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REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE
THE ORECO!t STATESMAN: NVXDAV. MAY 30, 120.
FOR SALE GOOD COMFORTABLE
V house. tom fruit trs. barn. well.
uri. lol 100x100. $1200; 0t down
SuT bsndls It.
i jott bftvc or mora to build on a
II : or 40-acre tract of land with
f,v yesrs at per cent to finish
- uylof tor same, you can get It for
U J' rre-
icrssM to trae for city property. A.
U BeamaUr liealtr Co, 41S Masonic
Tempi- , .
V1LL YOU SELL YOUR HOME?
,on li"t of c,lnta who will
7uy a home wh-n they can get one to
suitsta bargain. If you wish to aell
m reasonable price we can move
1 u a4 QuiC- All people have differ
I ant WeaaVbut we have nany real
customer with cash, who will buy a
: (mall home near car and pavement
that la modern, garage, furnace and
1 ksstmeot will appeal to a large per-
. enUK of theae also. Phone us or
torn la it you wlnh some action.
BECKE & HENDRICKS
111 ft & Nail Bank Bldg. I'hone 181
FARMS FARMS and FARMS
. have farms near Salem. In aiarlon
sad Polk countiea at from f 75 to f ISO
'aa acre that you should see before
' too buy. One at 1110 with buildings
n4 In crops that can't be beat. This
Is KO acres with creek through the
place and spring water to house and
- strs. .
r( aave a small acreage In full bear
"tag prunes, the right age. that will
sell for $3500 with house and barn.
Tats is ? acres and la 3 ',4 miles
souls. In best prune and berry dis
trict in Willamette valley, ir you can
as. tie this down today as it won't
,t BECKE A HENDRICKS
111 C. 8. Natl Bank Bid;. Phone 161
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GOOD HOME BARGAINS
re.mo1'rn 7-room ouhgalow. all
buin-in features, S fine lota, pavd
street cement walks garage. II20O.
6-room modern home, large lot. goKl
basement close in. $29uO. terms
i"',.'10",'?' mn from car
line, all good dark Soil in cultivation.
i?JL,y 4torVbrL o"d set buildings.
sla-toU: '. machinery;
ttOOft easy terms.
15 acres. 10 acres bearing loganberries
and Prunes, other fruits, close in.
road' "ome stock and tools,
i!.!"1? nd welL For ui- sale.
7000; terms.
See our list before buying.
PERRINE & MASTERS
211-12 Commercial Club Building:
CTH BEAUTIFUL
PLANS GO AHEAD
Boy Scouts Receive Credit for
Much That Is Being Accomplished
At the meeting of the
SOME PRACTICAL BUYS
A 70-acre farm near town." 7 room
bouse, barn, fine spring, new silo. 50
acres In grain, choice oak timber, 3
cow a. 2 horaea, fcood sows: immediate
possession; paved road this season.
Immediate possession with crop and
stock.
3S, acres, few minutes from Salem, all
choice black aoil; quite modern 7
room house, barn and windmill; 9
acres of 8-year-old prune trees well
loaded with prunes: produced last
season 94869 of prunes; 4 acres of
choice timber, balance of place in
corn, potatoes and grain. A home
a money maker. Let ua show you
this place today.
A fine new house ready for you to oc
cupy; good location, close to street
car $0000.
Let us list your property for sale r
sell you what we have listed.
OREGON LAND CO.
442 State Street.
correct colors to carry out the de
sign. Mncli Work rcr-.iry.
Plans wore discussed to swear the
propagation of large quantities of
loses and hrul especially suitable
for parkings fcr tret- distribution
next aprine. Ity persistent and sys
tematic work alone thH line, wonder
fully striking and beautiful effects
may l secured In the planting of
parkinrs.
