The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980, March 07, 1919, Page 7, Image 7

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Classified' Directory
The Wants and Needs of the Capital City are Nojed Under Proper
Headings So You Ca a Readily Find Them They're Worth While
.
NORWICH UXIOX
FIRE 1AHURANCK SOCIETY
Thielsen, lloland & UurgtiArdt
Resident Agent 371 State 8t .
MONEY TO LOAN
o turnovKi) farm rnopiiRTV at
MIWT HATES. U CUM MISS IUX
iriVO 3V. A VrlviS
1 Bank, Sales. Or.
5 l-2Vo Farm Loans 6
.i .
We Joan money for five years.
We allow you to pay $100 or
multiple on the principal on
an Interest date. We close
out loans promptly. ;
HAWKINS and ROBERTS,
314 Masonic Bldg.
, Salem. Ore.
CLASSIFIED ' ADVERTISEMENTS
Rat m Wri
First Insertion .' lc
Subsequent Insertions ...He
One week (six insertions)...... Jc
On month 9c
Six months' contract, per mo.. 8c
uiiim oc
no... 7c I
than. 26c I
with an
11 montba' contract, per mo.
No acct- opened (or leas than.
A neat card riven free
advertisement to the extent of 60c
announcing; "For Sale For Rent
"Rooms" or "Board."
-"
IV EW TODAY.
Each new classified advertise
ment will be run under "New To
day 'or the first Insertion, unless
othe. wis ordered by the adver
tiser. Subsequent Insertion of the ad.
will appear under its proper
classification.
No advertisement will be run
under "New Today" "for more than
one issue under any circumstances
NEW TODAY
tamasaja-alfl,.
AMATEUR KXTERTA I X ERS SIXGEKS,
.. dancer, musician and talent of all de
scription for, amateur niuht at lltiu
theater. See' Frank Uligh.
SPECIAL Fit 1 1.Y AX!: SATt'KI IY i
l'rophead mcliincs. $10 . I-arcnt and
anoat eomiet atock annth of Portland.
All machinea in god 'working order, iuay
a good as new. Look them over. nU
faetioa guaranteed. We pay hihet prico
for oaed farnituie. etc. People S-eond
Hand Store, 271 X, Commercial. Phone
734. '
WANTED AN EXPERIENCED -COOK.
Apply at Y. W. C. A i2 X. Liberty.
FOR, SALE CR.KAM SEPARATOR, GOOD
as new, BOO per hoar rapacity." Aildrr
,'A77" rare Stateaman.
' 1 1 1 .
T1IK PCnpOSE OF AN IXSrKANCR COM
.r. ..- in;. ill-. purjMtfr of an inisu ranee
t'lnt-rii.ii. The porxHi- of an nnarance
aii'-ncy i to not only proerly isoe thtt
policy that gives you auch protection, but
to render op to date inanranre service
at alt times. Onr companies have all
mail a high record mark brth- in volume
of bunineis snd in fair and eniulle ad
jtmtmrnts of lkM-. Our agener ha on
lla Ixfoks the names of many who- hare
lirrn our patrons eontinuonaly for more
than twenty yeara: this would be highly
imiroballi- if our srency were run on. an
ait-ervU-e plan. H. A. Jolinw.n lnxur
j,anr Agency, ever Ladd k liuhh bank,
Malota. Phone 347.
FOR SALE TEN ACRES, OVER HALF IX
fruit and nut. Good well water, good
bam, two hen bouaea and small bue.
lieat black aoil. Three miles from Salem.
Inquire 41 L'nioa atreet.
FOR BALK OR TRADE 10 ACRES GOOD
rich soil in Washington county, no rock
or gravel, 8 acre under plow, 7 acre
alsahed and burned off. ear to get under
. cultivation, smalt honae and barn, good
wood abed and chicken holme, fine -spring
of water, private telephone line, good
e.nntv road on nlacei & miles from North
Plaina. It me hear frm you. Write
Owner, 305 X. 2 tth atreet, or telephone
1043.
LOST BLACK HCDSOX SEAL COLLAR,
gold bar pin attached. Finder .kindly
-x phone. 159 4 or 15. Reward. ,
FOR SALE 14 INCH JOHN DEERE KUL
key plow, good an neww. JC Anderaou,
Jafforson. Rt. 1. Hoi 73.
EMPLOYMENT
AGENTS -UATF.U
AGENTS IIIO PAY AND FREE. At T0
. mobile "introducing wonderful -w gaso
line aaver, pneture-prof, five year aark
i.iuga and other economical r-oto ieeet.i
ties. Outfit free. L. Bsllwey, 800 Sta., Y.
I.euitvill. Ky. '
FEMALE
V ANTE D HOUSEWORK-
BV 'A lit:
hour, l'hone si.
WANTED EXPERIENCED HOUSEMAID
f..r general housework. flood wjg.
Three 'in family. Phone l'". Cull aiorn
1 ins at er0 Oak street. -.
MALR
gjaasrsjajjajtxj LII JXll fS'iT a
ROTS WANTED TO CARRY STATES
man mutes. Apple In person. -
-.EXPERIENCED
r Pboas 111 i 3 1
fiRAITKRS WANTED
Fruitlaed Nursery.
WANTED AT O.VCK THREE OR FOUR
men lo train lojanberrie. lliooe lfMlKS.
