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Newspaper Page TextJ i- f THE PRECOX CTATCSlttAXt THritSDAY, Al'Cl'ST 1020. ssified The Wanta and Needs of the Capital City are Noted Under Proper Headingg So You Can ReadUy Find ThemThey're Worth While r- 7 1 1 11 1 1 - g n nn I I l. n 11 i i M ' ,1 Directory omncH uiaon rmx UI8TJRAH0B ROCUCTT TttoUea, Roland A Barffluudt Ixllmt Aemt . 7l gute BC MONEY TO LOAN On Real Estate f. K. Ford (Over Ladd & Bush Bank) FARM LOANS HAWKINS ' & ROBERTS B04-S07 Oregon Building CUISmSO ADVKRTISKXKHTS Bats Fee were. Per Insertion ............. Three insertions Ob week (aix insertions). ,. . . le .... Be 8c une month 20c Six month contract, per mo..l6o ii months contract, per mo...izc Minimum for any advert's'm t.x&c NEW TODAY FOR SALE FORD TOURING. LATE model, new tires, looks, new, runs , fine. 1475: 1916 Ford. Al condition $150. Ford chaasis for bug-. $350; . . Ford Bug. $100 and up. 187 South Liberty street. OATS AND VETCH HAY FOR 8ALE paiea or. loose, rnone zai or ;z rn.iv er office hours. WANTED FURNISHED HOUSE FOR elderly couple and young man pref erably near ueiveraity. Phone 46F14 or addreee.E. M. 16$ North IZth st. EXPERT PENMAN Phone 1395. AND COPYIST. BAKERY FOR SALE ADDRESS . Purity Bakery, Ontario. Ore. 101 LOTS FOR SALE AT A BAR- galn. Located In Pleasant Home . ..-. "Addition, choice building lots, will sell cheap In one bunch. Ad dress Chas. H. Collier, Klamath Falls, Ore. WILL -THAT .PARTY PICKING--UP cap off of wheel of Cole car please phone 142. It may have bees some- -, where on the Pacific highway. FOR 8ALE 1920 CHEVROLET; AX condition, extra tire, spotlight, large steering wheel. Has only been run 4500 miles. $$00 cash. Phone 123$ after 6 p. m. LABORERS WANTED COMPANY employing 1100 men. Good chance for advancement.' Company stands good for room and board until pay dar Also need few good carpenters. - See Sir. Newman. Hotel Bligh. Friday Saturday and Sunday. LOST FOX TERRIER DOG wears. collar, answers to name ol ."Poodie." White wjth black spot on back. Reward offered. Phone . Mrs. Patton at 1123. " t FOR KENT ROOMS, SINGLE O.R en suite, at the Alexandria. 1930 Chemeketa street. Phone 1280. EI.IPLOYMENT FEMALE WANTED WOMAN TO DO HOUSE work by the hour. Call 1759. WANTED LADY TO GO TO NEW -port for ten days as camp cook for ' a family. Good wages. Call 2026R at - once. PIE COOK AND WAITRESS WANTED Apply Electric Restaurant. 481 State street; Opposite Oregon Electric depot. MAXB WANTED TWO HOTS TO LEARN printing trade. Must be over 16 years of age. Apply Statesman Of fice, upstairs. siiscsgi.i.ampoTJa. WANTED MEN AMD WOMftN TO work la our circulation department, A good proposition to the right peo ple. Aaaress we pacific tiomei Homestead. Mtatesmaa Bldg Salem. Oregon. - HIS CELLAJEOTTB. WANTED WE ARE NOW REGIS teririg hop pickers for the 115-acre yard known as the Mitoma hop yard near Independence. Durbin 4t Con- oyer, over the J. C. Penney stove. I'hone 491. FOR SALE. BlOATJTirTJL WALL TINTS. MANY new eolors ioc pound aad up. a Bursa 170 N. Com St. FOCXTR1. rHB NORTHWEST POULTRY JOUR- nal. the biggest aad beet la the west. Tbe live magasine for live poultry, men 7$ cents a year. 1.69 la Salem. Send 6 cents for sample today. Aj dress Tbe Northwest Poultry Journal. ralem. Oregon. Mention tats aa. FARM PAPER. IF YOU WANT TO GET THE BEST farm paper, sent lso to the Facinc - Homestead. Salem. Ore, for a three months trial subscription. Mention this ad. MlSCEL.fiANWXr SACKS. 8ACKS. FOR 8ALE 100.006 J rain, oats and potato sacks. Capital unk Co.. 271 Chemeketa St. Phone 398. ... .. -WALFELT" TOUR HOUSE: IT'S superior to cloth, at about half prlo. Rax o. Burea 179 ,N. Com ! ot, , rWALf, PASTE." NO COOKING RB- emred. Sticks everything. Max O . Burea .179 N. Commercial street. FOR HAI.R Si PARRIT'- THOK-I , ,snwrii ."rw Tirana iea. - " lent. Phone 1181J. ITALIAN FRUNE TREES FOR FALL delivery. 1S20. Please phone 111F2I : r write Fruitland Nursery, R. 6, Sa lem. Ore., , C1-PTIV1TT OF THl OATKAN GIRLS This true story of w eater a tmeal STatloo has been earfuly revise - rklB handsome little book. It Ulls tn graph le terms ( the maaea- f the Oatman-family, of tbe ee be ef Lorenso, and the captivity of ry and Olive. Mary died of star .w P ,na Olive was purchased from Indiana five years later. The I- J eenta. postpaid. Address ?g?u Teachers Monthly. Baler. Or. mscELx.AirBors OR SALE OAT VETCH HAY. BALED i none ix . "WALLBOARD- CAM BB USED OVER ista or iittoawr (Jn re tmua or paired. Max O. Buren. 