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NORWICH UXIOX
rmi LNSUUXCE SOCIETY
iJSde.t Agent S?JBtU8t.
MONEY TO LOAN
On Real Eitt
i T. K FORD- w.
(Oref Udd P Dank)
FARM LOANS
HAWKINS & ROBERTS
204-207 Oregon Building
OUR OFFERINGS
fif homei Including some of the fl
it., m tha city. Our list ot farm
and acres 1 complete,
t v an. Aft A LAFLAR
7 nrion Bldg. Phone 1C44
NEW TODAY
irTTD SALESMEN. EXPERIENCED
ee kieiperieaccd. -u :iu High.
1 LOST CAMEO PIS. 'WILL THE PAR
Tk sailed at Hartroan Bros, with
tiik et with t reari whirh
fo'oiid, kindly call Miss I'sllrlch at
n.
i
FOR BEST T-KOOM HOUSE, MODERM.
-ii k..i.t jfarnsre. ess. lights, fire.
aiaee- fcfated at 441 N. lltb at. Will
lee for months. L. A. Uay-
lord. Stale etrcet. .
WHO HAS WORK EOlt MIDDLE AOKD
wan at SI day, and board. F IV
trnavtead, Uout 4, Bo 63, care 1. A.
- IWH, ? V ' ' ' - '" ' - ' '
FOH SALE HMK K 2. IAJT 2, SALEM
llri'hta Price a0: god term a on
part. Phona or fall 1C49 3th al.
BLLK AtSTRALIAX SHEPHERD PUPS
W E. B. Flake. Phone 1040J ;
JUOS 17th ttt
WILL SELL OR TRADE 320 -ACHES Or
, f.na land- Wt"l ! Orand Cwulee.
h Partly unproved, value aoout
t:tUW ViU ta .martgare or terms.
I'Uone 117i or call at 34tt S. Front at.
lost WHITE BULL PUPPT. BRIS
die face sad -k.TT tail.; Oar play mate.
' fhoae Jimmy. 5iK).
IA8t TERMS. 5-ROOM HOUSE PLAS--trrad.
city water, newly painted nwide
; and ea'5 3 Mi. fmit ta aelL at a l.ar
( tup Prc I850; t-rm 330 down,
balance like rent. Immediate pot-
BARBER & PEARSON
500 B-ay JJaildiaj. aear Commercial Club
BAKCAIX FIVE ROOM MODERN COT
f. fo'l eemcot baxemcnt. cemrat
walks, Nilf ia kite, buffet in din
tut room and keok ctvea la livias
room, chicken heire and fruit. Priced
to aeil 2 !. HK block fi car.
BECKE HEXDU1CKS i
J03 U. . litnt lldi.- . Phone ml
PATROVI2E , UUM E' IS8T1TITIOSS
and home inJutrie aa mach aa Ii
b!e. keetiag our aioney at home, pro
rwiuy the prwxperitv aad general wel-
fare of nr home state and community.
l si wil im tmr to r-llee hoine de
prrsiRi The rer" Hre Keli' eswn
riatlofi it a home inotitntion worthy oi
tir patren? and mivport.
bTA.NDLKV FOLEY
Hoom 2 Cu.U Kank Bldz.
,-..- balcm. Ott.
Phone 317
FiliM TOR HOUSE TRADE 30 ACRES
& uiU, (ram Halem: beat of soil. 14
arret in catiTatWn ready to t to fruit
ft crea fiiit cla fir timber, lod
wett, no buildinci. near- hicliway. Price
3iO0; teroia er trade for alem reii
nra .
Wt har other, improved, to trade. List
it with av
BARBER & PEARSON
t'0 llnv Ruildinz. near Commercial Club
mPLOYMENT
PE3IALR
iXI'EKlKNCtD KTESOOKVPHER AXD
oiikeper d-ire ,. jK:tion. Address
cbj, rare ntateamau.
W.IXTEI 1 SEAT YOUNO WOMAN
to vah diwtea in ktnall retaurat.
ti was, and no Sunday work. 12d
H. Liberty.
Vasttd htexot.baphic rosmox
kr ileuegrapker bo haa had two Tar
riHne, - tiood - rrfereccet. Phone
I'.l'iM.
LLE
VTAT:i UtiHT WORK BY MAN OF
so el'je-i. Phone 704.
IfLSCELLANEOUS
WASTED MEN AXD WOMEN TO
take, far paper subscriptions. A rood
hropatitma t the right people. Address
e ractiie Uamestead, SiaUiaaa Bldg
Ska. Qt.