DISCHARGED SOLIIKR WANTS W'MtK
by day or by hour. Addres Mjrl.i
hotel. ro'iii 15.
WANTED-100 MEN AT ONCE TO
learn to operate and repair all makes
etie automobiles. s tractors and
stationary enitines In a spec-lal eight
weeks' course. Cls a now form--ins;
Apply r write Hemphill s
Trsde H' h"l. II Nrth 6th St..
Portland. Ore. Branches at Winni
peg. Itoulna. fcsskatnon. alarsry.
Edmonton, I-tWrMlgo and Vancouv
er. H C
FOR RENT
jL-.-m.WL -'""lVHiVi'rV""""An"n''n""
FOR ItKNT-IIOJPr. APARTMENTS
firmi F. WOofl. 211 Stale
ifMl. riiniit 794. T
ROOMS
HMS TO .RENT WITH MOT A.l
.-lit ilrr in a new nnwlern lioroe,
on block from the capilol. Address
A74 carti Staleaman.
Read the Classified'. Ads.
FLATS
FOU KKNT MQOERX IPPKK F'LAT.
close in. Sc U.' B. Fleming, 2.10 and 783
Court stmt. Phone 124 and 92.
FOR SALE
LIVESTOCK
FUR HA LE HOICKS A XI MILKS FKOM
Camp l.-i. Friday, the Stb, at lh
Salem Hre Exihauge, .V"4 Ferry street.
A .L. Clearwater and Sob, proprietor.
FOU SALE ONE SORREL . HELOIAX
Ii. r-e colt, 3 years old. heavy boned; one
driviug .horse. 7 year old. dm tingle
li.iriir' aid cart. Phon 3CF14.
MILES HORSES CARLOAD GOOD
voting team, the bioeky built heavy boned
kind. aIo several spaa heavy male will
arrive ia Salem on or before March 9th.
Guarantee given with every horse or mule
irorn ,reponMllj parties.
FOR SALE 3 BLACK MARKS 7 YEARS
olt!. in the : sprints. b-tu heavy with foal
a guod work tcato. Win. Kaufman, route
2, Silverton. Ore. Interurbaa Phone Ked
12.
HOUSES WILL ARRIVE AT SKIPTO.V
ale stable. ii Kerry street. Salem.
Mar. ii. car of Caaip J . i horse, b.ary
boned and b.efcy. Some well matched
teams, 2t'' t 2IMHI !. Guaranteed as
rtr scnied or money L.uk. W. S.' IVm-tM-rloa.
MIHKUAMCOIS
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GRAY SEED OAT FOK .SALE.
27F22.
P1IOXE
1917 FORI CAR IS mI COXIMTIOX.
Cheap. Inquire Will Music Store.
FORI) TRAILER FOR SALE
to order. 271 1 afreet.
AXO JtADE
FOR SALE GOOI TABLE POTATOES,
tl.2i per ssck. Phone 0r"2.'.
FOR SALE TAVIV IMfAX MOTOR,
cycle, cheap. PUoue SF23 evenings.
FOR SALE OR TRADE LAW Li
brary, w hat haw you Address
"A 75" care Statesman.
FOR SALE MI LES A NO JJKAXIl NEW
wagon and set of good harness. Kl. 3,
Ho . 123.. Rickey. .
HAY FOR SALE 10 TOX .OOI WHEAT
hay for sate. F. E. Shafer.;,! 70 South
Commercial, l'hone
41 1 tr uk.
(EES FOR SU.K
ITALIAN PRUNE TR
Reasonable. Tain Hill Farm. II. K. 1.
Turner, Ore. Phone 49F2 1, Sal, at.
PEERLESS OASOLINF ENGINE. Si.
horsepower, 2 cylinders. Suitable for
ajrain elevator. Formerly uaed at
auxiliary in electric licnt plant. la
rood condition. 101 gallons tank.
Price 11900. Scott Bozortn. Spsldfhg
BldK.. Portland. Orecon.
BOOKS OF KNOWLEDGE A COM
Dlete set of 20 volumes, cloth bird-
ins;, new, never unboxed. Will ael
for less than cost. Address "Book.
care Statesman.
IF YOl. WANT TO Bl" V OR SELL A CAR
couie iid. me. Maxwell, almost new.
bargain. Btuck r.adter. t 323. Paige
touring ear, big bargain. 1912 Cadillac,
good ah a ). 4 U0. Elgin,' good at new
a 1 125. Ford touring. perfect, 1375.
Btudebaker. perfect condition. .'.0. Stude-
baker Si. 7 .aenger. twrf et. will
take small ear1 in trade. 4dz. big bar
gain, 05O. i. foril bargaui,..! JO. amp-
beira Auto Eachange. 2J SUfe atreet
"lione 362. - Open Sundaa.
CAPTIVITY OF THfe OATMAN GIRLS
Thia true story or western immi
sr., tion has been carefully revised
making a nandsome little book. H
tells in graphic terms of the massa
cre of the Oatman family, of the ea
rs pe of Lorenso, and the captivity of
Mary and Olive. Mary a text or star
vation and Olive was purchased fron
the Indiana five years later. Th
Drice is 29 cents, postpaid. Addre
Oregon Teachers Monlhlv. Kalerr.. Or
rOtJLTRT
WHITE ROCK EGOS FOR HATCHING
Phons 9JF3 or 403R.
