Tim OREGON STATESMAN : TUESDAY, JULY l, 101.
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Sell and Exchange all Kind-
- SECOND HAND GOODS
.v rnvrmm snoES. BICY-
n.ES. TOOLS, ETC.
CAPITAL EXCHANGE
Phone 403
237 Court St
KORWim UXIOX
FIRE INSURANCE SOCIETY
W. II. Rurghardt, Jr.,
Resident Age"' c.
HONEY TO LOAN
a IMPROVED FARM ASP C1TT
JrunPERTlf AT LOWEST RATES
TtiOS. Ki FORD 7nts.m. oil
CLAS81FIED ADVERTISMENTS
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No account opened for less than 25c
A. neat card given free with an
advertisement to the extent of 60c
announcing- "For Sale.- "For
Bent." "Booms" or "Board."
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Bscs new classified advertise
Bieat will be run under "New
Today" for first insertion, unless
otherwise ordered by the adver-
U8ubsequent Insertion of the ad
will appear under it proper class
fjcation. . .
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vnder "New Today" for more than
so Issue under any circumstances
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:iEW TODAY
LOST AT ARMORY SUNDAY NIGHT.
linen nanoaercniei, lace uoraer, valu
ed as gift. Finder please leave with
lira Dorsey, Hubbard bldg. I
FOR RENT FIVE ROOM FURNISH-1
ed bouse; gas, electricity, garage. Le-
irabie location, three blocks from.
Bute House, f 20. 175 South 11th tit.
XATERNITY NURSE -.WANTS TRI?
vste nursing, szw per ween, rnone
2271H. 685 Marlon St. '
8IX ROOM FURNISHED HOUSE FOR
rent to' reliable parties at iiu uan
street, phone 281W
WANTED YOUNG MAN OR MIDDLE
ftd man to work in ice works and de
liver tee. Apply at once. . city ice
Works, 1437 Center.
FOR SALE 5 ACRES, all CULTIVAT
H. I room plastered house, good
ssrn, well. . rock road, 3 1-2 miles
from Salem, price $975.00 - 28 acre
rnch, good buildings, good - road.
Will take good residence property up
it f20A4.ee as part payment. Price
'lUWI.e 'W. H.-Grabenhorst & Co.,
if State street. '
fOK SALE BICYCLE IN GOOD CON
d it ion a bargain. Telephone 125.
CHERRIES FOR 8ALE A LIMITED
amount OI goon quainy
at (e per lb., delivered in city. Phone
1141J.
WANTED TWO WHISTLE PUNKS OR
signal boys. Good wages and tots
of eata Enquire of U. G. Holt at
Ppauldlng Loggjng Co, Front and
Ferry Sts. .
FOR SALE OR TRADE---160 ACRE
Stork ranch in Lake county. Inquire
at ( N. Summer St., Salem.
WANTED A SALESMAN AND COL
Iwtor for Marlon, Linn, i Benton.
Yamhill county. Singer Sewing Ma
chine Co, 337 State street.
DO YOU WANT A NICE HOME CLOSE
In but lust outside city limits, nice
I room bungalow, small barn, family
orchard in bearing, good well. 5
blocks to ear $3800. Call 908W eve
nings or mornings or 347 during the
day. J. A. Mills.
II ACRES, HALF MILE TO CAR LINE
ery modern house: of 6 rooms, new.
with lirht ant valrr ifntomi. hath
and everything up to date. Barn and
arage, fruit in bearing. Price $7500'
t-HI J. A. Mills, 906W mornings or
venlngs or 347 during the day.
TRUSTY WOMAN WHO WILL As
sume responsibility wants light
housework, -mail place or .assist.
Phone 19I7-AV-;
LOST A LARGE FOUNTAIN PEN, ON
State or Commercial streets. Finder
will he revsrded. -M: E- Pogue, Ma.
sonic temple.
WANTED TO RENT UNFURNISHED
6 or 6 room modern house with gar
age. No children. Phone 1190.
GOOD NEWS: AT THE BEGINNING
of; the present year the Yorkshire In
surance Co. had $30,000,000 in as
sets which was quite an Increase
ever any iOther period of Its past
Istory. We are Just In 'receipt of
word from the home office that It
w has t&'.OOO.OOO In assets. The
Tkshlre was established away back
' U24 and is one of the largest of
big standard oll line Insurance
tmp nea. H A. Johnson -Insurance
Acenror, 1 ft 3 Bush Bank Bldg,
cim. phone 317.