17 NorUi Commercial street. OUR TREES WILL. SELL TRT IT. Heavy demand and a food supply of well grrown stock: to meet it. Terms upon request. Salem Nursery Com pany. 427 Oregon Bldg.. Salem. Or. FOR SALE BARBED WIRE CHICK- en netting-, viae, preys drills, forces, anvils and all kinds of machinery and tools, belting, pulleys, shafting, cab le, rope, etc., gasoline 'engine, auto mobile parts of aU kinds. RUSSELL STEAM TRACTOR second hand automobile of all kinds. Also we pay the highest cash price for paper, rags, brass, copper. Iron and all kinds of Junk. STEINBOCR JTJNK CO. $26 N. Commercial street. Phone SOS WOOb TRT PHONING 1S65M FOR WOOD. WOOD FOR SALS C D. QUERRT. mono ne. CALL THE SALEM FtTEL TARDS FOR your wood and coal; office 761 Trade street . rnone zs. WOOD FOR SALE 1C-INCH OLD FIR: 16-inch mill wood special price on car lots; prompt delivery: strictly cash; 303 South Church street. Phone 1542. Fred E. Wells. FOR RENT HOUSES F. L. WOOD, $41 STATS ST- REAL estate, remain. FOR RENT ONE. TWO AND THREE room houses at $1.50 $3.00 and $5.00 a month, or for sale at a bargain on easy payments. One house requires repairing and will allow credit on rent for labor on Mm. Statesman Business office.. KOOJU FOR RENT 2 FURNISHED ROOMS. Phone 1661 J after 7 p. m. FOR RENT 3 FURNISHED HOUSE- keeping rooms with gas: 1267 Marion MODERN FURNISHED ROOMS FOR rent, walking -distance; reasonable: gentlemen preferred. Phone 487 or call 940 Mill street. FOR RENT NICE LARGE SLEEPING room one block from Electric depot. 555 Ferry street. Phone 1950J. AUTOMOBILE DIRECTORY 0LES0N MOTOR CAR CO. 349 N. Commercial St. Phone 6(6 Two 1915 Ren Touring cars.... 650 1916 Studehaker (06 191$ Ford Coupe, self starter.. 65 5-passenger Studebaker 260 1920 King-Eight at a sacrifice. - 1918 Maxwell Roadster 550 191$ Maxwell Touring 375 . CHANDLER CLEVELAND Sales and Service rERSo.AU GET MARRIETV-BE8T MATRMONIAL paper published FREE for stamp. Correspondent, Toledo. Ohio. LOST AND FOUND LOST LOST ON STREET TUESDAY AFT ernoon between Salem Fuel yard aad . Pactfic Fruit and Produce Co.. man's coat containing papers bearin owner's name. Finder please leave at thin office and receive reward. WANTED MISCELLANEOUS GOOD GRAIN SACKS WANTED Ward K. Richardson. zs ttom street. Phone 494. - WANTED 3.000.000 TO 10.000.000 FT. of saw timber near railroad, suitable for horse logging. Give full partic ulars. P. O. Box 108. Yacolt. Wash. BUSINESS CARDS INSURANCE. FOR FIRE INSURANCE. BURGLARY insurance, auto insurance, liability insurance, life, accident and sick ben efit insurance see A. c: BOHRNSTEDT 401 Masonic Temple. Salem. Oregon FOR REAL DEPENDABLE INSUR- ance and reliable insurance service, it will be to your Interest to insure with the Oregon. Fire Relief Associa tion of McMinnville. your own home comnanv. H. A. JOHNSON INSURANCE AGENCY Over Ladd A Bush Bank. Salem Phone $47. XiATTBT) SALEM LAUNDRY COMPANY. 136 & juoi.y street. Phone 2. Oldest Largest Best. Established 1189. .CAPITAL CITY STEAM LAUNDRY wuaiity work, prompt service. is Broadway. Phone 166. REPAIRING AND SHARPENING CUTLERY GRINDING;- LAWN MOW ers. safety rasors. etc Stewart's Re pair Shop. $47 Court street. ROOF REPAIRING. DO NOT NEGLECT YOUR ROOK Have it cleaned, patched and tarred. Phone t". C Kayea. 171. TRAJTS BatTUXO CAPITAL CITY TRANSFER CO. 386 State St. phone 931 Distributing, forwarding and storage our specialty. Get our rate. SSfiCOKD MAHD WV RXlTtntSt I w. , XIT V r RRiVtVD-HAND FURNI- ture. rugs, narpeta, stoves, machinery nd tools. Best prices paid. The Cap ital Hardware. Furniture Co. 36$ N. Com'l St- Phone 947 - '- ITflTK StRPaiftlTiO in irLi-i-r.'"ri nnni-.-i-i-,-i-M- - - - - STOVES REBUILT AND REPAIRED 40 yeara experience: uepoi national fence,3 sixes 26 to 66 inches high. Paints, oil and varnishes. eU-, logan berry and bop hooks. SaleVh Fence and Stove Works. 356 Court streeL Phone 134. - CHUrKSB PHYSICIAJI JR. Lv M. HUM CtTRES ANT KNOWN dltesse. 153 8. High iU Phone 911. 9200XD BAJTO aoOBI HOUSEHOLD GOODS OF ALL KINDS bought and sold. Highest cash price paid. We will give you a square deal. 3. A. Rowland. 