FOR 8ALE WHITE LEGHORN AND
Oregon setting eggs, St per setting. Baby
chicks 910 per hundred. 768 S. 13th.
541 STATE ST. . PHONE 40".
lteadunarters for bsUy chirk. Leghorn
Heds, ; R.K-ks. Minorca. Ite.f stock. lrie
reisoiiable. C. A. Xeeinm. lioz 41
Sali m. Ore. "
IF YOU WANT TO GET THE BEST
farm paper, send 10c to the 1'acinc
Homestead, saiem. Oregon, tor a tria
subscription. Mention tnis aa.
WOOD.
iOO CORDS OF WOOD FOR SALE OLD
growth fir. H. A. Penny, Salem, Ore.
route S.
WANTED
MISCELLANEOUS.
JUNK WANTED HIGHEST PRICE FOR
mixed rag, rubber, metals, scrap iron,
etc. Phone 49S.
HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID FOR
good clean rags. Press Room States
man. WANTED TO RENT 3 ROOM . FURNISHED
, span ment. Address A70, esre Stste
' man.
WANTED FAT HENS. BEST PRICES
paid. Spencer Hardware Co., 4
State St. Ask for Director.
'COWS WANTED GRADE JERSEYS PRE
frred. We want to buy a car load of
grade Jersey. Write giving full par.
tieulara of any that you bar for sale.
Allies Here Bro care Slate, man office.
AUTOMOBILE DIRECTORY
AUTO SERV2CK
SHIPP-8 AUTO SERVICE CITY ANI
country trips. rnone: iay.
niajht. 259.
TIRES
RKPAIRKIV VULCANIZING
GATES HALF-SOLE TIRE SERVICE
Station. ' 177 South Commercial ii
Phono 42S
LODGE DIRECTORY
9IODF.RN WOODMEN
MODERN WOODMEN -OK AMERICA
Oregon Cedsr Camp No. 524. meet
every Thursday evening at I o'clock
In Derby building, corner Court and
Hiah atrt-eia. J. F. Day, V. C. F. A.
Turner, clerk.
BUSINESS CARDS
PR, t S AND p.xpnr.ss
wasaaaatassaasJaaat
LARMBR TRANSKER-WB MOVE AND
store goods. Day phone 93ft. Night
phona 1192.
CAPITAL CITY TRANSFER COMPANY
Phone 933. Salem' largest and best
equipped transfer company. Get our
reduced freight rate on eastern ship
menls Also f r storage, as w have
three warehouses In connection, with
business. Furniture moving, pat-king,
shipping and .storing our spe
cialty. , Office, 22 SUt streL
DRY CLKAXIXG 1XD PRESSING
JAPANESE PRESSING PARLORS F.
8. Watanabe, ITop.. 434 N. Commer
cial street. Ladles and gentlemen's
suits cleaned and preaaed. II. IS and
$1.76. Work called for and delivered
free. Telephone Main 652.
' CABPESTEKIHG.
SUlMiLIXU. KOOP REPAIRING AXO
carpenter work. Phone 1012.
INSURANCE I DO A lit.NKKAL 1N
surance buainees, fire, automobile,
accident, health. See me for rate.
Laflar. the insurance man. 405-400
Hubbard Bids;.
JUNK
JUNK WANTED WE PAT HIGHEST
price for Junk of every kind. Let us
make you a price on your household
roods. The "Square Deal" House
Capital Junk Co.. 171 Chemeketa St.
rhone 198.
LAUNDRIES.
SALEM STEAM LAUNDRY OU1CK
delivery and careful work. Dry wash.
Oc per pound, lit South Liberty St
Phone 26.
HOME WET WASH LAUNDRY REO-
ular washing done at a rate every
body can afford. For onky It cents
we will collect, wash and deliver
your washing within twenty-four
hours. Phone Z471.
MACHINISTS
WE DO MACHINERY REPAIRING OF
all kinds, automobile repairing;, oxy
acetylene welding;, gas engine repair
ing;, model and experimental work.
Iowa Machine Shop. D. B. Brown.
Prop.. 232 Chemeketa atreet. Salem.
MONEY TO LOAN.
F A BODY MEET A BODY NEEDING
a r arm Loan, to wbnre should a
Ftoly tell a body to apply? Why the
Federal Farm Ixian man, of course.
Interest only i',, per cent. 21 years
time.
A. C I'.hrntelt.
401 Masonic Temple, Salem, Orecon.
NCRSERIES
NORTHWESTERN NURSERY. ROUTE
. "rrruit trees. roes and shruns. Cut
rates on some lines. l'hone 1I1F3.
v'RUITLAND NURSERY SALBM. R.
F. D. . Box USE. Phone 111F21.
Roman strain srrafted Franquet Wal
nuts; alao a few more Italian prune
trees left.
SECOND HAND GOODS
WE BUT AND SELL SECOND HAND
roods of all kinds, pipe fittings, har
ness, collars, collar pads, tools, and
chains. Fred Scbindler. 2SC Center
street.
WANTED TWO CARLOADS OF USED
furniture. Will buy, sell, .trade or
etchings household furniture. Will
psy the highest cash price. I also
handle clothing. See J. A. Rowland
Furniture Store. 247 N ..Commercial. J
r-none is.
pa i. Tit n
F. H. KAYLOR, PAINTER.
110 SOUTH
Winter. Phone
UNDKRTAKRRS
WEBB 4k CLOUGH-C B. WEBB. A. M
dough, funeral directors. The latest
modern methods known to the pro
fession. 497 Court street.