R EXCHANGE 5 ROOM ' HOUSE,
w vacart lot and cash, price $2000.
117.000 hardware stock and bulldlnrs,
valley ranch, not over $1200.
! eeriB with modern improvements,
freer car line lor 6 Twm house and
back for balance, price
, o. 32 acres, all cultivated, 12
'''' In prunes, some loganberries,
ond Improvi-nrnt.. 6 miles from Sa
lem, will take Kt tern r-idnce and
". price $7,100. 10 acres, fair 1m
"vftmcnts. h m.les froi.i Salem. 25
res f.run-s ; and cherries, want
Minern Cregon rsi.ch t.ot over $13
i't serfs. 2!rt cultivated. 50
I?, a lot f the bnlsnro has ben
'ru, g.wi mrdrii improvements,
i?J " station,, well fenced
woven wire.- Income $000
1. a i' KtHHi small ranch close
"'wm in part, srd cash and mort
"5 back ft, helpnce. price 8100
e-r aere. Good heavy team for sale
B.U v,a" t'r lis'itfr team or gmid
H.1 i""- Good eo.ulpied dairy,
Ui u. fr TiM, Socolofsky,
EMPLOYMENT
UK
' In mm taj mkit . 1 . .
- ' i vj.
Wnrkinr alrht l.
w j, 2P where many men are
wll; .,rnt "n '"n bothering
ij... I .Inn mills producing full
AMrs,, a x, McBi,PWt Linn."
e esperUnce. Electrician. f.S i-2c
to,mmVl?lnl . winding experience,
""eksmlth h1ni- f.1r- ui.
: lll.
MISCELLANEOUS.
"5 JJAMKRKY PICKERS WANT
" 1-Jc pound. Picking will last
two week. Fine camping, wui and
' I'hone 76F3. J. W. Wood
R'MI.?1LER i KOU ritUNK PICKING.
Will be about 20 days picking. For
Information, phone 18K21. J. W. Ed
Kar. Orchard located aCout 4 1-2
miles northwest of Salem
FOR SALE
LI KSTOCK
FOR SALE YOUNG TEAM UOHSKS, 7
and 8 years old. Weight 1600. Phone
G3i or Inquire at Standard Oil Co..
plant. 15th and Oak St.
MISCELLANEOUS.
BALED ALFALFA HAY FOR SALE
i'hone st 5.
FOR- HALE ONE JOHN DEERE HAY
press in fair condition. I'hone 560.
FOR SALE FIRST CLASS CLOVER,
. cneat, oats ana vetch hay. I'hone 560
AUTO FOR SALE SEVEN FASSEN
ger, six cylinder. Good condition.
Dodge Bros., corner Commercial and
Ferry Sts.
IF YOU WANT TO GET TH"1 BESi'
farm paper, send luc to m Pacific
Homestead. Salem, Oregon, for a trial
subscription. , Mention this ad.
PEERLESS GASOLINE ENGINE. 35
horse power, 3 cylnders. Suitable for
grain elevator. Formerly used as
auxiliary in electric light plant. Good
condition. 100 gallon tank. Price
$1000. Scott Bozorth, Spalding Bide-.
Portland, Ore.
CAPTIVITY OF THE OATMAN GIRLS
-This true story of western immi
gration has been carefully revised,
making a handsome little book. It
tells fa graphic terms of the mas
sacre of the Oatman family, of the
escape of Lorenzo, and the captivity
of Mary and Olive. Mary died of
starvation and Olive was purchased
from the Indians five years later.
The price is 20 cents, postpaid. Ad
dress Oregon Teachers Monthly, Sa
lem. Oregon.
POULTRY
IF YOU WANT TO GET THE BEST
poultry paper published send 10
cents to the North went Poultry
Journal. Salem, Oregon, for a trial
subscription. Mention this add.
FOR RENT
HOUSES
FOR RENT HOUSES. APARTMENTS
and Farms. F. L. Wood. 341 State
street, phone 794.
FURNISHED HOUSE FOR RENT
Strictiv modern Address box 373,
; Salem.