444 N. Commercial al Phone 16. WB BUT AND UtLL lECOIfD BAND goods of all kinds, pip flttlaga. har m. collar, collar pads, tool a. and chains, ires street. Behind! er. f$6 Stents WALL FAFKB. FAXJTT WALL PAPER AND CEILING PAPER XOo and up double roll. Max O. Ba rer. 179 N. Commercial BU KB PORTER FOR PAINTS. WALL Paper aad Picture Framing. Oood workmen. 46$ Court St. Phone) 41a. PROFESSIONAL OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAHS RS. WHITE AND MARSHALL, U. & National Bank Bldg. $0$ PR. JOHN L LYNCH. OSTEOPATHIC fnyaiciaa Burgeon. 403-404 Oregon Bldg. Phones: Office 1394: Bee. MFft. Ir. W. L. Mercer. Osteopathic Physician an Burgeon. hurksvuie graduate. 04 ana 46 u. b. NaU Bank building. Phone Office 919. residence 414. CHIROPRACTORS. DR. O. U SCOTT. D. C CHIROPRAC- tor. r. b. c. graduate. 109-11 U. B. N. Bank. Bldg. Phene $7: Rea. $l$R. PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS. CATHERINE SCHLEEF. M. D-, PHI- siclan and Surgeon. Offices Oregon building, rooms 411-13. Phone 540. 864. Over Oregon Electric depot. WATER 4ALEM WATER. LdUHT FOWlbK Co. office 101 South Co ml street. Tea per cent dlsoount on domes tie fiat rate paid m advance. No de ductions for absence or any cause nnleea water la abut oft your pram- REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 97 ACRES MOST ALL IN crop, fair buildings, good location (i miles out. Price $10,000. Hart Muiler. 20$ Oregon Bldg. mvpn nrTrrr vnfs We hsve two for sale.- See us about. them. JOHN H. SCOTT REALTY CO. 228 Oregon Building I WANT MORE AND MORE HOUSES LISTED WITH ME. I HAVE THE BUYERS. PHONE 1006 OR 1014 FOR AN APPOINTMENT TO VIEW YOUR PROPERTY. CHAS. W. N1EMEYER Just Real Estate MASONIC TEMPLE. 56 ACRES. ROLLING BLACK SOIL, good land, moatly in cultivation; 7 -room bouse aad large barn, both al most new; spring water system; healthy location; price reasonable to move quickly. Terms if desired. Some trade considered. W. A. Lis too. $1$ Court street. WOOD'S BARGAINS Modern house at 1026 .Center street. must sell; make an offer. A fine 106 acre farm just outside city limits. $250 per acre. 4-room modern bun galow with furnace, this week at $3200. 5-room bungalow, nearly new. $200e. Small house and two lots. $804 $200 cash, balance payments. 1$ lots in west Sslem at your own price. 11 acres good land, good road, fair buildings. East Salem 13 -00. ' F- L WOOD 311 State Street. 8-room house on Fourth street. Two full lots and 6-rom bungfflow on ShiDPiag street at $3800. 7-room modern house on North Cottage street. 8-room modern house on North Capitol 7-room house on North Church street. 6-roora modern house, large lot with much fruit, on State street. 9-room modern house on Center street; small lot. t room modern house and large lot on North Church street. 6-room modern bouse and large lot on North Capitol street. 8-room modern house in every respect oa Saginaw street. 7-room house on Chemeketa street. 14 -room house, modern in every respect on North High street. 5-room house on North High street. 8-room house on Hood streeL 8-room huse on Division street. 7-room house on South Commercial St. 7-room house on Lincoln street. (-room house on 21st street. A small house on Oak street. $1900. 10-room rooming house on Winter street. $5500 terms. Most of these houses are very close In. Bring or write your listings. GERTRUDE J. M. PAGE one 1186 492 North Cottage L A. HAYF0RD REAL ESTATE 305 STATE ST. 8-room house, plastered, full basement. lot 53x166. modern, variety or rruit IS block of street car. Price $1500 if sold soon. 7-room house on paved street, modern basement, gsrsge. rruit Sad gooa shade- trees, a real home. Price $4006 - ter ma t-room house on paved street, lot 60s 110. east front and moem in every way. full basement, all built-in tea' turn. A real, home for 86000. 8-room house, plsstered. full basement. hth toilet, licht. citv water. House about 6 years old and close in. Price 82400. 7-room house, bath, electric liable, hot and cold water, n replace, ana very ' rkiM in. Prire 82600: terms. S-room house, 4 rooms plastered, good lot. toilet, bath, city water, good gar aen ana some iruu ivi $1250. 