WALL PAPER, FAINT
GLENN U ADAMS FOl HOUSE DEC
orating. painting, tinting, paaver
hanging, etc. Work done by contract
or by day; good workman. Location
1020 Center street. Phone 686W.
FIFTEEN CENTS A DOUBLE ROLL
and upwards for choice Wsll Paper
at Buren's Furniture Store, 179 Com
mercial strict.
SEE PORTER FOR PAINTS. WALL
Paper and Picture Framing. Good
workmen. i4S( Court St. Phone 425
WINDOW AND GENERAL CLEANING
HOUSE AND WINDOW
wanted.; Phone 1227.
CLEANING
WOVEN WIRE FENCING
Deavot Katlwnal Jt Aaserleaa Peace,
alt alae. '- la. M 1st. klcfc.
Paiats. Olla aad Vara la a.
Stesea HebaJIt and Repaired.
Laaraanerry aad Hep Ilaaka.
Saleaa Peace dk. Steve orks.
tSO Crt St. Pbaae 124
R. B. FI.KMINO.
THANBFER HA CLING
AUTO TRUCK SERVICE. ANY KIND
of hauling. Household
moving Jobs done prompt
ly. Try me once. Timme.
47S Stat St. Phone 963. Reaidence
phone 1122J.
WATER
SALEM WATER CO. OFFICE. Svl 8
Commercial street. For water eerv
ice apply at office. Make all com
plainta at the office. No deduction
in bills will b allowed for absence
or -for hfty csnses whatever unlesr
water Is cut off from premises. Here
after water for Irria-atlon will only
he furnished to res;alar customers ue
Ing water for domestic purpose
Contractors for sidewalks. brick
work or Mastering, will plesse Tead
"for building purposes" tinder sched
ule of rates. Apply at office for copy
PROFESSIONAL
i
s
OlinoPRACTIC
OR O. L. SCOTT. D- C GRADUATE
of T S. C. Chlropraetlcs fountain
head. Davenport, Iowa. Chlroprsetle
correct the cause of disnse. Office
4AS-7-S fl. S National Sunk Rulldlng
Phone 87. Residence S22R
OSTKOPATHt.
OR. W. I. MERCER. GRADUATE
American School Osteopathv. Kirks
ville. Mo.: treats acute and e-hrni
disease. Office 404-405 V. fl Nations
Bank Bldg. Phone 919. Residence
419 North Summer. Phone I4.
OSTEOPATHY.
Dr.S WHITE AND WALTON. OSTEO
pathic physicisns and sursreone
Graduate of American School of Oto
pslhy. Kirksville. Mo. Post gradual
and specialised In nervous disease'
at Loa Anaeles College Treat acut
and chrnnic disease. jUffice, Me-t-7-2
U. 8. National Ban Bldsr. Phon
'.. Residence. 1K!0) Court street
Phnna ??I5. Dr. Whlte'a residenc
aassavaeaaaaas
phona. 4t9. ' '
MUSIC TEACHERS
R. IIARR. TEACHER
Phone 12X2.
1111
OF PIANO
niTSir.taNS
- ee
DR. Ia ALTMAN. HOMEOPATH I"
Physician. Oenersl Prsctic. Call
Stonea and Goltr treated auce-asaful-1y.
Office and residence. 290 North
Liberty. Sa lam. Phone 147.
UHINF.JtE PHYSICIAN
on u kt.
disease.
HUM CURWANT KNOWN
1(2 S. High St. Phona li
Read the Classified Ads.
WHOLE MILK
AND PRODUCE WANTED
Marion Creamery & Produce Co.,
Salem, Oregon. l'hone 2488
PORTLAND MARKETS I
Hairy lrm!uce.
PORTLAND. March . 6. Uuter:
Prints, extras, 62c; rubt-s. extras.
x61ft62; prime firsts. 60; dairy, 31.
Butterfat: Toitland delivery No.
1 sour cream. 62 0 63.
lotvtoe.
Potatoes: Local sellicz price. 11.-
25 0, 1.30.
Grain.
Grain future bids: Rarley, standard
feed, March 1 41. SO; April, 43;
May. 1 4 2. Barley; standard "A".
April, $43; May. $42.30. Eastern
oats and corn in bulk. Oats 33
pound clipped white, March. April
and May. $4 4. Corn. No. 3 yellow,
March $33; April, $34. ."0; May, $34.
Corn. No. 3 mixed. .March. $33;
April and May, $32.
NEW YORK MARKETS
NEW YORK. March 6. Evapor
ated apples quiet. Prunes strong;
reaches scarce.
C1IICAC.O MARKETS
CHICAGO. March 6. Withdrawal
of the hog price minimum failed to
day to bring about any serious dis
turbance of the corn market. The
close was nnsettled r.et lower to
a likely advance, with May 1.29;
to 1.29 and July 1.24 to 1.24T.
Oats finished unchanged to A 6
higher. In provisions, the outcome
varied from 12 decline to a rise of
20.
Oats showed independent, strength
at times owing to improved domestic
and export demand.
Provisions averaged higher as a'
result of the comparative firmness
or the hog market and because of
liberal shipments of lard and meat
from here despite the marine strike
at New York."