FOR RENT $12.60 SIX ROOM MOD
ern house on paved street at 1920
.South High street. K .A. Rhoten,
: 1141-J, any time week days.
FOR f RENT HOUSE. GOOD CON
dition, S blocks south State street. Only
$4 month. Phone 813 or call at Falls
City- Salem Lumber Co.,- 319 South
12th St.
FOR RENT THE FOLLOWING:
$6 Six room house at 746 North
Winter St. Modern. Formerly rent-,
ed at $15. Call at Statesman busi
ness office or phone 23.
. $10 Neat modern bungalow 6
rooms at 90 North 20th street. Form
erly rented for $13. Call at States
man business office or phone 23.
$20 Bungalow, modern, fully fur
nished. 635 Sixteenth street.. Call at
Statesman business office, or phone
23.
$22.60 Furnished flat, modern, at
J 866 Ferry St. Phone 23 or call States
man huolness office.
ROOMS
FOR RENT COMFORTABLE ROOM
with use of bath. In modnrn home
Address A. B. csre Statesman.
GOOD OUTSIDE ROOM HOT WATER
heat, modern conrenien es. aMo in
side rooms. Close to State House.
1020 Chemeketa Phone 1880
trViJVTED
MISCELLANEOUS
WANTED TO BUY LARGE CALVES
or yearlings. I'hone 1576 W.
HIGHEST CASH PRICE PAID FOR
good clean rags. Pressroom States
man. WANTED TO PURCHASE GOOD SEC-
ona hand rubber-tired buggy. Must
be cheap for cash. Address J. S-. Tal
bot, route 1, Jefferson.
AUTOMOBILE DIRECTORY
AUTO SERVICE
SHIPPS AUTO SERVICE CITY AND
country trips. Phone Day. 963
night. 859 -
TIRES REPAIRED VULCANIZING
GATES HALF-SOLE TIRE SERVICE
, Station 177. South Commercial St,
phone 428.
UKhS ICfca'AlHKl LLCAA1X1NU
QUACKENBUSH AUTO SUPPLY AND
vulcanizing. lis Norm commercial
street, .'hone 66.
WATT SHIPP CO. RETREADS AND
sections, tubes 25c up. Service car.
Phone 362. 126 South Commercial
street.
BRACKETT ft GRAY TUBES VUL
canixed, 25c. Retreading our special
ty. Free service car. Phone 1400.
279 North Commercial.
PROFESSIONAL
DENTIST
DR. F. U UTTER. DENTIST. ROOMS
413-414 Bank of Commerce Building.
I'hone 606.
OSTEOPATH
DR. W. L. MERCER. GRADUATE
American School Osteopathy, Kirks
vllle. Mo.; treats acute and chronic
disease. Office 404-405 It. eV Na
tional Bank Bldg. Phone 91$. Real
denee 419 North Summer. Phone 614.
DRS. WHITE A WALTON. OSTEO
oathle physlcans and surgeons.
Graduates of the American Schools of
Osteopathy. Klrksvllle. Mo- Poet
graduate and specialised In nervous
; dlseasea at Ls Angeles College.
Treat acute and chronic disease,
offices 606-6-7-8, II. 8. National
Bank Bldg. Phone 859. Resident,
1620 Court street. Phone 2216. Dr.
White, residence phone 469.
CLiirificd Ads Work lor Yoo
iIIYtUCIAW
DR. U a. ALTMAN." HOMEOPATHIC
i Physician. Office and residence 2f I
North Llhertr. Salem, phone 147.
MUSIC TEACHERS
R AIH-..TpACHlCR 01" PIANO.
Phone 1383. I
LODGE DIRECTORY
BROTHERHOOD OP TOKHAN
MEETS EVERY WEDNESDAY EVEN
Ing In M atonic Temple, fifth floor, at
i 8 o clock. ; All visiting members wel
' n,nir- Horace Syke. Foreman. W.
li. Prunk. Correspondent.
MODERN IVOOUXE5.
MODERN WOODMEN OF AMERICA
Oregon Cedar Camp. No. 1246. meets
every Thursday evening at 8 o'clock
In Derby building, corner Court and
,iK,ht,trett"-. ,L F- Dy-v- J- A.
Wright, clerk.
