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yThe Wants and Needs of the Capital City Are Noted
Under Proper Headings So You Can Readily Find Them
Buy, Sell and Exchange all Kinds
SECOND HAND GOODS
MEN'S CIjOTIUNCJ, SHOES, BICY-J
CLES. TOOLK. KTC.
CAPITAL EXCHANGE
Pbone 403
237 Court St
NORWICH ITXIOX
FIRE INSURANCE SOCIETY
V. If. nurghardt, Jr.,
Resident Agent 383 State St.
MONEY TO LOAN
ON IMPROVED FARM AW C1TT
I'ROI'ERTy AT LOWEST RATES
THUS K FnffnOtfrL.IIB..k
saw aae a wavae-
Bank, Salem. Or,
CLASSIFIED ADYERTISSf ENTS
Rate Pee Word
First insertion .............. le
Subsequent insertions e
One week (six insertions) ... 2c
One month .................. c
Six months contract per mo. 8c
12 months' contract, per mo... ?c
No account opened for less than 25c
A neat card (riven free with an
advertisement to the extent of 60c
announcing- "For Sale." "For
Rent." "Rooms" or "Board-"
XKW TODAY
Each new classified advertise
ment will be run under "New
Today for first insertion, unless
otherwise ordered by the adver
tiser. Subsequent Insertion of the ad
will appear under its proper class
flea tion.
No advertisement will be run
under "New Today for more than
one issue under any circumstances
NEW TODAY
HIGHEST CASH PRICE PAID FOR
rood clean cotton rags. Apply at
Statesman Press Room. Phone 23,
1
IrANBERKY PICKERS WANTED
lood camping-ground, running water.
'Will provide for transportation.
Whelan Brothers. Phone 12F25.
tXJ A-NB ERR Y PICKERS SHOULD
come Monday morning. Fine pick
In. ' East D street near Powers
dryer. M. E. Getter. 333 Mission St.
WANTED TEN CORDS GOOD ASH
wood. August or September delivery
D. Webster, phones 23 and 1891-M
! TEAMS WANTED AT ONCE TO
mv to get at. on good road. John
H. Scott, phone $22.
FOR SALE TWO HOUSES ON SOUTH
Commercial street. Price $4,000. half
cash or Liberty bonds, balance long
time. Address Frame o. t-aratr, dox
I ZZ2. Jieppner, urcgon, I
27 APUFA t MILES FROM R. R. TOWN.
20 acres in cultivation. 10 acres full
hearing Italian prune, new 4 room
hunzalow. new barn, fine water ays
tern, fine erot of prunes. Price $6.37$,
will take Salem residence up to
$2500: and will keep this year's crop
end sell place at $1500. S-e Perrine
It Marsters. 403 Hubbard Bids.
WANTED CULL POT 4 TOES FOR
hog feed. Phone 3SF11 or address
. route 3. box 117.
BUSINESS MEN THE YORKSHIRE
Insurance company is a standard old
Line company, established away back
in 1124 and now has over sae.uno.wi
. , In assets. Look through your insur
ance pspers and If you haven't any
Yorkshire policy can up an. we can
protect you on any line roc any
amount upon a moments notice, it.
A- Johnson Insurance Agency. 1 end
2 Bush Bank Bldg, Salem, phone 347.
WE LOAN UP TO $50 PER ACRE ON
improved farms at per cent. Also
up to $100 an acre on j improved
acreage near Salem. ! We also have
plenty of money to loan on good
residence property In Salem. W. A.
Liston.
EMPLOYMENT
FEMALE
w VTF.h'HhirSKKEEPER NOT OVER
25 years old. Good home for right
party. Address "H 33" care States
man office.
YOUNG LADIES WANTED
PERMANENT POSITIONS
NO EXPERIENCE REQUIRED
PAID WHILE LEARNING
RAPID INCREASE IN WAGES
CALL AT TELEPHONE COMPANY
17$ N. LIBERTY STREET.
MALE
WANTED FOUR TO SIX HOURS. EM -.
htnm..i ri i i v kctwHii 10 and 4 by
man with general knowledge of of
fice work. Address "11 $2" 'care
Statesman. .
"WANTED MECHANICS IN ALL
(branches of the metal trades for
J emergency war work. Good wages.
' good working snd best climatic eon
! di lions." Astoria Marine Iron Works,
Astroia, Oregon.
LITHE HAND INCREASING MA
china shoo crew. Strike on West
Unn milla. Wares (5Hc for eight
hours. Can work ten hours if de-
Ire. Address B. T. McBaln, West
Linn. Advancement assured right
mn." '
mnCELLANEOra)
MALE HELP WANTED WANTED A
competent rrocer clerk, good wages
to rijrht man. Anply 1L Stumberg et
Son. Vancouver, Wash.