7-room honre. plastered, small cellar, 1 toilet, bath, electric liahta. garage, frtm, trees. '3 block from street car a . - 1 1 $3504. ( rmm bungalow aew. with lot 65x12$. bath, toilet. fireplace, light, city water .garaae. and if taken at once at a price of $2190 terms. Restaurant Do ou want to buy one? If so. see us. 100 acres all good land. 75 In crop. nearly all fenred. woven wire, fam ily orchard, i -room house and -a -- room house, large barn, granary, spring, well and runalng water. This place is the one ou are looking for. Price $20.00 terms. 16 acres, close to Salem on graveled road, near school, all cultivated, fam ilr orchard, bearing. 8-room house, plastered, large barn. etc. Only $7000 terms. 21. acres fine richest of soil, fine 8 rootn house new; good barn -silo, large modern chicken house: fine ga race. All fenced with woven wire: .best place in neighborhood a rest kerrv land: 6 miles from Salem. 7 miles of paved road. 1 mile rock; nriced verr low. 85000 $1500 down; a chance in a lifetime. Improvements alone worth the price. L A. HAYF0RD 395 State Street. y , . REAL ESTATE NOTICE-160 ACRES LAND. GOOD tlUe. Will trade for auto. I'. O. Box 26. Mill City. Oregon. FOR SALE: ACRES LOOANS. 4 miles from Salem, fin location. Price $10,500. Hart Muiler. 208 Oregon FOR SALE 56 ACRES ALL IX rnnn mgmy improvea. s miles out on rock road. 1 mile south ef Salem-Dallas highway. Price with i of crop $U. . terms. Hart 4t Muiler. 20$ Ore gon mag. FOR SALE It ACRES. BEST OF SOIL an cicarea ana a acres in rine clover: 16 acres in grain, small house anH barn. Price with crop, for a few days lave. HART UULLER 108 Oregon Building. FOR SALE 42 ACRES MILES OUT on paved ana rocK roaa. all tn culti vation: family orchard; 2 acres bear ing prunes, good build I ass. Price $7000. terms . Hart Muiler. 20$ Ore gon Bldg. WE NOW HAVE HOUSES FROM $$5 TO $6000 ALL ON GOOD TERMS LIST YOUR HOUSES WITH US FOR QUICK SALES. LAFLAR & LAFLAR 406-7 Oregon Bldg. REAL ESTATE LOANS INVESTMENTS ; WALTER McLAREN Room 21, 130 N. Com! St. Phone 430 45 ACRES 30 ACRES IN BEARING prunes, bailee In cherriw and small 4 K!Lurt-w? eVaaa IiflJft !" wrntedTtPon3000Wonhr.rmV fir.t .i class security. 7-room house on Water street at $1250. SQUARE DEAL Phone 470. BEST BUYS 6 acres, all in fruit, close to Pacific highway, 5 miles from Salem; good barn. $3200. 5 acres river bottom. 4Vi miles out: 1H acres logana. some other rruit, $2000. 43 acres t miles from Salem, near paved highway; la acres in cultivation.-all good fruit land balance tim ber and paature; above the frost line $75 per acre. 12 acres all in fruit, on the highway north; 5-room house, bsrn and other buildings; close to school. A fine lo cation for a home. $7500. 279 acres in the coast country. 65 acres clesred and $6 acres more ready for the plow. 56 acres timber; "-room new bungalow. 2 barns and full set of other buildings; plenty outside range. A good stock or dsiry farm. large lot of stock and n ulnm.nl I 97 seres, good improvements. 60 acres I E W-m. m g iie le.fffl"I.UI I Bias. cultlvated; 37 paature; 6 miles of i Rood town: onlv 811.000. I 11. 1 ..I.. -11 I I well fenced and equipped and stock ed; fair improvements. Only $26,006. easy terms. room fine modern bungalow, large lot. rine fruit, close to car roust sell. Only I500. S0C0L0FSKY 341 State Street. Bargains in Small Tracts acres all in cultivation:, good produc tive land: bearing fruit, berries and garden fine creek of living water. 4-room house, barn. etc. A real ananlTt n. ihnw vnu what vou want $2000; good terms. 4 1-3 acres with 7 acres In cultivation and in bearing prunes, logaas. gar- den. etc A fine place with all new and exceptionally productive land. r ine spring ana nice little creek. Lots I ot wild blackberries, black caps, etc tn pasture; smsll house and barn. Six miles from Salem on rock road; paved most of way to town. A bar gala at $3200. Prunes, garden and later crops go to purchaser. Terms. MODERN 15 ACRES An excellent tract 6 miles from Salem. New 8-room bungalow with beam ceilings, wired for lights and are in stalling acytelene lighting system An elegant home and well arranged: full basement- Nine acres bearing fruit. 3 acres evergreen blackberries I and 3 acres strawberries; 2000 goose-I berry plants ia orchard. A real bar gain it $10,500. . KINNEY & SMITH 469 State Street. Ground Floor. GOOD BUYS 1 acre tract located oa gravel Street and not far from carllne, good $ room cottage, well, electric lights. ITIce $2000. 