BUSINESS CARDS
AUCTIONEERS
COU W. F. WRIGHT. AUCTIONEER
Farm sales a specialty. Turner. Ore-
pcon
AUTO DELIVERY
BAGGAGE AND PARCELS DELIVER
ed any place, city or country. Phone
84 or 2081-R. W. W. Fisher.
BARBER SHOPS
NO MATTER WHAT STYLE OV a
hair trim you desire, you can be sure
of just the kind of service that suits
your individual features at Ingrey's
Barber Shop. 311 State street.
CHiRorRAcne
DR. O. L. 8COTT. D. C, GRADUATE OF
P. S. C Chtropractlca fountain head,
Davenport. Iowa. Chiropractic cor
rects the causa ot disease. Office
408-7-8. D. 8. N. Bank Building.
Phone 87. R Idenee 828-R.
ciiiNEsfi ruYsiciAjsT
DR. I. M. HUM CURiS ANT KNOWN
dLase. 1(3 & Hlrn 8t- Phone 383.
UHAIS AND EXPRESS
CAPITAL. CITY TRANSFER COMPANY
Phone 933. Salem's largest and beat
equipped transfer company. Get our
reduced freight rates on eastern
shipments. Also for storage as we
have three warehouses in connection
with business. Furniture moving,
packing, shipping and storing our
specialty. Office 3? State street.
DRY CLEANING AlfD PRESSHfG
JAPANESE PRESSING PARLORS V.
8. Watanabe, Prop 434 N. Commer
cial St. Ladles' and gentlemen's
suits cleaned and pressed, fl.26 and
1 1.7 6. Work called for and deliver ed
free. Telephone Main 663.
INSURANCE
G. W. LA FLA R, 406 HUBBARD BUILD
ing, phones: office 1644. residence
2022. Insurance In the best old line
companies. Home houses and farms
for sale or trade.
JUNK
JUNK
JUNK WANTED WE PAY HIGHEST
price for Junk of every kind. Let us
make you a price on your household
gooas. tbs "square Deal" Hon
uapiiai J una o.
Street. Phone 898.
271 Chemeketa
LAUNDRIES
SALEM STEAM LAUNDRY QUICK
delivery and careful work. Dry
wash 6c per pound. 13$ South Lib
erty street. Vhone 35.
HOME WET WASH LAUNDRY REG
ular washing done at a rate every
body can afford. For only $0 cents
we Will collect, wash and deliver
your washing within twenty-four
hour.i. Phone 8471.
MACHINISTS
WE DO MACHINERY REPAIRING OF
all kinds, automobile reparrlng, oxy
acetylence welding, gas engine re
pairing, model and experimental
work.- Iowa Machine Shop, D. B.
Brown, prop, 363 Chemeketa St, Sa
lem. SECOND HAND GOODS
WE BUT AND SELu 8ECOND HAND
goods of all kinds, pipe fittings, bar.
ness, collars, colls i pads, tools.
chain. Fred ccblndier. Z6 Center
Street.
STORAGE AND TRANSFER
ALWAYS PICK THE BEST HOUSE
hold goods specialties; storage pack
ing, shipping and moving, horse
and auto vans; special freight rates
to all points. C O Pick Transfer
& Storage Co, 2nd and Pine streets.
Portland. Oregon. Broadway 696, A
1996.
UNDERTAKERS
WF.RU ft CLOUGH C. B. WEBB, A, M.
Clough, funeral directors Latest
modern methods known to the pro
fession. 497 Cotirt street.
TRAN SF&M HA ULINO
A.UTO TRUCK SERVICE. ANT KIND
of hauling. Household
moving Jobs done prompt
ly. Try me once. Tlmme.
476 State St. Phone 913. Resldeaoe
phone 1133-1.
WALL PAPER. PAINT
3LENN L. ADAMS FOR nOCSE DEC
coratlng. pals ting, tinting, paper
banging, etc. Work done by contract
or day; good workman. LoceMoo
102S Center 0C Phone 6S6-W.
TEN CENTS A DOUBLE ROLL AND
upward for choice Wall Paper at
Huren's Furniture Store, 179 Com
mercial SC.
4EE l-ORTER FOR PAINTS WALf.
rNT and Picture Framing. Good
workmen. 466 Court St. Phone 486.