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CATHOLICS. WISHING TO MARRY
articalar, Addrea Home Clab,
L-le S3. Grand Rapid. Mich.
CtT MAERIED BF.SV MATRIMONIAL
MPer paWuiid. Free for alamo. Cor
tmninl. Teled.. t,i. '
FORjALE
""",WALL TINTS. MANY
ag ltjZ
caxauy unTik.
9a oa a " "
I'OK
BALE -CAKlBV mtrrwu v-i-k.
'Sera, phene llad tnjn
P1XAM1AL
L Hkl A"? BOl'"T AND tWD.
' ' Roberta. 20.1 i u.
--- --w-Bj"esj sy aa-.
5.Hlf1, 0wOD 'ARM -OBT
222 8S?," Ja6""8
rOCLTRY
lt';t VE PI YMOt Til WH.K
- oVrs!T,V'rk M-. V- Blwr9,'.Sa-
' BROVt-v . 1
'"t ,tl . "wl'OKX -4KKEICEf
"'hi.. - . Price
risht.
Coif., u-. V. .
. llM-uk ran.
ejrtnrnY JOOR-
T5 ysrsi 'r oonltrymea
hl,7. V B-l
reaa .
Salem. Oro
- i1e.V,R.,l?J Tha Tamfje
"iAs trial iuK.,J '
w Noacrtptwp. M,.iw,a Ul.
VESTOCK
I .
"Ii1 Aire,..
IX' SALE, 100
THE OBSGOIS STATESMAN. ftALfcAL OREGON.
LIVE STOCK
FOK KALK THKEK J1KKT CLASS
Jeraer milk -oe. Plinue B17J. L. U
Buljriu. uju mil -street.
MISCELLAXEOUS
WINTKtt AfiLES KOU HALE PHOXK
vTALrELT" YOCR HOrSE; ITS
lnvr iv ruin.
IB, a: about half brie.
179 N. Coos' 1 81.
Mas U. Bur,
'WALLBOARD" CAS BE C8ED OVER
lata or studding. Can be tiated or
papered. Max O. Bursa, 179 North
Commercial street, -
STANDARD EXCHANGE. S2 NORTH
Commercial street, diamond, watches,
nusital instraaeats .gnaa. clothing,
shoes, ate. Both new and seed gosus
bought, sold or sxebsnged.
SACKS, SACKS FOR BALE 100.000
Jraia. ata aod potato aacka. Capital
ask and Barfata. Iloaaa. SIS Camtar
llrwt. faoae as.
"WALL PASTE." KO COOKING RR-
qaired. Sticks OTerythang. Mix O.
oarco, ji n. uoamarciai atnat.
CAPXITITT OF THE OATMA9 0IRL6
tat trna story af weatdra lnai-
oo aa oea earcfally raaiaod. aaakiag
a haadaoma little book, it tails ia
graphic terms af the saaasaera af tha
Oaimaa family, at tha aaeape af La
tvdm, Bd tha captivity af Mary aad
lia. Mary dial af starvation aad
Olive was parehaa4 frcm taa ladiaaa
five years later. Tha price ia SO eeata,
poatpaid. Addreaa Orcgoa Tsachata
MeaUly, Baiasm. Oragwav
FOR BALI TRUCK CHAINS ALL
SIZES. CAPITAL JCSK BAB
OAIS BOUSE. US CEKTEB ST.
PHOSB S9S.
WOOD
CALL TUB SALEM FVatt. TARDS FOb
year wood aad coal; office 7 S3 Trade
street, mene
rOR SALE LAROE SECOND GROWTH
FIR, 4 FEET AXD IS INCHES.
FRED TWELLS
BOS S. CHURCH ST. THOSE 1342
FOR RENT
APART31KXTS
FOR 11EXT PURXISHED APARTMENT
- of 3 rooota and bath. Six block from
male house: nt children. lgl Marion,
TTT T I- , i iT
HOUSTES
F. L. WOOD, til dSTATB ST, REAL
aetata, realaJa
... . ., . ,, . .. i , , ,. .,
V ItOUMUS
NICELY FURNISHED SLEEPIXO ROOM
for rent; t79 X. Hijh. -
FOR KENT LAROE. LIGHT, FVttX.
iahed rooma for huaineaa ia n. Newly
equipped; furnace . heated." bath. One
Work from po!office. I'hone a-d.