MALE AND FEMAE HELP WANTED
We have an opening in your town
for a newspsper salesman. You
could make a good aelary with our
proposition. Address "H 47" States
man office.
GOVERNMENT NEEDS 20.000 CLERKS
Examinations everywnere. juiy .
Experience unnecessary. Men and
women desiring government post
tiona write for free particulars to J.
" C leonard. (former Civil Service
Examiner). 1040 Kenols Bldg, Wssh-
lngton. D. C
BERRY PICKKnt WANTED LARO
. est yard in the valley, flood camp
ing, rood water, provisions on the
ground. We move you out ln yard
and ba-k to town. Picking begins
about June 25th. Register now. we
pay 1 cent with Vt cent bonus per
pound. 1 U H. Robert. R. F. D. No. 7.
nhone 41F24. Sslem. Oreron.
FOR SALE
MVKSTOCK
S FOR SALE PHONE 2512J3 EV-
cnings after :30. "
MUCELLAJTEOCS.
FOR SALE-BICYCLE IN GOOD RB
pair. $16.50. Call at 06 South Church
street or phone 1S70-M.
FOlt S A LE C It ES E NT COM BINATION
wooa working: machine. 5 h. p. motor,
veneer press. Sander, grinder, f rind
stone and -many other shop tools;
must sell, am leaving- town, terms It
desired. Call at 1435 Hines street.
IF YOU WANT TO GET TlfK'BES
" paper, sena ivc to n raciric
Homestead. 8aletn. Oregon, for a trial
subscription MenUoa this ad.
FOR SALE MAY DUKE CHERRIES
for canning. Se per pound if you
pick them. Ready now. J. R, Chap
man, i none 17F2.
CAPTIVITY OF THE OATMAN GIRLS
This true story of western Imni
gration has been carefully revised.
inaKing a handsome little book. It
tells in graphic terms of the mas
acre of the Oatman family, of the
escape of Lorenzo, and the captivity
of Mary and Olive. Mary died of
starvation and Olive was purchased
rrora the Indians five yearn later.
The price is 0 cents, postpaid. Ad
dress Oregon Teachers .Monthly. Sa-
lem. urcgon.
FOCI-TRY
IF TOU WANT TO GET THE REST
poultry paper published send 10
cents to the Northwest Poultry
Journal. Salem. Oregon, for a trial
subscription. Mention this add.
FOR RENT
FARMS.
FOR RENT OR LEASE FINE STOCK
or dairy ranch. 100 acres cultivated,
good roads, good location. 45$ South
High street. Phone 1432.
FOR RENT WELL EQUIPPED DAIRY
ranch with II cows on coast place,
where grass Is green year around.
This place is making good money
and if InterestMl bet-ter come at once
or write E. G. Calkins. Otis. Oregon.
FURNISHED HOUSE FOR RENT
Strictly modern Address box 33.
Salem.
FOR RENT A HARD FINISHED FIVE
.room residence, with bath. South
17th street. For -i per month. John
H. Scott, 401 Hubbard building.
FOR RENT FURNISHED COTTAGE
at Newport. 330 North High or
phone 4.
FOR RENT $12.50 SIX ROOM MOD
ern house on paved street at 1920
South High street. K .A. Rhoten.
1141-J. any time week days.
FOR RENT THE FOLLOWING:
$6 Six room house at 71 North
Winter St. Modern. Formerly rent
ed at $15. Call at Statesman busi
ness office or Dhonc 23.
$10 Neat modern bungalow $
rooms at 90 North 20th street. Form
erly rented for $13. Call at States
man business office r phone 2$.
$22.54 Furnished flat, modern, at
664 Vs Ferry St. possession to be had
June 15. Also, a furnished bungalow
for $20. possession June 17. Phone
23 or call Statesman business office.
ROOMS
FOR RENT COMFORTABLE ROOM
with use of bath, in modern home.
Address A. B. care Statermaa.
GOOD OUTSIDE ROOM HOT WATER
heat, modern eonrenien-ea. alo In
side rooms. Close to State House.
1 ASS Chemeketa Phon 1RS
LOST and FOUND
For WD
FOUND A PURSE. OWNER MAY
have same by calling; at 413 Masonic
LOST.
LOST TRAVELING BAG N SILVER
ton road. Iteturn to l.l5 a Kama
den's bicycle shop and receive re
ward. LOST ON SUNDAY AFTERNOON
Ladies hang bag containing Bible
snd purse. Kinder please notify Mrs.
T. B. Nunnemaker. Salm. Or, phone
01F11 and receive reward.