6 acres bearing fruit and berries. good bungalow, close to carline. Price $6000. 6 acres close to carline. 1 acre straw- berries. 3 acres of orchard, moatly cherries, small house and barn. Price $3600. 9.60 acres locatea on rocn rosa. ciose to highway, all cultviated. Good lo - ganberry. strawberry or prune soil. Price $2750. . . 10 acres, bouse and bam. well, some timber. 6 acres three year old prunes. Price $1250. 15 acre tract, aeariy all cultivated. good house, some orchard. 1 acres strawberries. Price $5500. 20 acrea located close to carline. good street, house, barn.- $ acres prunes, some apples, pears and cherries. Price $11,500. 30 acres 6 miles from Salem on rock mad. 6 room bouse, barn. well. Price $7500. 50 acres. 30 acres in cultivation, nai- ance pasture and some timber. 6 room house, barn, spring water, gooa roe a. 6 milea from Salem. Price $$.500. SO acre tract- 30 acres cultivated. some fine timber. 6 1-3 miles out- Price! 89S00. 8 1-3 acre tract located In West Sa lem oa paved road. 4 room house, barn. 2 acres river bottom lend, apples, pears. prunes and grapes. Price $2,950. 15 acre tract, good house and barn. 7 acrea set to logana, good road. Price I $ I .. W. II. ORABENHORST A CO. 275 State Street WILL RENT ENTIRE UPSTAIRS. 80 rooma. In right party at reasonable figure. Splendid opening for rooming houae. one block from new paper mill. For particulars enquire at American Auto Co. Also atrlctly modern 10-room house a block and a half from state capital, for sale at right price. WANTED FINE TRACT OK 5 TO IS . . . .!.!-- 1 . . acres wnn tiriviij ni'Hi-r n ncu ir . mil st not b more than $io.osa. Alsolnr shipping street to the north curb ?V"Vr ZYl.Zh r'tLne ot.M.ilson street at the expense ern hour ana goon land; will go to $20,000. We have another client who wants fine trsct of 20 to 50 acres with modern house and on pavement; wants it for dairy; not over $20,000. These clients mean business. If you will sell your place, give us your listing. KINNEY & SMITH 469 State StreeL , Ground Floor. .a v i a, 1 icrete pavement in acrornance who Read Ihe LlaSSliied AOS! the plans and specifications therefor REAL ESTATE k-IUKM COTTAGE AND NEARLY 1 acre, one block from car line. Price I $1500. 42 acres. 8 beaverdam: good I buildings, will trade for Salem prop erty. Address C No 11. care S la tea man. LIST loin PROPERTY WITH V8 FOR QUICK ACTION. 5KK IS FOR BARGAINS IN REAL HTATE BOTH FARM AND CITY. A. L. SEAMJTTER REALTY CO. 416 MASONIC TEMPLE PHONE 353 ONE ACRE AND 6-ROOM COTTAGE. I acre of logaas. some garden. choice little place on a paved road ana street car line; novo. !ee JOHN M. SCOTT REALTY CO. 22$ Oregon Building ED. LOOSE Real Estate and Investments I S'O'.fc State Street. Phone 9$7 I i-w nr vi .rrj vr,i nuii, a irrn in cultivation. S acres in pasture: 1 acre timber, fiae garden. acre in carrots. 2 acres in fine corn and pumpkins. 3 acres in potatoes 15 tons of hay in barn. 2 fine cows, one 2-year-old to freshen soon; 1 sow and! anoats. also cmcKens. rarra impie- menu and household goods goes with this place l-room plastered house, all buildinxs are aew, also aood well. Price $6506. Choice Boys and Investments I 6 acres of bearing orchards. goodl buiidtngs, horse, wagon, fowls, crop, I fine cow. paved road, close, in; snap. - room' cottage, fine lot. hen houses, n,c location, snap: $800. easy terms SaymenV." Cr " payment. I GoVd modern 5-room cottars on ear I line. 2 fine lots .gardea and fruit $2200. terms. I isv-scre isrm. miies rrom town, nair i v.,-,-in cultivation and fine soil-, good 1 crlption thereof, are hereby refer buildings, well fenced, orchard, good I spring, good fences. 3 good horses. 31 "V jr'n."V..;,veiria-a ". terms. Farms, acreage, fruit, houses. PERRINE & MARSTERS 212 Commercial Club Building MR. H0USEHUNTER Has anyone ahowed you a modern 7- room bouse. newly painted, east I front, cement walks, built-in. fine bath and baaement, near car and school at $2756. A modern 5-room bungalow with screened-is sleeping porch, bath. electricity, gas. built-in. close In. full cement baaement and hot water fur- nace at $1200. A It-room horn strtetly new and mod - ss - menu furnace, fireplace, garage. I pavement all around. Corner lot ana east front at $6000. T ... k-r . r Kna mt I ers nrices: or iced to selL I nrntp o tiTTTririrc I DLlrVLi Cc ntUlUrUUZVO I 216 U. S. NatL Bank Bldg. Phone 1C1I 6-ROOM HOUSE AND 3 FINE LOTS with sewer, city wster. large garden, grapes. .16 bearing fruit trees. This on psvement and xt block to main car line. Price $3000 today. 