Many of the most beautiful rose
directors boTdrB In the city, that never fail
-"" -nj r of eaMl?ni tinitors. are the result of
nigni very satisfactory reports were the efforts of the floral society in
receivea as to me tnorouguness oiime past, u suincient popular sup-
the cleanup campaign, which the so-lrort can tM? nad to kP uD thl rk
systematically for year, not only
l win wir iiriiiis twvr un & u i I il i id r-
tiaUiiiiiE. me neariy co-operiuoa oil leni citisena and their children for
the city authorities, the press, and (decade to come, but the name and
especially the Hoy Scouts, the work Ume of Srtlem beautiful will spread
was done more, thoroughly and with
less complaint in any quarter than
ever before.
The project of havinr the beds on
the court bouse lawn planted in the
emblems and colors of Che Klks and
bhriners was reported completed, al
though there was much difficulty and
cunsiaeraoie expense m sccurine: a
suincient number of oLints in the
n. Albert, who Is caretaker anl looks
after the wants of tue vlslrorjt. Many
of these pronounce the Salem park
one of the most beautiful in the
est and because of tlu natural at
tractiveness of thrf p.i.-k lte. The
running water and larg trees af
ford all the beautiei of a mountain
wood while the esceliont rad)
and modern convenience 4 irtil!cd
by Che city make a night's stay or-
halt for lunch a pleavjre.
Kntry to the park is m.vle ihroorb
Oak street. Motorists should driv
up State to Winter and from Win
ter to Oak.
Read the Classified Ads.
OUR BREAD hlH
I cae of the most skillful la U
bn.&ka. What a io-ta't know
about bread niakiBg Ual rtk
kbilBr. Jutl to t-rove to vrr-lf
how fonltoh H Is to setter over a bet
oen. try a loaf of our IHKK KITi:
Dread. Once t r i d It it aliji a fa
vorite. BAKE-RITE BAKERY
4ST Slate St. I'be Sit
THE STATESMAN CLASSIFIED ADS. BRINO GREAT RESULTS
CQiVlE IM TODAY
. USED TRUCK BARGAINS
I ton Ford with Express body, top, and windshield; extra
good tires. A bargain at. ....... $C00.00
1919 MaxwelL panel body, electric lights and starter, car
is just like new withgood tires $750.00
1918 Maxwell 1 ton truck with cab and windshield, good -stake
body, new tires, bargain price .$950.00
I ton Republic truck overhauled, repainted and guaranteed,
new tires, cab and body. .................. .$1250.00
1920 I ton Republic truck, almost new, body and caby over
hauled and guaranteed. : $1600.00
Vt ton Republic truck, with new tires, overhauled and
. ; guaranteed, extra good value at. . . .." .$1750.00
1918 2V2 ton Republic truck, like new, overhauled and guar
anteed with new tires. .$2200.00
1920 2V2 ton Bethlehem truck, almost new. . ..... .$2600.00-
All of these trucks equipped with 1920 license free.
Call at the Yellow Front Truck Store for Inspection
17. H. HILDEBRANDt & CO.
Republic Distributors
Marion County
179 North Commercial Street
Polk County
Phone 673
Open Today
REAL ESTATE
HOUSES TO TRADE FOR
SMALL TRACTS
W have a number of clients with
s;ood city property who want to arlrs
their houses as part payment on
tracts. Phone 1139 and tell us where
your tract is located.
KINNEY & SMITH
4C9 State Street. Grovnd Floor.
GOOD BUYS
A 4 -room bungalow, $1100. easy terms.
A 5-room bungalow. S1S00. easy terms.
Another a beauty, close in. S3 IS.
A (-room hous. close in with furnace
and basement. 13200.
A "-room house. South Salem, fine at
13500.
These are all close on to pre-war
prices.
Many others (over 100) moderate prices
in most cases.
No one can economically consider
bulldinff while such buys are open to
them, granted the house suit rea
sonably well.
FLEMING REALTY CO.
141 State Street.
VACANT HOUSES TERMS
Now Vacant and Ready to
. Occupy
$250 to $1000 Down
4 room and large attic and basement:
shingled and plastered and a rjn
old; electricity, modern plumbing,
bath and on pavement. $400 eah.
balance at f 15 a month like rent. In
terest C per cent. Price $1100.