WANTED
MISCELLANEOUS
VACUUM CLEANING SOO PER RUG.
L. L. BUCKNER. PHONE 1022.
WANTED CHERRIES. ROYAL ANN.
Rings. Lambert. Salem Fruit Union.
Phone 3$0.
HIGHEST CASH PRICE PAID FOP.
rood clean rags. Pressroom States
man. MONEY TO LOAN.
MONEY TO LOAN FOR CLIENTS.
Ivan G. Martin. Masonic ' Temple.
PARTIES DESIRING FEDERAL FARM
loans should file their applications
with this office immediately. An ap
praiser for the Federal Land Hank
will be here within 30 days and any
whose applications are not on file
for a sufficient time to give our
appraisement committee time to ap
praise the land and send in their
reoort to the bank before the arrival
of the appraiser will be obliged to
wait until the next appralsmnt. A.
C. Rohrnstedt. 401 Masonic Temple.
Knlm . (iKeoa. Office closed Sat
urday afternoons during cherry and
berry picking season.
AUTOMOBILE DIRECTORY
AUTO SERVICE
SlilPP"S AUTO SERVICE CITY AND
country trips. Phone Dsy. 93
night, 359.
TIRF.S WF.PA IBF.O VCXCANlglNO
G A T ES I I A I .F SOLE T 1 R E S E R V I C E
Station 177. South Commercial St,
phone 428.
QUACKKNBUSH AUTO SUPPLY AND
Vulcanising. 21 North commercial
street. Thone $6.
WATT FHIPP CO RETREADS AND
sections, tubes 25e up. Service csr
Phone 362. 12 South iCommerclal
street. . , (
i
BRACK ETT At GRAY TUBES VTL-
ca nixed. 25c. Retreading our special
tr. Free service ear. Phone 1409
279 North Commercial.
PROFESSIONAL
DENTIST
DR. F. I UTTER, DENTIST. ROOMS
4tJ-4M Bank of Commerce Building.
Phone $0$.
rarsio teachers
R HARRv TEAC1IEB OF TLANO.
rhone 1383.
LODGE DIRECTORY
BROTHERHOOD OF YOE2CAN
MEETS EVERY WEDNESDAY EVEN-
tng in Masonic Temple, firth floor, at
o'clock. All visiting members wel
come. Horace Sykes. Foreman. W.
H. Prunk. Correspondent.
HODEftN WOODMElf.
MODERN WOODMEN OF AMERICA
Oregon Cedar Camp, No. 124. meets
every Thursday evening at 1 o'clock
In Ierby building, corner Court and
High streets. R. F. Day, V. C; J. A.
Wright, clerk.
BUSINESS CARDS
irCTIOSEERl
COU W. F. WRIGHT. AUCTIONEER
Farm sales a specialty. Turner. Ore-
ron
AITTO DELI VERY
KAGGAQE AND PARCELS DELIVER
ed any place, city or country. Phooe
C4 or ZSSl-R. W. W. Fisher.
BARBER SHOPS
SEND THE CHILDREN HERE WHERE
you are assured, of perfect hair trim
ming: Just the way you want it. In
grey's Barber Shop. 311 State street.
cm morn actio
DR. O. L. SCOTT. D. C, GRADUATE OF
P. 8. C Chiropractic fountain bead.
Davenport, Iowa. Chiropractic cor
rects the cause of disease. Office
40S-7-S. D. B. N. Bank Building.
Phone tT. Fealdenee BZS-R.
DRAYS AND EXPRESS
CAPITAL CITY TRANSFER COMPANY
Phone 133. Salem's largest and beet
equipped transfer company. Get eur
reduced freight rates on eastern
shipments. Also for storage as we
have three warehouses la connection
with business. Furniture moving.
packing, shipping and storing our
specialty. Office 111 South Commer
cial street.
CHINESE PHYSICIAN.
DR. I. M. HUM CURES ANT KNOWN
disease. 153 8. Hirh St. Phone 213.
DRY CLEANING AND PRESSING
JAPANESE PRESSING PARLORS F.
S. Wa tana. be, Irop, 434 N. Commer
cial St. Ladies' and gentlemen's
suits cleaned and pressed. $1.1$ sad
$1.7$. Work called for and delivered
free. Telephone Main its.
JUNK
'run
JUNK WANTED WE PAY HIGHEST
price for Junk of every kind. Let as
make you a price oa your household
goods. The "Square Deal House
Capital Junk Co, 273 Chemeketa
Street. Phone 19$.