RECOVERY ON
5T0Q( EXCHANGE
Pronounced Betterment of
Industrial Situation Has
Marked Effect
XE WYORK. March 6 Pronounc
ed betterment In the industrial sit
uation combined to effect a very
substantial recovery on the stock ex
change today.
The movement attained its wid
est dimensions in oils, motors and
high grade industrials, where gains
ranged from 2 to 7 points, but also
comprehended rails and coppers.
Activity and prices were at high
est in the final hour, the entire list
extended its gains following publica
tion of Judge Gary's address before
the American Iron and Steel Insti-
tute, which predicted "large business
prosperity."
United States Steel, -which had
shown only Indifferent support ear
lier in the session mad a brisk ad
vance of 2i points, but was over
shadowed by several other issues.
Sales amounted to "63.000 shares.
The bond market was unusually
dull at slight changes. IJberty Is
sues rallying from their early set
back. Total sales, par value, ag
gregated $8,730.00. Old United
States bonds we? unchanged on
call, coupon 4's losing on sales.
I
Deals in Real Estate
U H. Suter et nx to Bessie F. West
80 acres In 63-8-2w; w. d.
Walter IKeper to Arthur Kieper
14 acres in 31-$-3w; w. d.
Calude Water to Koy It. Daven
port et ux. 4.25 acres in 27-7-7w:
$2: w. d.
William A. Shutter et ux to O. K
Lelo. 135 acre in l5-7-lw; a. d
Oeorre K. Malvqrsen et ux to Iner
H. Rogers. proierty In Silverton
$3-0; w. d.
Gottlieb Roth to Hcrtha Roth. 30
acres in ki-7-2w.
Ionard J. Lownds et in to John
II. Emery et ux. 1.0S acres in lot 23-
Sunnyside Fruit farms: $ift; w. d
CtirXTY AKXTS If KM SKIX
STOCK.
When farmers want to buy dairy
cattle they consult tbelr county
agent, ho, in turn, consults county
agents in dairying section, where
cows can bs purchased. When the
-otmty agents of Wisconsin made
summary of sale- they bad helped tn
make to buyeis outside tf that state
they found a total of 3S0 carloads of
dairy cattl talue. at $75.00'). had
been shipped in IS months since
Inly, 1917. In Winnebago county
the records showed 4 4 dairy cows,
valued at $47,0i0. In Sheboygan
vrrjnty the recortls sbovcrrj more
than 5 head, valued at $0.000.
Daring this period buyers from lf
- l1.,
slater .went Into Wlsconeln to buy
stock for farmers in thir respective
Tjtiiniunitics.
"So you think p"oplc are too fat
as a rule."
I do." replied thecondnctor. "If
ercrylwHl.v was more thinner thero'd
be room for more people to si snd up
,in the car." Washington Star.
iREAL ESTATE
STOCK RANCH FOR SALE A MO.NEi
maker. Address "A csr Stairs
man. fOH SALE 3 MODERN 1IOCSFS. CALL
and buy from o nrr at 7tu X. .Collate
atreet.
FOR SALE SIX ROOM, 2 STORY IIOl SE
and garage on Stale street. For infor
nutioa call Main 1185.
WE LIST PROPERTT FOR SALE OR
lo exchange, everywhere, and charge
commlaaion for putting buyers, seller
and exchangers t realty together. Oregon
Realty Exchaage Iaveatmeal (vmpaar.
lac. Rooms 405 sad 40ti. iiablard bldg.,
Salem, Oregon.
AN ELEGANT IMPROVED FARM OF
310 acres, all under cultivation, one
mile from town and railroad, sood
buildings, gently rolling, nil fenced
and vrwas-tvnced, SI5 an acre. Laflar.
the iaauranc mak, 4U5-4WC Hubbard
building.
GOOD BUT XCxIS FEET ON EAST
aide Commercial street, door
north of Stat street, Baiem. toaelhar
with perpetual rljbt of war over the
l4x60Va feet tract eztsadlna; rresa
thia property to State atreet. Tsrtna.
Apply. Scott Bosorth. 7I1-2 SpaidUs
Bide, Portland, Oregon.
MCST BE SOLD 7 . ROofi BUNGALOW,
full resaent basemeat. farnace, fsU ltch
kitchen, plastered, aril fiaiahed, furaae
heat ia every room, half blaxk fro a cr
lioe. eight blocks from Baiveraily, slae
garage, hara and some frail. Price
' SJ25U. See Socolofsky. 841 State.
BRING YOUR TRADES
can match you. C W. Nlerneyer.
All branches of real estate and Can
ada lands. 215-11$ Masonic Bldg.
Phone lego.
FOR SILK MODERN HOME IN EAST
Salem., foar lots valse $3590. Will sacri
fice for cash T trade for acreage. 204
acre farm on saaia read, goad batMisgs.
75 per sere er trade for sereeg. 200
ax-rea fine level land esrly an ia g"d
timber, 130 per sere. Cheiee let lOOslSS.
fsir house, only three ' block Iron stst
bouse, st a bargain. Sic room plastered
house. M75. 13 sere prases, buildisge,
snd dryer, I50U0. F. L Weed, Bayae
bldg.
