem 4:36am 7:16 am 9:46 am 11:10am 1:60 pm 4:00 pm 9 13:96 am at - 19 Ltd...T:4$am 81:36 am 1:20 pm 4:00 pm 9:46 pa 7:40 am 13 14 .....ll:l$am 14 Ltd... 1:16pm 10 ......4:10pm :10 pm 1:15 m 31 4:26pm 10.00 pm North Bank SUtloa Arrive Jeffer son Street II mlautee earlier). Leeve CorvaUU. CO RT ALMS CO imXCTT OKI ajeethaemaal Leave CorvaUts Arrive Salem 8:29 am . 9:45 am 12:1$ pm 1:60 am 2:41 pm 4:00 pm 4:10 pm 1:30 pm 9:13 pm 1:61 pan . 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