HA I It REMOVED
"CLEAN WHITE" HAS PROVEN Suc
cessful. Applied here or sold for
home use. Sanitary Beauty Par lor a,
$211 Hnhherd Bldg
LAUNDRIES
SALEM STEAM LAUNDRY QUICK
delivery and careful work. Dry
wash c per pound. 13$ South Lib
erty street. Vbone 2$.
HOME WET WASH LAUNDRY REG-
ular washing done at a rate every
body can afford. For only 10 cents
we will collect, wash and deliver
your washing: within twenty-four
hours. Phone 2471.
MACHINISTS
WE DO MACHINERY REPAIRING OF
all kinds, automobile repairing, oxy
acetylence welding, gas engine re
pairing, model and experimental
work. Iowa Machine Shop, D. B.
Brown, prop, 252 Chemeketa St, Sa-
l-nrv
OSTEOPATHS
DR. W. I MERCER. GRADUATE
American School Osteopathy. Klrks
ville. Mo.: treats acute and chronic
disease. Office 404-405 U. d. Na
tional Bank Bldg. Phone fl$. Resi
dence 419 Ncrth Summer. Phone CI 4.
DRS. WHITE WALTON. OSTEO
pathlc physleans and surgeons.
Graduates of the American Schools of
Osteopathy. Klrksville. Mo. Post
wraduate and specialised In nervous
diseases at Los Angeles College.
Treat acute snd chronlo dlseasea
Offices 505-$ 7-$. U. S. National
Bank Bldg. Phone $59. Residence.
129 Court street. Phone 221$, Dr.
White, residence phone 4C9.
SECOND BAND GOODS
WE BUY -AN1 SELL SECOND HAND
roods of all kinds, pipe fittings, har
ness, collars. eollai pod's, tool,
chains, Fred Echladler. 21$ Center
8 tree L
STORAGE AND TRANSFER
ALWAYS PICK THE BEST HOUSE
hold roods specialties; storage pack
ing, shipping and moving, horse
and sute vans; special freight rates
to all points. C O Pick Transfer
A Storage Co, 2nd and Pine streets.
. Portland. Oregon. Broadway $9$. A
19J4S.
CNDERTAKEKS
WEBB A CLOUGH C H. WEBB. A. U.
Clough, funeral directors. Latest
modern methods known to the pro
fession. 497 Court street.
TRANSFER HAI71.1NO
Alvlu TkfcCK SERVICE. ANT KIND
of haullnr. Household
moving lobe done prompt
ly. Try me once. Tlmme.
471 8tate 8. Phone 93. Resldsace
phone 112J-J.
WALL PAPER. PAINT
GLENN L. ADAMS FOR HOUSE DEC-
eorattnr. Delating, tinting, paper
banging, etc Work done by contract
or day; rood workman. Ixvcation
isis Center Sc. Phone $$$-W.
TEN CENTS A DOUBLE ROLL AND
upward for choice Wall Paper at
Huren's Furniture Store, 179 Com
mercial St
SEE lORTER FOR PAINTS WALL
fat., r and Picture Framing. Good
v..t k men. 45$ Court St. Phone 415.
4VATEJI
Al.irl WATER CO. OFFICE. 391 B.
Commercial atreet. For water service
apply at office. Make all complaints
at the office. No deductions In hills
will be allowed for absence or for
any cause whatever unless water Is
cut off from premise. Hereafter
water foe Irrigation will only
furnished to regular customers e-atur
water for domestic purposes, con
tractors for sidewalks, brick work.
or plastering, win please resd "for
.-'.f
PHYSICIANS
DR. JU 43. ALTMAN. HOMEOPATHIC
Physician. Office and res id nee 2r
North Liberty. Salem, phone 147.
WOVEN WIRE FENCING
Depot Kattenal Jk
ail sloe. M La.
Paleta, OUs I
Steve UebaJlt
Pea.
H law aisa.
YaraJa4v
d SLepaJred
Hea Hooka.
Saleaa Verne k Sieve Week.
XSS Court
St. FTheat 1M
H. B
! SALEM MARKETS
BUYING PRICK.
Kjcss and Poultry.
Egjts. J 5c
Itroilcrt. 22 to 23.
Hem, 2 Oto 22c.
Old roosters. 13e to lSe.
Pork, Mutton and Ilccf.
Pork on foot. 15 to lCc
Ewes, Be to 7c
Veal, dressed. 14e.
Spring lamb, 12e to 13c.
Beef steers, 7 to 9c; cows, 4 to 7c.
lUy.
Cheat, per ton. $21.
Clover, per ton. $20.
Vetcn. per ton. $22.
Grain,
Wheat. $1.85 to $1.87.
Oats, 90c
Beans. 7 c.
Hill Feeds, Retail.
Bran per ton, $3$.
Shorts, per ton. $38.
wholesale: to bealers.