FOR SALE TWO NEW MODERN RESI
deacea eloae in, for 9300 and S40OV re
aptctively. 9100V cah snd f5ov sa-
fcualty si 6 per cent interest. These.
houses are priced right sad are ged ia
every way. 1 also have fr sal-, a strictly
modet a 7 rues residence with le plag
poMrh. wlthia 3 blork of the state
repitjl. for S4CU. Tuis is s new aad
vtry convenient ap-te-date h"tae. lNe't
ai' antil you are sold eat before Joe
purchase a heat after price g up.
Joha 1L Scott. 404 Hubbard bldg.
FOR SALE 1J ACRES. 12 ACRES
prunes and cherries in bearing, fair
building, good well, price ItUvO.M;
& acres, 2 room house, well, price
Uie.Ou; 10 acres, i acres 3 year old
prune trees, some loganberries and
strawberries, good house, barn and
well, price $1000. SO; 17 acres,. IS
acres orchard, balance - plow land,
cheap building, price 2)759 SO;
acre farm, nearly all In crop, good
buildings, some stock and tools, price
flf.0S0.o0: Its-acre farm. 119 acres
In crop, good buildings, price Illa.OS
an acre; i I acre larm. jo acres ia
cultivation, balance open pasture and
314 acre farm. lt acre in
timber, sood buildings, or ice 110.040:
good modern house. paved street.!
PT'ee ..w- " t-rabenhorst &
Co. 275 Bute Street.
OWNER LEAVING THE STATE AND
most sell at once. Over 9 acre, with
a good subatantial '-room house, con
crete foundation and cellar, fair
barn. 19 minute from car aervlce.
a country home with all the advanr
tages of the Capital City. University.
High School. Churches. Fraternal So
cieties, Entertainment. Abundant
Fruit and ISO treea. two-t&irds in
bearing;, apples, pears, cherries,
peaches, nuts, prunes, gooec berries,
black and red raspberries, strawber
rle. etc A good drilled well over
50 feet deep, going through second
gravel bed and fine water, cool aa
le in summer. A good combination
dairy poultry and fruit place. Price
reduced to 1 5100. Including some per
sonal property Write promptly Box
355. Salem.
FOR SALE 40 ACRE PLACE 4 MILES
eat. all goad deep soil, about hall la
cultivation. set farm building. 'B'Ce
stream through place, aotae good wood
timber, aa county road. Snap $0500,
terms.
For Eebenge (food large modern aaute
sad large lot la Forest Grove, all kisda
of fruit, psved street, cement walk. Close
in property for Salem resideace or sere
are. For Sale Good well improved SO acre farm
close in. nearly all ia rultivatioa, fine
large pran orchard, goad set af sll kinds
of farm buildiag. OB good rock sea,
team, cows. fowl, tools, machiaerr, crop.
Must be sold st a sacrifice.
For Sale Fine 7 sere tract with aew art
buildings, close; In, S220fl.
For Sale Fine five acre tract, all In
prune, cherries, loganberries and sa
nies, sood barn and small house. S2200.
For Sale or Eichaage for farm Good gen
eral merchandise tork amounting to
012,000. located la good busme. com
munity in vallar.
For Exchange Fsrma. Acreaje and good
city property in tha t mpoua valley to ev
thango for acreage aad eily property i
Salem and vteinty.
S e u. before you eaehanje or auv. I er
rin- A Marslers. 306 Hubbard IMj .
Salem, fire.
BEST BUYS
E Ai'HES. ALL CULTIVATED COOP
house, ham. 's mlea Irorn Salem,
the best of wslnut or pruna Isn't,
onlv lS9 per acre. Ill acre sll
bottom, no white land. S room house.
; barns. I '3 miles from town. a
acre cultivated halafice timber, and
Mtumr pa at ore. 27$ per acre. 17 acres,
acres in 10 jear old prunes, t acres
In 10 Jir old cherries. 4 acrea tim
ber, on rncV road, 4 miles from Sa
lem, onlv 3175. I acres In city.
t rom house, barn, vwwl shed. cop
and plenty of fruit. t2!a. 3 acrea.
i room hoiiae, family orchard. on
paved road, all cultivated. $2:e. 21
res. IS rultoated. 9 timber pss
ture. running water. house, barn,
equipment including good team,
36ft. 11 rrea Improved, trad for
hotiae. $;:na. 10 a-rea apple and
peach orchard, trade for house. 32ae.
I acre all cultivated, family or-
rliaid. 2 acrea logan. 4 roni bun
galow, "full eiu'.pment 4 1: mllea out.
on kohI road. $IMM. 13 acrea. all cul
fixated. 1 a-rc in sim-jear old
prune-, balance in grain, good bouse,
barn. C mile from Salem, close to
ach., n rwli road. $I.ie. It!
i i. all tn cultivation. all tiled.
well drained, on rock road. cloe to
ns and srh'"l. the beat of Im
provements, equipped ' for dairy,
large equipment g;oe. only 3125 per
acre. For best buy swtofsk).
Haras Building.
roa atsx taxms.
FARM HIK BEST TO ACRES. HALF
mile of Aumsville. So acres ia crop Ut
year. acres-limber aad pasture. I'axh
"real B 333. Salem
Read the Classified Ads.