4- room hie on pavement, bath, elec tricity. $1500. 5- room houae with fruit, sewer, city water. $112a. We have no houae listed st less thsn $225 and nose st over $26,000. BEOKE A HENDRICKS $i L. S. Natl Bank Bldg. Phone 161 CHOICE FRUIT FARM FOR SALE lis acres. 52 Italian prunes. 7 lagans. 6 apples. 4 cherries. 1 pesrs. 1 En- glish walnuts. H filberts. 40 acres plow land, some valuable timber. two sets of buildings, on main hlch way 6 miles south of Salem. For price snd terms see JOHN H. SCOTT REALTY CO. 228 Oregon Building $3X50 WILL BUY TODAY A STRICT- ly modern l-room home on psvement nesr car; entirely built-in. east front, bath, electricity and plastered, nice lawn. Three homes st $1200 ach that are 6 and 7 rooms respectively. Real homes snd quick possession. BECKE A HENDRICKS 31 U. S. Natl Bank Bldg. Phone 161 After today 205 U. S. Natl Bank Bldg. City Homes, Suburban Homes A splendid home on paved street bear car line and school, large comoaioui I house, basement, furnace, etc; very I large and beautiful grounds imme- I diate possession: essy payments. I l-room House ana fixtures on -win sireei. i-ossesaioa iwn. i niw si $3406 for quirk sale. 1 5-room house, plastered, bath, two lots. $1500 will handle. Choice building lot. 75 foot frontage, paved street, aesr school and state buildings; $1000. Some beautiful suburbsn snd acreage i homes In choice localities, racea 1 rla-ht. I Some good farms. I Wanted to list for sa Hodern S or 6- room bungalows In good locations- have customers for them. OREGON LAND CO. Geo. SwegeU Manager. 412 State Street. Phone 426 WORTH WHILE i acres nose in. acres cultivates. small house, runniar water, mostly creek bottom, near the car line and paved road. Price $2250 I Also 10 acres close in. all In cultlva- I lion; no ouiiaings. n'lr paea roan. I ITIce $30 per acre: $lone down. I Also nice little 5-room plastered house, one block to school. I1- blocks to car; baa electric Hants, on in ana toi let. Price $1500 $500 don. SEE J. A. MILLS Bligh Hotel. PCBL1C XOTICES MrriCK 1 of the Improvement of Capitol Street From tlx South line of Shipping! Street to the North Curb IJne of ' .MariiHon S(rret. Notice is hereby riven that the Common Council deems t expedient so tn do. snd hereby declares its purpose and intention to improve CarHol street from the south line oi me abutting ana aajacrnt prop erty, except the street and alley in tersections which will be' paved by Ihe City of Salem, by cringing said portion of Capitol street lo the estab lished grade, constructing remen cen crete curbs and paving said por tton of said street with a six-Inch (C-ln l Portland-cement - grarel-con crete pavement la accordance wllh i which were adopted by the Common Council on the 19th day of July. 1920. now cm tile la the o((ie of the city recorder, and which tor greater certainty and covenienca and -I-.-H--1 -J .v. . " wrrrwi. are nereoy retcrrea to ana miae a nart hereof. The Common Council hereby de clares Its purpose and Intention to make the above described improve ment by and through the 9treet Im provement department of the City of Salem. try order of the Common Council. EARL RACE. City Recorder. Date of first publication of thia no tice Is Auruit 4. 1920. XOTICK Of .tle Improvement of the? Kat Side of Twelfth Street From tbe North Line of Blariois Street to m Point 230 tj. North of the North Line of Marlon Ktrret. Notice Is hereby given that tbe Common Council deems it expedient SO to CO. and hereby declares US purpose and intention to Improve the I at .M. Tw.lflk atru fmn. tfc north line of Marlon street to a point two hundred and fifty feet (250 ft.) notth of tbe north line of Marion street, at the expense of the abutting and adjacent property, ex- fept tne aljey Interjection, which .,. . . . . . f c , v wl11 he paid by the City or Salem, by bringing said portion of Twelfth street to the established grade, eon- 4xt 1-11 at trl 4F rem aff ff AniMltA atltKa nlTll4 pYin the same with a ix4nca - 'n - i-oniana cement-gravei-con- crete pavement, in accordance with tbe plans and specifications for said improvements Which were adopted by Ihe Common Council on the 19th d,y f Ju,r' ,,2' Wh,CD re n0W n -n. ri w . -j Oiwce oi me city recoraer. land wnich lor greater certainty ana rnn vanlenrn mnA more AlA A e. rea to ana maae a pan nereoi The Common. Council hereby de- Clares Its purpose and Intention lo maan ine idoic uescrtuva improve ment by and through the Street Im provement department of the City of Salem. , By order of the Common' Council. EARL RACE. City Recorder Date of firvt publication of this no tice is Aaruft 4. 