SALEM -WATER CO. OFFICE. 891 &
'nmmrcial street. For water service
sddIv at office. Make all complaints
at the office. No deductions In bills
will be allowed for absence or for
eny Vatises w Ira lever unless water Is
cut otf from premises. Hereafter
wtinr fo irrigation will only be
furniahed to regular customers using
. water for domestic purposes. Con
tractors for sidewalks, brick work,
or plastering, will pleaae read "for
building purposes' under schedule of
raten. Apply at office for copy.
BIOXEY LOANED.
Ioans made, by the United States
to its foreign allies nor exceeds
1 6.000,000,000.
WOYKS WIRE FENCING
Depot Netleeel A America
11 alaee. M Is. Is II Is. him.
. . . . . . . . -
viae mmm varsMaew
Stevee Hcbellt end Repaired
Legeaherry H Hoe a.
Salens rcse ft Steve Werha.
ZSS Ossrt St. rm its
I SALEM MARKETS
nuYixo ntiCK.
KtC niul Poultry.
Egg. 35c
Rrollers, ZSc.
Hen, Oto 22c.
Old roosters. He. t
Pork. AJut ton and llerf.
Pork on fo&t. 16c to 16c.
Kwes. 6c to Jc.
Veal, dressed, IS to 16c.
Spring lamb, 10
Beef steers, 7 to 9c; cows, 4 to 7c.
IUy.
Cheat, per ton. $21.
Clover, per toa, $20.
. Vetch, per ton, $22.
Grain.
Wheat, $1.85 to $1.87.
Oats, 9 be.
Beans, 7c.
Blill Feeds, lUtaJL
Bran, per ton, $36.
Shorts, per ton, $38.
WIIOLKSALE TO DEALERS.
Creamery butter. 45c
Butter fat, f. o. b. Salem, 48 c.
Fish.
Black Cod, 18C
Red Cod, lie.
Salmon. Chinook, 25c
Hallbnt. 25c i
Codfish. 15c . - !
Fruit.
Oranges, $8.00.
Apricots, $1.75.
Canteloupcs. $3.75 to $4.00.
Watermelons, 3 to 4c.
Tomatoes. $1.60.
Local -Tomatoes, 15c lb.
Grape Fruit. $4.50 to $7.75.
Lemons, $9.50 to $11.00.
Bananas, 9c lb.
Vegetable.
New potatoes, 3 He.
Green beans. 11 to 12c.
Cabbage. 2c to S He
Onions (imported), $2.10.
Retail Price,
Creamery batter, 55c.
Dairy butter, 60c.
Eggs. 45C
Flour, hard wheat, $2.80 to $2.
Flour, Talley. $2.5 Oto $2.60.
Sugar, can and beet. 11 lb. $1.
Potatoes, sack lots. $1.25.
Oil Product.
Red Crown gasoline .In bulk, 22c.
Standard engine distillate. In bulk.
13 cents.
Kerosene rear. In bulk, 11c;
Elaine, In case, 28c; Eocene, In case.
23Hc.
Oronite Aroturps In ease, 35c;
in bulk. 26 He
PORTLAND MARKETS I
Inlry Produce.
PORTLAND. July 15. Butter
Prints, extras. 48r50c; cubes ex
tras, 45c; prime firsts. 44c; dairy.
34c. Butter, fancy Portland deliv
ery. No. 1 sour cream, file.
PotatoeH.
locals: Selling price. $1.50O
1.85; new California's, $303.50.
i rains.
July delivery: Oats. No. 2 white
feed, $62 bid; barley, standard feed,
$52; "A" brewing. $55; oats. No. 2.
thirty days, $62 bid; barley. - feed.
$52; brewing. $54. Eastern oats and
corn In bulk: Oats. No. 3 white,
$59; 38-pound clipped, white, $60;
corn. No. 3 yellow, $71; No. 3 mixed.
$69; oats. No. 3. $59; clipped. $60;
corn, yellow, $71; mixed, $69.
MEW YORK MARKET.
NEW YORK. July 15. Hops,
nuiet; state, medium to choice. 1917,
35 O 53c; 1916. nominal; Pacific
coast. 1917. 200 35c; 1916, 14 016c.
MILK A VALUABLE FOOD.
Milk, the original national health
food, should be a part of every meal.