IUKJM AXD 1JOAHD.
FOR RKNT-i-WELL FURNISHED I"UR-
r asca heated room in private home with
good home cooked meals; VS0 Mill
atreee or phone 47J.
LOST AND FOUND
LOST.
LOT PAIR OF GLASSES IS CASE.
Phone B7F23.
LOST GOLD BAR PIS ON STATE OR
Liberty etreet. or in dpartment store.
Reward for return. Phona 1304.
WANTED
MISCELLANEOUS
OOOSEBEERRY AND CURRANT CTJT-
ting wanted. FruiUand Karscry.
Phona 1140M.
WANTED FIRST CLASS LOGANBER-
- ry tip plants for later delivery. Cannot
- m aurkers; joint pisots nor spindling
tip. State quantity and price wanted.
Ward K. Ri-hardMn. Phone 494.
Automobile Directory
FOR SALE BUICK ROADSTER: Ml
eclL leaving town. Bargain at
eaah; 194 S. Cottage. .
OLESON MOTOR CAR CO.
349 X. Commercial St. Phono C68
Uaed Car Center. Quick Changes
1917 Sason Sis ................ ,9 475
1018 Chalmers His ........ 525
117 Ford Touring 523
1020 International 1 t n truck, ... 1100
1919 Chandler, 7 pssaenger ...... . 1200
Many Other Good Buys
BUSINESS CARDS
CHINESE PHYSICIAN
DR. Ib ML. HUM CUBES ANY KNOWN
dlaeaae. 159 8. Hih St. Phew 999
DRESSMAKING.
WANTED, SEWING,
-hoar. Call 18H-R.
WILL WORK BY
HAT SHOPS.
HAT SHOP MEN'S AND WOMEN'S
hats rsaovated and blocked 49 5 Court
IXSIILXCE.
AUTOMOBILE COLLISIONS ARE Y.i
coming frenent. Protect yoarelf
a;aint lo for damae by injuring in
Amerea' largest Judemoity company.
Kate are lower than last year.
A. C. BOHRXSTEDT
401 Maaonie Temple
Salem, Ore.
LAUNDRIES
SALEM LAUNDRY COMPAST, IIS S.
liberty street. PHor-e SJ. Oldest
Lwgest Be.4. Established 1999.
CAPITAL CITY STEAM LAUNDRY
(..in, work. tromtt service, xaoc
Rrwadwer. Phone 15.
MONEY TO LOAN
$;.ro TO IAN ON FARM SECURITY;
71 North Commercial.
I NURSERY ISTOCK: '
ODrc1S:I.oJANBEi:RTf PLANTS
ni.riot delivery; any-,lnHty.
K, Uirhardson, 23 1 Fraot, .
FOK
Ward
ClHKt E STB WVBERRY .PLANTS. ANY
..-ntitj". all leading """JT":
inu-ra-ting. Ward. K. Kichardaoa.
Z tVi Front sL ' I'hone 4'J1. - -
r n r; i t l a n i sitiseky now has
' tvs yjrd corner Kig" nnd Ferry ats.,
, Ksletri. Ph ae c-U snd aea our tm-k ;
i and 8 f Italian prune and swtlr
grades also ether aury stock Thone
1I4M. - ; -
PAINTINO AKjrABHn?LL'
rveltooa"aat oa aa eslend-d visit Bad
I remmcad A. H. lark (ph-ae
t34 aa a competeal workman, tlleaa
U Adams.
l'LUSlRLNCJ.
PLUMBING. REPAIRING AND COIL
work. tn.e I5I7J. Shop 127 Uain
ktfct,t. A. L. Ovdirej. "
PRn'ATE HOSPITALS.
WASTED COS PIN EM EXT CASES AT
pnvata' haapital. 1 bt beat af Maip-
- nt. Phona
PHV81C1AXS A.l SURGEONS
KATHEBiSB RCHLEEP, M. D PHT
W" 4 Sargaaa. Offi Orcgoa
bclldant rtmata 411 11. Paaaa 640.
OTr Orf oa Elactria dopat.
SECOND HAM) KITRMTURH
WANTED 8ICOSD HASD PURM
Ura, rc, rarpcta, atea, aiaehiaary
and tool.. Beat prieea paid. Tha Cap
Hardwara ft Fornitara Co- 815
W. Coa l St. Phoaa 847.
REPAIRING AXD gHARPKSIXQ
CUTLERY OaiXDISO: LAWN MOW
era. aafaty raaara. ate. Stawart's Ra
pair SUop. 47 Court atraat.