REVELATIONS OF A WIFE
The Story of a Honeymoon
A WotvWful Romance of MarrVd Llf Wussderf ally Tokl by
AD ELK UAJUUSOX
CIIAITEU CCXXX1I
1
WHY DID IJICKY SAY, "THE SAM Ft
.OLD THING?" TO GRACE DRA-I
PER?
I do not think one of the grout ( j
a sound for naveral mlantH after
., , ,.v..
dition of "Tell Her I I.ovf Her S." 1
The singer himself gat motionless j
his hands on the keys as he had laid
thrm in the lart pulsating note of
the wonderful melody. ' When the
spell of bis voice faded away 1 awoke
to a shrewd suspicion that the man's
pose was a carefully calculated one
meant to impress me with the Idea
that he was lost In the Imagery of
bis own singing.
Lillian's eyes were brooding far
away. I have studied her enough to
know that whatever associations the
song held for her. they were not
conected in any way with the man
connected In any way with the man
whom she was yoked In a marriage
hich she herself described as an
anangement In which they "Jogged
along very comfortably by each al
lowing the other the fullest lati
tude."
Grace Draper leaned forward wlib
parted lips and shining eyes but she
did not cive the alnrer the comnli-
ment of looking toward him. Her I
gate was fixed on Dicky, a primitive-1
compelling iooa. r or once sne nso
forgotten her faultless veneer ol
manner, ana tne naxea soui oi in.
girl looked out unashamed. I shiv-1
ered and my eyes went to Dicky's I
face. I turned them away again In-
stantly. for Dicky's eyes were upon
the girl. I could better bear the tor-
tureof uncertainty than to read l
my husband a eyes, as I feared I
migm. sn answer to tne nnspoxen ap-1
peal of the aeductivn creature at his
side.
Lit Saves Madse.
Whether or not Harry Underwood
really had counted upon his singing
making an emotional appeal to me
l do not anow. um u oaa ne over-1
did the matter y his theatrical lin
gering at the keys alter the song
Ry the time he turned around and
crossed the room to me. I had forgot
ten the effect of the song upon me
in my agitation of the evident absorp-
lon of Dicky in Grace Draper.
He saw my dlsurbed face, and the
i vntlsm of the man.
overwhelming egotism OI tne man-
1 msled him.
.. v-na.w ft would get TOU. he
. . mm . Anmr ry..r c,om.
Lillian saved me the necessity of
answering. With a bound she harJ
reached the center of the room and
stood with her hands on her hips In
a pose which I recognlied at once as
. ....ll.-t a iatA. A.a9) fj a a rL
an excellent Imitation of Betty, her
colored cook.
"Little too much aighln and dyln
aronn' here." she drawled. "Jess
yoh all listen to me. Ol Bettyl! tell
yoh. a few things for yoh own good.
In a few minutes she had ns all
a. a a a a
rocsing wun inugnter. iter iimi.-
tlon of the erratic colored woman
was simply marvelous, and when sh
finished with a ragtime melody and
a few step of an Impromptu double
shuffle we were breathless. Even
her hnsband. who must have seen
her the atunt before, was laugh
ing heartily.
Weary and Reckless.
"Give us another, LI1." he called
cheerily when she had made ns a gro
tesque bow and waddled, still In im
itation of Hetty, to her chair. -You're
In Honing good form tonlghL"
No." Lillian shook her head wltl
finality. "1 knows when to quit. I
, , . . .. .
does. Quit while yoh reperUtlon a
good, dafs my policy.
- t . s..o rv..a
immc-: ,u r.o.. , '
was such a note of alncentr In nis
words that I forgave Harry Under-
wood much of his unpleasant non-
ene on account of them. There was
real admiration of his wife in tnem-
tiA vu1e tit -vtrnbablv I WSBI
iaiti. . Im.elnlor, ru- ' Arrive at Salens .77... 0 lOaav
letting my Imagination run wtno. 74 Leave ftalesa 3,10 m.
wttn me concerning pom ma innui'
. -A . a nl.V'. a A m r a f Inn
('.race Draper. Someway the homely
little words Of tribute to his wlf.
steadied me. brought me bark to san -
itv. With an effort I leaned forward
. . ..7 , ,
lusiru .'iiia iuiviu. i j .-
to cordiality..
"Dicky tells me you have such
wonaermi new asnre. ni iii.
I raid. "Won't you let as see It!
"It Is nothing wonderful, th
girl replied, "but there are some new
step In it. If you care to see It, I
should be glad to give It. provided I
can have music'
Always glad to oblige." Dicky re
. ... . . . . . . . v
lumen tnppaniiy ana waiaen 10 vn
piann. - 1 ne same nin inms: n
qnerietl over his shoulder.
"Ye. I think that will be lvt.
ahe returned, arwl with asinglc deft 1 Ne. -movement
rhe untied the alken scgrf
which draped her waist. With It
hanging loonoly from her hands she
advanced to the middle of the room
and stood with head bent, liMeninr
to the preliminary strains of the mu
sic Dicky was playing.
I had a sensation of a douche of
rld water being thrown over me
Thia was no accidental renditiiMi'
They bad rehearsed this thing! Dick
must oftein hate played for Ihis" girl
to dance!
I felt suddenly weary, old. reckless-
u . if f it 14 not r.r. what fiisnenal Irs
me. .Lillian must bo wrong. Dicky's!
Infatuation for this girl before ul
was something which could not U
. u I IU, .
(To be continued.