It la not merely a beverage It Is a
food of great value. Milk alone con
tains all the elements necessary to
sustain life and build the body. Na
ture first gives the Infant milk. The
most important use of milk for. adults
is where It is used, in a mixed diet to
replace more expensive animal food
For the growing child,, for young
man and woman, and for person of
the maturer years, milk is needed
food. It Is the foundation upon
which the human body is builded.
points out V. F. Chappell, assistant
professor of dairy husbandry In the
Oregon Agricultural College.1
The average daily per capita eon-
sumption of milk as shown by reports
from 319 cities of the United States
is .65 pints, or just a little over half
a pint, at an average cost of 8.59
cents a quart The quantity, of milk
consumed In the United States should
be increased and It would not be plac
ing the goal too high to aim at an
average consumption of one pint a
day for each person.
"When we buy food products we
should feel satisfied that our money
has been spent profitably," said
Profeasor Chappell. "The food pur
chased should not only contain a
Targe number of food units for the
money spent, but should be easily di
gested, for any food that is difficult
to digest decreases yln food value.
This decrease in food value depends
upon the amount of energy required
to digest it. For every energy unit
required to digest the food la ques
tion. Its value decreases just that
(much. Consideration should be glv-
REAL ESTATE
ALRERTA STOCK RANCH HALF SEC
tion close to C. P. K. 1C to markets
and school, abundant grass and wa
ter. t- an acre; will trade for small
valley farm or a hotel, not ton large.
See Wm. Fleming. 811 Slat St, Sa
lem, Or.
A GOOD lUT" "Ills FEET ON EAST
eld Com moid a I streer, one dr
north of State street. Salem, together
!' perpetual right of way over the
I4Xfclfc feet tract extending from
this property to State street. Terms
Apply Sj.tt Bozorth. 711-3 fepauldlag
Bids, Portland. Oregon,
V A LP ABLE EQUITIES IN 8KYEKAL
neat bancalewa, for vaeaal let rlear. Bar-
faias ssaaivd ia Ibis way. See Wm.
leming, 3tl Plate afreet.
70 ACRE STOCK RANCH WITHIN 7
sniles reaning wsler, iaipeaive Waild
intra. Will lake a ton hoeae rlear for
equity. gia in the servire. aoea. See
We. rieaiing, 341 Stsle street.
1 HAVE A CLIENT WHO MUST BELL
a five room residence, almost new,
worth $2500 for what she can get
tor it. lorn in at once and let me
tell you about It. Make an offer and
I will submit it to the owner. I have
come clients with wtoney to loan on
good securities. John H. Scott. 484
Hubbard building.
BRING YOUR TRADES
I can match you. C. W. Nlemeyer. Real
Estate Agent. Canada Lands. 641 State
street.
A GOOD LITTLE FARM OF 3 ACRES
or one of 35 acres for a small town
house, a little cash, time on the rel
iance. Farm la unencumbered. For
a party of limited mesne this a
rood little place. See Wm. Fleming
311 State St.
TO EXCHANGE. 78 ACRES ALL FENC-
ed on Pudding river, email house and
barn to exchange for city property.
320 acres la Oklahoma to exchange
for amall farm or acreage, half la
cultivation, fair set of buildings.
36 acres at West Wood burn, 29 ac
res In cultivation, fine land, good
water, no-buildings. Want lt-acre
tract near Salem.
Se Perrlne ft Maratera. 483 Hub
bard Buldg, phone 907.
EXCHANGE IS ACRES GOOD LAND FOR
fcacae ia Sslesa, 120 sere farm fer saMller
plse. 30 arrea rinse ia. IA acres prases,
aew tmncainw. $7.VH. Take feme psrt
av. Far Hale 27 seres ft 4 laad. 10
seres besring praaea, fo4 heildiaga.
$4, MM). 10 seres rimmm la ee rark reed,
goed erebard aad aeildiaga. 82.200. SO
sere farm close la part river fcatWMe.
81. SOO. 23 acres river Wtme lsad. aew
bangslew, ' $3.OO0. Tske heese er eleae
ia acreage. Ilea sea for rest, fsrm fr
rent. Maswell ear for sale, rkesp. r. L.
Weed. 341 Stsle street.
LOOK AT THIS A REAL
OPPORTUNITY
About 40$ acres of choice Polk eoun
ty land about 11 acres dear; a boat 68
acres le stump pasture: balance in
chol. piling timber and oak grube.