1920 NOTICE Of Aftfteaament of the Wt of Im provlrqc IHvUlon MrrH Kmm tlx Went Use of Front Kirrrt to the East Line of Water Hree4. Notice is hereby riven that the m m common voancu ot tne t-iiy oi ia- 1 lent will, on or about the hour o: I?.n n m M ik. um a r f-- - ' oi Augustr I s.w. or ni i ne wroe nonr. . m a a a a A a at. n. ny iuowjowi meerinr or tne Common Council at the council chamber In the city hall, proceed to aKeas upon each lot or part thereof or parcel of land. Its proportlonata share of the cost of improving Dl .1.1.. mtwt IV. II. i irivn VIICl MUIU . v . c I ' VI Front street ro the east line ot Water street. All persons interested In said as sessment are hereby notified to be and appear at said time and place before the Common Council and pre sent their objections to said assess ment. If any they have, and apply to the Common Council to equalis) their proportionate share of sal J assessment. By order ot the Common Council this Snd day or August. 1920. KARL. RACE. City Recorder. JfllONS OF A WIFE The Story o! a Honeymoon 1 Wood erf al Romance, of Uarrled life Wonderfully Told by ADKLK GAIUIISOX. CHAPTER 669 WHY MADGE FOUND HERSELF WISHING SHE WAS SAVE AT HOME. The light from the flash lamp In the hands of Allen Drake traveled over my person rapidly, then rested upon my fsce. I shrank away from It Involuntarily. I knew, of course, that It was nec- e?sry for him to assure himself that no btood from the wound upon bis REVE! CALENDAR OF GARDEN OPERATIONS FOR GREAT BRITAIN l Under the head of Horticulture.! ibe Cyclopedia Hritannica. beginning on page 290 of volume IS. contains a calendar of gardening operations for -rest Ilrltaln. As the conditions there are very similar to those found in the Willamette valley. The States man will, on the first Thursday of each month, copy the gist of he mat ter given by that great, authority for the benefit of tbe people oi mis section who should commit tnem- selves to the slogsn "More acres and more to the acre." and this should apply to the city people who can get the nse of small plots of land as well as those who live in snouroan and farming districts. Following Is the calendar for the enrrent month:) Angwnt Kitchen Garden. Sow winter and spring spinach In the beginning and about the end ot the month: parsley! and winter onions, for a full crop, in the first week; cabbages about the rnidoi of thsi month, for planting! out In spring: cauliflower In the flrM h.if isj-ntiandi and in the ocon1 halt (England) of the month: Hardy! ing allowed to remain on the old Hammersmith and Brown Cos let-1 plants until the end of m .-ou .. tk. firat mnA laai wmV small salads occasionally: and Black Span I. . . .. .... n lh radlrh. for winter crops. Plant in raniru. ur winter ri"o. out kales and broco'.ll for late crops arm had dripped upon toy clothlntT- Hul something in the tone ot bis vcke a moment before, and la ma eye as I met them now In the Ilgnt or the flash lamp made me vajuny uncomfortable. There was a sucstlon of the per sonal note In both voice and look. And 1 had no desire to have such a note struck la this bizarre expedition in which Allen Drake and I were tn forced partners. It was bad enough, I told myseir. to be traveling orer the country roads of Long Island with this man without having the grave Importance of our mission be littled ever so tUlhtly by anything extraneous. Aren't Ton Hungry?" Whether he saw my laTolantarr gesture or not I don't know. At any rate the look la his eyes which had startled me quickly faded, and was replaced by aa Intent significant cam at the watch apoa my wrist. It did n't need his pointed finger to tell . me that the time had come for the transfer or the Important paper. "Aren't yon hungry?" Mr. Drake asked la matter-of-fact tones, and I knewvthat meant as to keep ap conversation to cover my movements. "Indeed. I am.