Country batter. 45c.
Creamery butter, 45c,
Butterrat, f. o. b. aSlem, 42c
Shad. 15c.
Black Cod, 18e.
Red Cod, 11c
Salmon. Chinook, 25c
Halibut. 25c
Codfish, 15c
Fruit,
Oranges. $8.00.
Cantelounes. 33.25 to $4.00
Tomatoes (crate). $1.75 to $1.85.
Crap Fruit. $4.50 to $7.75.
Lemons. $9-50 to $11.00.
Bananas, 8e lb.
Vegetable,
New potatoes, 3 He
Peas. 12c. -Cabbage.
3c to 3 c
Onions (Imported) $1.85.
Onions (home-grown) $1.25.
Turnips, 2 to 2Hc
Retail lUcea.
Creamery butter, 55c.
Eggs, 45c
Flour, hard wheat, $2.80 to $3.
Flour, Yalley. $2.6 Oto $2.60.
Sugar, cane and beet, 11 lb. $1.
Potatoes, sack lots. $1.25.
PORTLAND RiARKETS j
a
iMxlrv Produce
PORTLAND. June 27. Butter:
Prints, extras, 48 O 49c; cubes, ex
tras. 44c: prime iirsis,
Hairv 32t4C.
Butterfat: Portland delivery No.
1 sour cream, 47c
k Potatoes
Potatoes: Locals Selling price
$ 1.3 5 & 1.50; new California s. 3 0
Grain
Grain: June delivery Bids uats
No. 2 whit feed. $58.75; barley,
standard reed. $50; A. brewing. $52.
Thirty days Oats, ro. Z. $&s.ia.
b.riev. feed. 150: brewing. $52.
Eastern oats and corn in bulk Oats,
No. 3 white. $54.50; 38-pound clip
ped white. $55.50; corn. No. 3 yel
low, $64.50; No. 3 mixed. $S2; pats.
Ko. 3. 254: cliDDed. $55; corn, yel
low, $64.50; No. 3 mixed. $61; oats.
No. 2. Clipped. $55; corn, yellow.
$64; mixed. $62.
NEW YORK SIARKKT8
NEW YORK. June .27. rrune.
firm.
VHEATANDCORN
STANDARDS MADE
Consolidation Commission
Asks Questions About
School Superintendent
To fix the standards for wheat
and shelled corn In Oregon to con
form to the official standards of the
United States as established and pro
mulgated bv the secretary of sgrt
culture Anril 13. this year, and ef
fective July 15. the public senrice
commission has Isued an order mat
ine- the necessary changes.
The main change arrectlng wheat
aclifs to the hard red spring variety
for which three sub-classes are
tahiuhed instead of four. The elim-
Inated uh-claas is known AS SUD-
w . -- .,
ci-. ia ne red snrtnx humpback
The other three sub-classes and" the
descriptions in the order are:
fal Dark: northern spring
- - -
This sub-class shall Include wneai
of the class hard red spring, of
which 73 per centum or more con-
Bints of dark, hard and vitreous Ker
nel, but shall nnt contain more than
10 per centum t)f wheat of the var-
I'-Jy humhark. The only change is
the substittion of 75 per centum for
of 85 Ter centum.
(b Northen spring This sub
class ehall include wheat of the class
hard red spring, of which lss than
75 per centum and more than 25 per
con I ii m consist of hard. dark and
vitreous krenels, but shall not con
tain more than 10 per centum of
wheat of the variety humpback.
The chance in this is the substitution
rf 75 per centum for 83 per centm.
tel. Red spring This sub-class
rhall Include wheat of the class hard.
red spring, which consists of kernels
I of yellow or mottled apearance, of
starchy texture, and of not more
REAL ESTATE
A MODERN FIVE ROOMj BUNGALOW
with fruit etc.. on very easy terms
like renting, with one or two or three
lota, about half what owner paid for
It s years ago. and Is certainly a
bargain. See Wm. Fleming. 311
Slate street.
DO NT YOU KNOW THAT IF YOU
wish to buy. sell, or exchange any
kind of realty you should go right
Into an office of the Oregon Realty
Exchange Investment Co. Incf Why
Because they put the buyer, seller,
and exchanger of realty together,
and charge no commission. Salem,
office. Bray man Bldg.
FOR TRADE A GOOD MOUNTAIN
stock ranch of 29 acres, good build
ings, good water, unlmlled out range,
fully equipped. Hi miles to It. It, has
telephone. Price complete $14,000 will
trade for place near Salem of $4000
or $1000. See J. A. Mills. 320 State
street.
A CHOICE INVESTMENT IN $ ACRES
bearing prunes with the crop which
will bring in nearly one third of In
vestment. Close In too. No phoning
on this, come and see me. Wm. Flem
ing. 341 State street.