Timber alone worth 818.808. New four
room house, new dairy barn, providing
for 28 cow a end four horses; new pig
pen and new milk house. Water piped
from fine spring to all bulldlnaa Will
sell the whole at a arreat bargain.
Very easy terma, $ per cent Inter eat.
Addreaa Lw owner, care xne statesman
STOCK RANCH AND FARM BAR
GAINS No. 1. 765 acres. 200 tillable. 6 head
cattle, 22 head hogs. 10 head horses,
81500 to $2000 worth of crop. Some
farm Implements. Price $16.000.00.
Cash $600. balance terms.
No. 2 500 acres In Sileta country, 209
acrea rich bottom land. 70 head rat
tle. 3 head horses. 2a head hogs. $304
worth of crop. Ilioa worth of fsrm
Implements. Apprslseo at fli.Ote
Wife sick. Price $25,000.
No. 3. 110 acres on Steer creek. Ample
bottom land. Good buildings. Price
$4000. Easy terms.
No. 4. Acquired under foreclosure of
mortgage. Z7V acres irrigated land in
the Sutherlln Valley. Oregon. Every
acre tillable. Good road a, good
neighborhood, good schools, worth
$27,000. Price $17,509. Easy terma
A. C. ROIIRNSTEDT
491 Masonic Temple
Salem. Oregon
en to the amount of digestibe food
and the amount of waste In the pro
duct purchased. For Instance, In
pound of beef there may be 15 per
cent of waste, while in a pound of
cheese there is practically no waste.
"Special attention should be given
to the method of preparing these
foods for the table. Some foods which
may be purchased at a reasonable
price may cost considerable to pre
pare. In getting a pound of beef
ready for consumption one must
stand the expense of cooking, shrink
age in cooking, ana loss in nones,
while In a pound of cheese there Is
practically no waste. Of course, all
persons aren't scientific. We can
top and analyze everything we eat.
but we can heed the advice of food
specialists. We can learn the true
value of dairy products. In making
dairy products a part of our dally die
we will notice a very decided saving
for the number of food units fur
nished.
''One of the most popular of dairy
dishes for centuries, obtainable any
where at any time is a bowl of bread
and milk, both of which have high
food value and both obtainable at
reasonable price. Doctor Rosen aw
of Harvard University says that the
actual food value of one quart of
milk is equal to three-quarters pound
of beef, two pounds of chicken, eight
egx. or two pounds of codfish. Ear
of these costs more, to say nothing o
the Urn, labor, Mcklucl required i
preparation. -
A glass of milk costs about 24
cents today. The food value of tha
glass of milk ts equal to two large
eggs, or a large serving of lean meat
or two moderate ilied potatoes, or
iOTNGS. "NEVERHARPEN
.V47prnT"e
five tablespoons of cooked cereal, or
wo tablespoons of cooked rice, or
two slices of bread. In other words.
a meal consisting of one glass of milk
and two slices of bread gives one as
much food value as he would get out
of four eggs.
"Consider what these four eggs
would cost compared with the light
nourishing diet of milk and bread.
n order that the purchaser may ob
tain at the same rate the same quan
tity of protein that a quart of milk
contains, he could pay approximately
2.7 times as much for round steak or
eggs as for milk, or above 1.4 times
as much for milk to obtain the same
amount of food value
CONTROL OF BUTTER DEALERS.
Dairymen will be Interested la the
regulations Issued y the U. S. Food
Administration wbiea will exert a
definite control of margins of profit,
commissions, and resales by dealers
In cold storage butter.
It will no longer bo possible for
the dealer to figure the cost of his
goods at the price he would have to
pay to replace them. He must add
not more than the definite margins
specified by the Food Administration
to the actual cost, which can Include
nothing more than the purchase
price, transportation charges if any,
actual storage and Insurance charges.
Interest on money Invested at the
current rate while the butter Is In
storage, and the actual cost of print
ing If the butter Is put Into prints
from tubs or cubes. No allowance Is
made for shrinkage.
Cold storage butter Is butter that
has been held In a cold storage ware
house for more than thirty days.