! j Newsy Notes ol State
Industrial Growth
March J Pbtlan3 STen ship
week.
North Portland Factories, mill
and other enterprises la the Penin
sula Industrial district at North
Portland, daring 1911 did a total
business of $112,262,000.
North Portland The Portland
Cattle Loan compnny. the Columbia
Basin Wool warehouse and the Lt
Stock State bank of this place, dur
ing. Ills loaned to farmers aad
stockmen of the northwest $.-
aUO.000.
Oregon legislature against govern
ment operative railroads.
Sal cm J28.vOO.OOa In sight! for
Oregon highways for, the next tare
years. saj
Multnomah and Clark con alias
made $19.8 S3 on Vancouver brldg
for 191$.
Sunday Portland Jornal says 12.
009 unemployed men In that city
Fuel famine on Coos Ray giyes em
ployment to men cutting rordwood.
Lrallas Polk conaty roope: stive-
warchoases make S per rent dividend.
Pendleton St. Antlouya horpl-
ul to h4,,, ueo'.Oto addition.
Contract let for pavitg aC2 feet
Seaside highway.
Work herns Ho-wt River-M.
hirhvl.
Kajem a-erislatnre adloarneri
wlth cut of 10g.io from arlgln-
aI .esUmaUs.
Oregon legislator, mad. liberal
appropriation. lor salmon Industry,
tding livestock men la Oregon-
Idaho, Washington and Montana hoi
conference In Portland. Adopt plans
for $500,000 exposition building.
Marshfield Coos dairymen raid
$22t a year from his cows.
Deck and Delta, mills, on Sius-
law have started operations.
BendA-SO.000 acre tract -with-
Anwtk for reservoir above Beuhatn
fails
Tillamook cooperative evheese fac
tories report Increased producL
La comb plans completed for bor
ing for oil near here.
Molalla Is to have a potterr. fac
tory.
Dae to war expenses taxes for 191
Increase 15.5 per cent. '
Coos and Dooxlas counties . ge
$3,000 acres wagon roads lands. '
P. company gets 47.953,00
from government for use of Uses.
Logg'ng camps-In Clatsop count'
bejln operations.
M osier and The Dalles cherr
growers to cooperate In marketing-
Silverton Pise Bluff motor ve-
h,et service tUUn to be built,
Bend to expend .-$350,000 o
streets this year.
Portland phone systems - merged
Into one.
Marshfield Bay mill Installs el
ectrically operated a&tgle mill.
Reedsport New bank buildias
1 w "
started here. Rumored that twc
I inmW milt win atari iao.
I tii mv.e n.e t...i,.
I !af,r.-M .r res re.
Astoria Pacific Power anl Ugh
I company to Install 4.S0O h. p.' elect
ric generating plant here. Addition
maden ecessary by erection of 3.00ft
barrel flonrisx m'll or Astoria
Flooring Mill compeny.
TIUE TABLES'.
otrrxxsCRw rAarxo oo
Iartkau4
No 14 Oragaaiaa S :fl a a.
ria, 10 Oragen azzpraa ..... 0:11 a.ax
No. It '" I'llt
IN, ii Portia ad Fa sssager. s :t p ra.
lNOw 4 f 0:M p bv
N 14. Portland gxsrsss 1:4$ p.m.
V. It Ovagoaa 3 19 a an.
Ntt. xs Tvr Eugene 10:10 am
No. it Caiifemia Fipr....lHlO a an.
ili I .
N) j, gam Frsmeiaeo raae...ilio3 paa.
1 . ,
oil avwaa? aitta a i a a st
. tZ l Al7t
SaJeSx! WZ "'.l III I Z
l Througn car t Msanvsvith aad Atrli
UU aUltn f -lis--
I Jsrnvee at avaitrm ........ uiarn.
14 Arrive t Salens llrMasa,
If Arrive at Salena 8:20 n.
1 172 AXTiv aaJea T:40 as
OKJCOON KLTCCrrRIO .
Krfeettvw Ova. lat. is IS.
SaaOiav.
Train tv Arrive Arrlv
No. Portia ad Baler Eoreae
Ltd.. I:llin 10:11 are 12:30pa
T 10:40 aaa 13:30 pea bUleea eor
0 3:00 pea 4:13 frra 0:33 "
tS Ltd.. 4:43 em . 0:40 pa 3 40 pea
- I IT S.OOpm 3.07 pm ft-Jem.alv
. 1 ia ..... s :is Dm iniicta Dsifis es.r
- i - - M . ntao, fleav Jsffar-
1 ea street 10 aad 30 aunutae iatr.
Nrthhaaal
Lav Arrive
Eugene Salrm
7:11 am
-7:23 am 9:41am
13:13 Pa
iTr-i
Arrive
rrtl4
9 :
11.30 at
t:10 Pa
0.50 pm
T:40 pas
It
It Ltd.. 1:53 pm 4 a pm
10 Baler only 3:30 pm
i-ttam f:Sim
10.00 pea
North Bank Station terrt Jffr
aon Street 13 mlaate earlier). Leave
Corvallla.
CORYALLlfl CONXTltCTIOSi
Renhaessd
Leave Ccrvalli Arr'7"
3:13 am
IZ : g ;
Lam Salem
. 0:30 am
Arrive
:T m
11 It'sm
:'0 am
0.10 pm
3:00 a
I II pm
1 .00 pm
I