FOR SALE LOT 4 BLOCK 31 R08E
dsle addition Salem, also lots 7-1 snd
Touts addition. Wood burn. Address
Sam Chatwln. general delivery Sa
lem or Woodburn.
FOR SALE MODERN EIGHT ROOM
house, snd lot $0x150; located at cor
ner or 15th and State. Phone 1171-J
or write Mrs. Robert Eakln, Salem.
Oregon.
FLEMING TRADES $4 ACRE FARM
50 in crops equity for anything clear.
A $ room bungalow half cost on In
stallments or will take a town lot
'for equity. Another similar, with
fruit, flowers.' shrubbery on paved
street, for a town lot. See Wm.
Fleming. 311 State street, or phone
303.
A GOOD BUT "IxlO FZKT ON EAST
side Commtfclal street, one door
north of State street, Salem, together
wlfe perpetual right of war over the
ltxee loot tract exienaing- rrom
this property to State street. Terms
Apply 8tt Boeorth. 701-2 Spaulding
Bldg, Pbrtleaa, Oregon.
I HAVE FOR SALE A NUMBER OF
houses that are offered very cheap.
s follows: $ rooms, good condition.
$750: 7 rooms with nice lots, plenty
of bearing fruit trees. $1250; S rooms
?1500; cheap at $3500; rooms strict
y modern, $2200. $ rooms, strict
ly modern, very fine, $3250: 7 rooms
very fine In every particular, wen
located, for $1750. John H. Scott,
404 Hubbard building.
FOR SALE 209 ACRES TWO MILES
from town, small house $7 per acre.
SO acres half clear close to town.
$2250. C acres close to town, house
and barn $1050. 30 acres good build
Ings $2300. Nice four room cottage,
two Iota, $(50. Fine 7 room bungalow
on paved street, a snsp at $2100. CI
acres improved to trade for small
Dlaee. 120 acre farm well Improved
and cash for larger farm. Houses to
rent. 191 Maxwell very cheap. F.
Lv Wood. Bayne Building.
FARM WANTED FOR RENT WITH
from 100 to 150 acres In cultivation
Occupancy from this fall. Would
prefer a lease of five yara. Have
good teams and machinery- Will
pay either cash or share. Cox 13.
Statesman office. Salem.
$2,000 RESIDENCE AND CASH FOR A
farm in vicinity or ttaiem.
1170010 acre tract with modern C
room house, close to car line for t
room bungalow and mortgage back
for difference.
$13,000 fruit and grain ranch of 99
seres. $ miles from Salem for South
ern Oregon ranch, will assume up
to $3500.
$30,000 grain and stock ranch with
rood Improvements. In southern Ore
gon. for rsnrh In vicinity of Salem
party must assume $7,500 mortgnge
at S per cent doe In 20 years.
$14,000 well Improved Waldo Hills
farm for Salem residence snd mort-
rage hack for difference. Socolofs-
ky. 311 SUte street.
FOR SALE SC ACRE GRAIN AND
prune ranch. 42 acres under cultiva
tion, balance timber and pasture, 18
acres bearing Italian prune orchard
In first class condition. room house,
good barn and other out buildings,
rock road. 4 miles from Relent, price
$13,500. 100 acre farm. 40 acres farm
land, balance timber and pasture.
running water, old bouse and bai
nrlce $49 per acre. 41 acre farm
miles from Salem. 30 acres plow land.
1 acres yesr old prune orchard.
house, barn, spring, orchard, price
$3S. S room cottage on paved street,
rood location, east front, price $1400.
W. H. Grabenhorst at Co, 27$ State
street.
LOOK AT THIS A REAL
OPPORTUNITT
About 499 acres of choice Polk eoun
ty land about lit acres clear; about $9
acres la stump pasture; oa lance in
cholw piling timber and. oak grubs.
I Timber alone worth $10.t00. New four
room house, new dairy barn, providing
,'or 20 cows and four nor sea; new pig
pen and new milk house. Water piped
from fine sprlnr to all buildlnga Will
sell the whole at a great bargaim
Very easy terms. S per cent Interest.
Address L, owner, care The Statesman.
than 23 per centum of hard, dark
and vitreous kernels, but shall not
contain more than 10 per centum of
wheat of the variety humpback.
This is unchanged. .
ADVERTISED LETTERS
Burnham. Miss Martha C.
Baldwin. Miss Ethel
Cotting, Mrs. Ella
Cramer, Clayton
C ratty, Geo. S.
Ennis, Mrs. Bertha
Gibbons. Miss Maud
Hays. Harold M.