Maximum margins that - may be
added by the dealer are fixed, but
that does not mean that he may al
ways take the full amount, even on a
rising market. These margins are to
prevent speculation, and are purpose
ly made wide to provide for any case
where the expense may be unusually
high. The margin taken must never
be more than enough to give the
dealer a fair or reasonable prof 1L
The maximum margins are 1 cent a
pound on carloads. li cents on leas
than a carload and more than 7000
pounds. 14 rents on lots from 700
to 1000. and 24 cents a pound on
sales less than 700 pounds.
If butter Is held In storage not ss
than two calendar months dealers are
permitted to add not more than 1
eent a pound and 4 cent a pound
additional for each calendar' month
thereafter, but the total must not
exceed 2 cents a pound la any case.
If one dealer sells to another at a
price higher than prevails on the
open market on which he could bate
bought, the deal will be considered as
collusion and a violation of the rules.
When a manufacturer does the work
of a wholesaler or jobber, the rules
applying In these lines of business
apply to him. The new regulations
specify the method of figuring costs
in such rases.
Commission' merchants cannot
charge more thajt 4 cent a pound for
selling rold storage butter without
violating the food control art or these
rules. This charge must be Included
In the margin allowed over cost-
In general, the butter must be kept
moving to the consumer la as direct
a line ss practicable and without un
necessary delay, and no profits must
come to dealers without correspond
ing service.
EAST OX IliiTbluAlu
Demands now being made on our
shipping by war requirements and
civilian needs have made such la
roads upon the nation's sugar supply
that soon we am to feel the scarcity
In every corner of the land. Every
one is asked to prepare for a situa
tion demanding sacrifices.
Some months ago when certain
sugar restrictions were Issued, the
food administration decided, because
of the abundant milk supply, to per
mit lee cream manufacturers and
milk condensers to nse their normal -1
amounts of sugar. However, the sit
uation has now become so acute that
maker of Ice cream win have their
sugar supply limited to 75 per cent
of normal, and those mannfaetarers '
who make a product containing less
butterfat than specified by their state
standards may get no sugar.
Milk condensers may be allowed to
continue the ese of sugar up to their
normal consumption, but the food ad
ministration win ask factories having
the requisite machinery to make
evaporated milk without sugar In
stead of the sweetened condensed
milk.
Whst was the name of the German
admiral who said the U-boat cam
paign would end the war la six
weeks? Dnt German admirals are
saying many things that are not true.
TIME TABLES
SOUTHERN PACIFTC CO.
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64 Oregoaiae 1:91 aaa,
16 Oregoa Kxpreae 7:06 aw.
15 Willamette Limited.. 9:11am.
16 Portland Passenger.; 1:11p.m.
31 Coos Hay 3:46 a.m.
14 Portland Express ... 8:01 p-sa.
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No. 323 1 'or Used Fast
Ft L.. 11:36 P-aa.
No. 63 Oregon laa .......... 8:39 am.
No. 11 Tone Pay 10:91 ana.
No. It California Espreea. ..19:66 ana.
No. 17 Roeeberg Passenger.. 4:p.ae.
No. 27 Willamette Limited.. 6:11 pan
No. 13 Han Praacleeo Pass.. 9:11 aaa.
No. 221 Sea Fran. Fast Frt . . .1 1 : an.
No. 337 Local Way Freight.. 13.91 avaa.
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No. 73 Arrive at Kaleea 9:18 a an.
No. II Leave Salera 3 00 an.
4 LEW. FALLS CTT ft WSrrt?RW
11 Leevee, Kaleaa. motor..... .7:60 aaa.
13 Leaves Kalem. aaotor..... 9:36 ana.
161 Lrevee Salem, tnntor..... 1:40 pa.
Through ear to Moa mouth aad Arlia
167 Ijrevee Salens, motor..... 4:tlsai.
I Ijeave Salem, motor 6.68 p.m.
239 Way Freight leevee Salem I Htn.
142 Arrives al Salea t:laaa.
11 Arrives et Salem. ...... ..I t ee a fa.
146 Arrives et Salem 1 .
146 Arrives at Salem...; 6. 36 p re.
170 Arrive at Kalem T lSmea.
210 Way Freight Ar. Salem... 2.19 pan.
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No. Portland Salem Eegeee
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tl Ltd.. 4 iepna 4:4 pot S 60 pee
? Saipra 8:07 pm Salem eely
19 9:epm ll:;epra Sai-m oely
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soe street 16 minutes earlier). Leave
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