BES WHEELER EVERTTHISO RE
pairro. ueoeral sharpening, ehinia
"Mp, 14a'N. 17th at Phon- 1418W.
tTOVE REPAIR1XG
STOYES REBUILT AXD REPAIRED
years experience; Depot Naltoaal
fence, alios 26 t 58 inches high. Palats
all aad varaishea. atc.r loganberry aad
hop hooka. Salens Feme aad Steve
erfca. 8S0ortstreet Phoaa H
SECX)XD H.1XD GOODS
WF BUT AND SELL SECOND HAND
goods af ail kinds, pipe fittings, har
as. awUars. collar pads, tools, aad
chain. Fred Schisdlar, SSi Oealar
street.
TRAXSFER HAULING
CAPITAL CITY TRANSFER CO. Hi
Stats St, phoaa 3I. Diatributlag.
forwarding aad storage aur specialty.
Get nt rates.
WALL PAPER, PAINT
WALL PAPER AXD CEILINO FAFFS
20a aad np deubU roll. Max O. Ko
rea, 179 N. Commercial St.
SER PORTER FOR PAINTS. WALL
Paper aad Picture Framing. Oaad
vrcvkmesu 454 Court St. Phoaa 485.
WATER
BALKjC WATER. LIORT POWER
va, elJiea SOI, Boat Cvm'l street.
TO per east otacoaat - aa domestic
flat rates paid ta advamea. tie da
dactiona for abaeaaa or any eanae aa
leas water la akut off year premlaec
PROFESSIONAL
OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS
DBS. WHITE AND M At SHALL,
n. g. Natiaaal Bank Bldg.
oa
SB, W. U
MERCER. OSTEOPATKI0
Physidsa
aad Barg-on, Kiraavia
gradaatSL 404 sad 405 D. 8. Natl Bank
buUding. Phosa Off ice 119, gasldaaas
la. , . '
DB JOHN L. LYXCfl. OSTEOPATH! 0
Phyaieiaa Saruaa, 4 03-404 Oregoa
Bldg. Phoaes: Of flea 1994: Baa. 6s If 5.
CHIROI'RACTORS.
DR. O. U SCOTT, P. S. O. CHIROPRAC
tor, 809-12 U. B. Beak Bllg. I'hona
87; Rev 82R.
REAL ESTATE
BARBER & PEARSON
Sells city aad country property. List It
- with as snd it will rcqayve special st-
tealion. We will find oa a trade U
that is what Joa want.200 Grag Bldg,
near Commercial dub.
FOIt SALE 80 ACRES EXCEPTION
ally fine aernnd grawth fir timber, 8
miles from Salem, mile to Pacific
. highway. Price $75 per sera.
HART ft MULLEU
208 Oregoa Buiding - -
FOR SALE OR TRADE
A beautiful rooorn homo . with bread
frontage on paved street near state
houae, for sale st ,0iK; on eaay
terms, or will rent after Jan. 12, .1921.
A number of modern homes: some on
Court St.. alo Capital rt snd various
local it ica, and some good buaincua pro
perty paying inveatmenta. Also a
. larce liating of farms in both Marion
and " Polk county. Garden tracts,
prone orchards and suburban" home.
We are glad to show the properties to
any interested parties.-
OREGON LAND CO.
442 State St.
NICE COTTAGE ON NORTH COMMEU-
cial street at 1 2500.
Good homo at iiizhland with '2 rood
i- lots and plenty of fruit at 92000.
M' I0-a-re tract touta of City in fruit
St 940OO. .
SQUARE DEAL CO.
L. 3, Nstt Bsnk Bldg. . Phone 470
HOUSES
3 room plsatered hoaao e,cert kifrhea.
water, toilet, etc . lot 50x120. Cheap
at 91U"0. ,
S room plaatereJ - tuogalow. toilet, etc
Price 81600 with $5oo down.
6-roont plaatered bungalow bath. toiW,
lights, garage, rte: large lot, half block
to car. Price $2230, terms.
3 rvoia plastered boogslow, sis block
from tne center of the city. Strictly
modern ia every wsy Price $4000
terr.
3-mom houte, clone in, full baaement. toi
let, bath, Pghta, ge, water, gootd lot
snd garag in bavement of house. Pries
$300u cssh. $to;o.
FARMS .