Horton, Mrs. A. R.
llofer, A. J. !
Hutcblns, John
Jones, W.
Lake. Coral
Montgomery. Mrs. Joe
Mciske. Fred
Martzall, Zua C.
Magers, Ronia
Myers. Miss Iva
Newcomb. L. W.
Pernot. Emlle Francis
rowers, Mrs. Mabel S.
August Huekesteln, P. U
THINGS THAT
- CapTTllht. .
HOW IS IT YOO SfYHTVjPOp, Tr, MOST
' t erve.OyaHCXi
KAT1XO Alb.
Once I met s
lady, handsome, plump.
and fair:
Said I. "What's the reason.
Said she.
Said she.
"Eatlnc elrr
Said I. "Sure, you're Jesting r
"Not a bit!
If you're sick and gloomy, take a dose
I m
"Throw your shoulders upward.' Get
out In the sun:
Concentrate your wishes with your
mind tis tone!
Wake the solar plexus, health will
come complete:
Air la splendid eating eat and eat aad
eat-
You can't be a glutton oa suck splen-
aia tare:
Life is for the having! Just keep eat
ing air!
Aad your mind will broadsa to all
pleasures sweet
Successes grand await you. It you eat
aad eat!
"Don't believe those half-truths, where
by some men swear:
I caa't live oa sunshine.' 1 caa't live
on air."
For I'm sure ao mortal, fool, or knave.
or wit.
Could exist without them, cept a little
air.
"Climate makes strong people sun
shine keep them free;
Upward throw your shoulders; eat
some air with me;
Cast drugs to the caniaea, .throw pine
to tne Data
Air Is for the lean ones; air Is for the
I a is.
'Air Is for the gloomy, bilious, grave,
and sad:
Air Is for the good ones, air Is for the
Air Is for the lowly, women, children.
men:
When you are real hungry, pass your
piaie again i
"Vitalise your body freely without
price:
Eating air 1 Jolly, eating air Is alee
eatr-
IL C Tripp.
TUB FAIRY BOOK.
When mother takes the fairy-seek
Aad we curl us to hear.
Tie "All aboard for fairy -lead."
Which seems to he a near.
For soon we reach the pleaaaat place
ji jace-upoa-a-ume,
Where hirdiee slnr the hour ef day.
Asa iiowers texa la ray me;
Where Bobby Is a velvet prise.
aiht where I am a queen:
Where one caa talk with sslmala.
Abu wain about unseen;
Where little people live la hats
And ride on botterfile.
And wonders kindly come to pass
uerore your very eyes;
Where candy grows on every bush.
And playthings oa the trees.
And visitors pick basketful
As often as they please.
It Is the nicest time of day
Though bedtime Is so near
When mother takes the fairy-book
And we curt up to hear.
Ahbls Farwsll Brown,
Girl Stage Driver Is
Latest Stayton Novelty
STAYTON, Or.. June 27 Miss
Alma Mende. a prominent high school
girl, is doing her bit by driving the
Stsy ton-Kingston stage for her
father during vacation, and the labor
shortage season.
Mr. and Mrs. Horace Lilly spent
Sunday ln Corvallla.
Mrs. A. S. Davie and little son left
last week for Astoria where they will
join Mr. Davie who has employment
there.
J. T. Kearns returned home last
week from a weeks visit at Bend
whete he was looking after business
interests. ;
W. A. Rlggs lost a horse last week.
The animal, hitched to a wagon was
being driven down a street when It
fell, breaking a leg and had to be
shot,
Andrew Fery and family, and E.
C. Titus went to Salem. Wednesday.
The trip was made ln Mr. Fery's new
automobile.
Mr. and Mrs. F. F. Foster, Mr. and
Mrs. D. M. Doll and Mrs. Kate Lons-
wsy motored to Wllholt Springs
Sunday for a days outing. They stop
ped at Molalla en route.
Joseph Sestak and family. Cora
Cooper. Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Gard
ner -and Gene Titus made a trip to
Sodaville Sunday., enjoying a picnic
dinner under the "pines, and return
Ing home In the evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Young and daugh-
NEVER HAPPEN
ters Vivian and Veda of Salem were
week-end guests at the farm home
of Mr. and Mrs. L J. Ware.
E. M. Walters has resigned his
position in the Stayton po tor flee and
has moved to Redne where he has
employmenL
Mrs. F. I. Jones and little s went
to Albany. Friday for a few days
visit with her parents, aad alst with '
a brother who left Monday with the
troops for a training camp.
Forrest Mask, chairman of the
W. S. 8. drive and his bunch of com
petent solicitors put Stayton over the
top with a margin of several bund-'
red dollars la two days time.