( room house n pavement, close la and
with electricity and bath; I179. and
$2t down will handle.
?-rootn house, newly ships led. plas
tered aad tinted. This close in on
pavement with electricity, bath, fire
place and 3 chimneys. S1000 down.
Iflce IJ000.
Five rooms and large sleeping porch on
pavement llsrht plugs In every room,
electric lights of course, modern
plumbing, newly tinted, piaster and
painted. Fireplace and gas stove.
new: SS00 down. Price S3&00.
7 rooms on pavement and car. modern
in all respects. Price $3500 and $1000
will handle.
(-room bungalow, dining room and
kitchen completely built-in. Modern
plumbing and electricity. This Is new
and a wonder at $2400: $500 caah to
handle, balance per cent.
BECKE & HENDRICKS
31C U. 8. Natl Bank Bldr. Phone HI
far and wide over the land and trlnr
a profit many fold greater than the
original cost to the community.
It is hoped to have several defin
ite alternative schemes of uniform
plantings for parkinrs worked out
by experts, with free planting ma
terial furnished by the floral soci
ety, and accompanying leaflets show
ing the exact procedure to ret the
finest effect at a minimum cost.
t'Mxtalion .kel.
Hut to cfrry out these plans the
society must nave tb hearty support
of every beauty lover of Salem, and
the co-operation of civic organiza
tions. Its principal function must be
to plan, co-ordinate and secure the
act ire ro-otration Of these organi
zations in arousing, directing and
concentrating public interest upon
definite and detailed programs of
city floral improvement that will
quickly demonstrate thHr merit and
consequent popularity. The immedi
ate plea of the society is for more
members to help preach this gospel
of Salem beautiful through syste
matic organized public effort.
The Shriners are going to give tlO
to be divided in two parts for the
bept bed of blooming flowers of the
society; which are red and yellow.
New members of the society are:
Dr. E. E. Fisher. William Fleramln.
E. S. TillinphaM. Prank Dorey. Fred
erick Iamport. Eleunor R. Lamport.
Mrs. William Sieusloff. Key. J. R.
muck, Julia K. Webster. Mrs. J. J.'l
Roberts. Dr. II. E. Epley. Mrs. J. A.
iiernardi. lUrtman i trot hers. Mrs. C.
A. Parka. Mrs. F. S. Stewart. Mrs.
G. E. Schuneman and Loretta Ford.
EVERYBODY MUST !
HELP SHRINERS
Visit of Thousands to Salem
Depends on Co-operation
of People
$600,000 Preferred Paper Mill Stock
We offer the unsold portion of the $600,000
issue cumulative 8 per cent Preferred Stock of
the Oregon Pulp & Paper Co., Salem, Oregon.
This mill is one of the most modem papbrr mills in the country, is equipped to make
high grade , sulphite specialties, such as glassinc and greaseproof papers at present not manu
factured on the Tacific coast, as weir as wrapping, tissue and waxing rapers. The mill
buildings' are l,out completed, the machinery being.creeted, and the plant will be in oper
ation very shortly. ' - .f- f :
This preferred stock Is cumulative from July I, 1930, pays 8 per cent per annum, divi
dends payable monthly; none of the stock of this eompany either preferred or common has
been sold for less than par, $100 per stare.
I C V The ownership of the $000,000 common stock rests large with F. W Leadbetter, the pre
. ident, also president of the California-Oregon Taper Mills with mill in Los Angeles, and for
f25 years a large stockholder and director of the Caraas' uow the Crown-Willamette Paper
company. And the C. K. Spaulding Logging .company, which owns a saw mill adjoining the
paper mill at Salem, and furnishes the new mill with Sawdust for fuel and the necessary wood
for the 50 tons of sulphite Uaily made in the sulphite mill. Mr. C. K. Spaulding, the pri
aent of the logging company, being vice-president of the paper mill, and the fact that Mr.