- I returned hearti ly, undoing the straps of the trick: wrist watch Lillian had giren me. "but I have no fears for the Im mediate future. 1 have eaten din ners of your ordering before, yon know." I gave n little, light laugh just as I Dried open the back of the watch to cover any possible clinking sound. But it was a well contrived aiiair. and there: was no Indication of what I was doing. Ia another moment the tiny familiar packet pt rice PPr was In the palm of my nana. Aa Excess of Caution. I stretched ont my hand to Xr. Drake, touched him on the arm "I wonder if yon could disentan gle the drapery of this sleeve. 1 asked casually. "The button of my glove has caught In It. and as I ran t see It very well I'm making rather mess of It. "I'm sure I can. he returned. He took my outstretched hand la his. and the paper from it, then turned oa his flashlight. "If yon'll hold tbe flash light III see what a the matter In a moment-" I took the flash and held it so the light fetl upon the paper tn his hand. With one eye out for the driver, who. however, sat stolidly with his face to the front, Mr. Drake whipped out a notebook from his pocket, smoothed.. out the paper I had given him. and fastened It into the notebook- with tiny clips. Then he put the book back Into his pocket without another , glance at the paper. "There, sow yoar-Alare Is loose again. he said. 'Thank yon so much. I returns, and wondered vaguely as I did so whether or not all these elaborate precautions were necessary- It seemed, a bit melodramatic and over drawn to me. The driver was sep- .... ,, rVf irom ns py me usual gia partition, aad I thought he mi&t have sharp ears Indeed to hear what we were saying. And he hadn't once turned his head In oar direction. The thought croseed my mind tat perhsps Mr. Drake was not averse to "painting the lily and gilding the rose". a bit la this expedition of ours, and that he might either be having a little quiet amusement at my ex pense or Indulging his own vsatty in trying to Impress me. He could very easily d- so and I be none the wiser, for, of course. I knew tbt there was need for precaution In the transfer of the paper. Bnt the de gree of care necessary was entirely in Mr. Drake's hands. ' A feeling of pique stirred In my heart at the thought. Woman-like I longed to show this man that k wasn't such a novice In handling 1m-' porta nt matters as he must think n. and also that I had penetrated his subterfuge, but there was no oppor tunity for me to do either. I mart play the game out ontil he. my su perior officer jnst now, should re lease me. , The taxi rolled smoothly along, and as smoothly ran Mr. Drake's con versation. Fortunately for me hs gave me no chance for other than monosytlabic replies. I'm afraid 1 would have made bnt a poor show lag ir I had been obliged to keep n my end of the conversation. The old vague, fascinated fear, of Allen Drake, which I bad felt so strongly whea I first met him. came over me again. I would have given a good deal to be safe at home. (To be continued) plant celery (earthing np the ad vancing crops as required), endive for succession and a few coleworts. Take up shallots, gat lie, etc. Fruit Garden. Proceed In train ing and regulating Ihe summer shoots of all fruit trees as directeU for the last three months. Net up. in dry weather, gooseberry and cur rant bnsbea. to preserve the fruit till late In autumn. Make new straw, berry beds It required. Preserve the ripening fruits on the wall and other trees from Insects, and destroy wap nests. Gather fruits as they ripen- Forclng The routine of cultiva tion in hotbeds and pits may he con tinued. Sow. and propagate by cut tings. In the beginning of the raonts. cucumbers, to be afterwards grown In hot-water pits, or in boxes ta front of the pine-stove for a winter crop. Make up mushroom beds for. wiuier crop, in ine pinery m'ni oi the summer fruit will be cut by the middle of the month, when a general shifting or succession plants will takq place: as alo a pettlnr of suckers, - but these will be strengthen v i in the forcing houses, where th I crops are pasl. part of th sh may tx removed, so at to prr thorough teatUatlou.