Dr. G. F. Korniek and wife cams
up from Portland Saturday. The
Doctor returned home Sunday; Mrs,
Komlek will remain for a few weeks
visit at the home of her parental Post
master E. D. Alexander and wife,
A. E. Roy aad family came op
from Portland Sunday for a two daya
visit at the home of his parents. Mr.
and Mrs, E- Roy.
GARRAXZO (TtOP IARGK
NOG ALES. Artsoaa. Jen 14.
It will require $1,000,900 or more
to handle the gar ban to crop of Son
ora this year, which is a Spanish
pea, has. been selling for $1S per
sack of 240 pounds, which Is the
highest market price ever paid. To
pay th doty on the Mexican side of
the border. 100.000 was shipped
here from the east. . General Al
vero Obregon. former minister of
war. is one of the largest growers
of garbanso la Mexico and Is the
bead of the garbanso growers asso
ciation. The crop Is sold largely la
csba aad spala although It is a fav
orite article of food oa the east side
la New York,
TIME TABLES
OCTHrsiN PACIFIC CO,
Sarltlwas
No. 1$ Oregon Express T.OIaaa.
No. $4 (rrf oaUa $.05a-na.
No. 2 Willamette Limited.. 9:20 a na.
No. 1$ Portland Paseeeger.. 1:35 p.sa.
No. 34 Coo Bay 3.44 pm.
No. 14 Portland Ex press ... 9 05 p.ua.
No. 23 Local Way Freight.. I Man.
No. 222 1'ocllaed-Fast fr rt..ll:li a nr.
No. $2 Oregon tan $ 3 a sa.
No. 23 t o.4 Bap 19 01 a.sa.
No. 15 California Espree. .. 10 5 a uv
No. 17 Beee burg Passe ger.. 4 9 p.sa.
No. 27 Willamette La ml led.. Ill p sa.
No. 1$ Sea Fraacisc rase.. 9:24 p.sa,
.No. 231 San Fran. Fast Frt. ..11 0-ana.
I No. 221 Local Way Frsicht.. 13.91 svav
ALE4I-9TKR USE
73 Arrive at Salens 9:1 anv.
No.
No.
74 Leave Salem..; $.09 1
SALE?, PALLS CTTT t WESTEM
141 Leave. H less, motor..... 7:50 ana.
143 Leaves Saleaa. motor 9:35 am.
15 Leaves Salem, motor 1:40 pm.
Through ear to Monmouth snd Arils
1(7 Leave Salem, motor 4.15 psa.
4 lettta Kalm. motor 5:51pm.
33 Wsy Freight leave Salem :00a.av
13 Arrive ml Salem 9:10 anv.
14 Arrive et Salem ll.-eOaaa.
144 Arrive at Salem 3 e e m
it Arrives st Salem 5.35 a.m.
lie Arrives at Salem 7:10p.m.
24 Way Freight Ar. Salem... 2:30pm.
OREGON F-LtCTSUC
tht
Train Leave Arrive
No. 'Portland Salem
1 4:10am l.litm
. t Ltd.. :3sm ll lltm
7 10:44am 12:50pm
9 ..... 2:05pm 4:15pm
13 Ltd.. 4:50 pra C:4pm
17 S:04 pm :7 pm
19 9:3 pm 11:2 pm
21 11:45pm 2 09 am
Arrive
Eugene
10-50 am
12 35 pm
:3$pm
:& pm
Salem onr
Salem oaly
5 am
North Bank Station leave Jeffer.
son Street 1$ and 2 minutes later.)
Nerval
Train
No.
2 ...
.,.
Ieave Arrive
Arrive
Portland
:50 am
9:35 am
11:35am
1:20 pm
4:0 pm
$.45 pm
7:40 m
Eugene
.12:05 am
Salem
4:34 am
7:15am
9:45 am
11:1 am
1:5 pen
4:0 pm
5:3 pm
7:5$ pm
10 Ltd.. 7:15am
12
11 ll:1Sam
1 Ltd.. 1:55 pm
20 4:lpm
22 4:25 pm
10-00 era
sNorth Bank Station (Arrive Jeffer-
son Street 1$ minute earlier). Leav
Corvallla. . .
CORVALMS ro4NrCTTb4S
heevkbewaa
Leave Cnevalll Arrive Salem
:25am 9:45am
12:12 pm 1:40 am
2:41 pm J 4:00 pm
4:10 pm . 4:3 pm
4:11 pm 7:55 pm
Leave Salem - Arrive Corvalll
Soafaeouad
. :3S am
:t7am
115 am
13:5$ pm
:415pm
:0 pm
11:33 am
2:30 pm
4 :14 pm
$ .00 pm
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