Spaulding and Mr. Leadbetter each own one-half of the Spaulding Logging company, whieh
in turn owns nearly one billion feet of timber whh its own logging road., assures the
; " ....... . i : . . tnr lin.lu'r iin:illv ri(fis-
new paper mill of its raw materials without me great 7-
sary to supply a great paper mill enterprisa. j -
Th.se two interests combined with the heavy folding, of the local Salem stockholders,
and Mr. E. S. Collins and the Ladd estate of Portland, comprise the ownership of thee
mills and makes of this plant a distinet'.ve -Oregon corporation, designed, owned and operated
by Oregotiians. fc
? Por detailed information apply to Oregon Pulp & Paper Co. Salem, Oregon.
Salem Is to hare an opportunity
to entertain 5000 or mot Shrlnors
June 23 or residents or the rlty of
fer enough automobiles lq.trunport
these visitors rrom Portland.
A short time aco Dr. O. A. Olson.
president or the local Sarin club,
sent inritttions to ISO potentates
throughout the country asking that
members of their organization rlsit
the capitol city on "Salem dty". For
the past two days responses hav
been pouring Into the offic of th
manager of the Commercial club,
not only acknowledging the letter
but announcing a hearty acceptance.
Hundred Arret1
One small Shrine in Grand Forks.
N. !.. has aunounctid tuat 2iO mem
bers will attend the r.-nclsve ard ev
ery one or them plan to iit Salem.
Los Angeles will have between foar
and five hundred representatives and
according to a letter from this or
ganization, they havs heard much
about the Willamette valley and all
who possibly can will endeavor to
make the trip.
Dr. Olson will call a meeting tf
representatives from ;vry church,
lodge, woman's club and civic or
ganization in the rity h.? first or
the week to see whv. pUns can be
made for securing cars. So far only
a comparatively small number of i io
torUts have registered to drive to
Portland and bring the visitors to
this city. Instead of 1000 cars,
which was first thought to be a suf
ficient number. Dr. Olson feels that
12i0 or will ? needeJ.
Many of the visitors will be east
ern people who hv? never visitea
the coast before and this will be a
rare opportunity to giv tUem a
chance to see the beauties of Ore
gon.
truncheon on Stale Cinnd.
Preparations are going aheal tep
idly for the reception of the visitors.
There will be a luncheon served on
the state house lawn, where Phez
and Loju and other local products
will be oispensed ireely. hort drives
will be made through the prune and
loganberry tracts, and t those who
care to may visit the state institu
tions.
A motion picture company will
probably be on dck to photograph
scenes for the week. release. Tak
en altogether this day promises to
be one of the biggest Salem has wit
nessed for some tim-; if local coop
eration Is secured.
TOURIST PARK
IS IMPROVED
Water Connections Made and
Ten Brick Orens Add to
Convenience
Water connection were made jes-
terday and the last touches placed
on the ten new brick ovens which
will add to the comfort end conven
ience of the visitors at Salem's
tourist park this summer.
According to Ralph Thompson,
member of th committee for fixing
np the park, lights ill bi installed
by Tueiiday evening and a coi.ilot
rtat!;n completed within the meek.
A number of tourist visit lh
pirk every da?', the patrons? In
HUPMOBILES
HUPMOBILES
They will be here this week, so you will have to hurry
to get one from this rare shipment.
OSCAR B. GINGRICH MOTOR
and. TIRE CO., Salem, Oregon
DAVENPORTS
3 -
AT COST
o
No. We could not sell our goods at cost and remain in business. Yet, fre
quently such ads. are noticed in the paper. What
We want you to know
Is that we have an enormous stock of overstuffed rockers, chairs and daven
ports, which we were fortunate in getting for next fall's trade. We need the room
that this furniture occupies and must move them
NOW
We promise you that by selecting a piece of overstuffed furniture now you can
save considerable over next fall's prices. See the display in our window.
C. S. HAMILTON
creasing with waim wa.ix, says T.
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