10 seres on psved road. 3 miles from Sa
lem; all in cultivation snd fenced with
woven wire; family orchard, bearing:
C room plastered houae, good barn aad
other at buildings. Price $8300, good
terms.
10 acres bearing logans aad evergreens
Price $7000; terms.
10 sere. I1,, milea from Salem; all it
cultivation; family orchard, some 1
gsns snd strswberri s : pie
terd house, hot and cold water, bath
toilet, etc; good bara and other nl
buildinge. Price $7300; terms.
10 seres, 'i mile from Salem, good sol
and all aaJer caltivatioa rnce 3w,
terms. -25
acre). Hi mile from Salem, s
from paved rosd. sll elesred and in cut
tivation; family orchard: 3 r'om houae
good barn. ate. Price SfiOOO. terms.
LA.HAYFORD -:;
Real Estate and Fire lnssraaco
i 903 Male St,
BEST BUYS
G-sere rbirken and berry ranch, close le
nation, $2700.
tO acres . tou, 5 blackberries; build-
i5: $7300.
6 screw. 2i 1'ssqs modern hoiase; at car,
400, Si aoo, cash.
7 room. tretlr nid-rn, one block from
pofcloffice, $7 50O.
C roott. modern, state street; lot 50220
fUGOO.
4 rm, plastered, 2 lots, $1275. $775
b roctm, modera. lot 50275; $250o, $oooand by rirlue of the. power of sale
1 f I., ...... 1 . . mt 1. n , 1. A
csn.
5 roouiK. 1 acre lot, in loganWrries, at
tar: 2ti, f 1 i" cao.
D. D. S0C0L0FSKY-
341 State Street.
FRUIT and STOCK RANCH
Of 23n ((m of tillable land. lo-a"d
miles from Salem, in paed road. Stl"
acre in fall g'ain. a fine 7-j ear-eld. 2
acre pn:ue orchard (produced 17 tons
of dried fruit laM ?ear. 2" brad of
. ralllej . head of home. 70 goata,
' about I""' bnhcla of oala. 41 tons of
hr and 70 tii -of aiWse. fullr
einipped with all kinds of marhinerv
and - IwK aud an eislt- mrd
fullv modern boue with furnace,
bath, electric lisht. etc.. full cement
basements Barn snd it buildings ie
firM class comlllion. Price, everything
iiM-luded 918W er acre. A small pay
ment dowu, vour own time on the bal
ance. This farm ronld be est is two
very nicety,
I AFI.AR Rr I AFI.AR
4,0 40. W. tM Or..lcl WllU thO liUC bvlwvCB bCCtiOUa
REAL ESTATE
COSVKNIElilLY LOCATED FIVE-ROOM
modern houxe for ale. Price rraoonable
if ttkrn at once; a.d tenaa. Move in
today. Fer appoiutapnt to ore it. call
vaner. 1'bonc t'J4 or evening 631M.
A OOOD SEVEN ROOM HOUSE FOR
liiKi: part t-rma if sold at once;
rretctly TcmoUelrd sud in gvd con
. Union, tjprtier lot. Virnrr will ftlivw
it by a4in!ment. I'uoue Mr. While
494 or efening autiJ.
TO EXCHANGE 5 AltiES CLOSE IS.
aouie iinprovemrnt; for boae iu fca
lem. E. Cotufton, U-2 S:ata atrect.
room 7. !
FOR SALE 7 ROOM HOUSE. NICE
abrnbber-, tvmt fruit, paved ktrect.
Price IVU0.
HART A- MILLER
208 Oregon Dunlin;
WORTHWHILE
I'i acre. 1 ' mile out. 4 ruv m bonae.
'Uj11 i a '!, rbickra huues 20 rurd
wixio leuti: irrh jersey raw and au
auto. Price '.'UOO; half rakh.
MILLS & COPLEY
.331i State Street.
Reasonably Priced
Properties
We have .a limited number Iowa biuns
and auggeat you consult . Yea t!l
be satiHtied. We mean what we nr.
The FLEMING REALTY Co
1 341 Stats Street
GOOD BUYS
2 acre tract oa carHne aonth of Salem,
amall barn, bearing eherrlev Pi ice
15lK. 93UU down, balance 20l per
year, 6 per cent interrat.
Well improved 20-bto tract, two good
:houaea, 8 acre beaming prune: aVa
acrea of logana, good road. Win eon
aider good houae and lot up to SSOVO
aa part payment. Price 916.3000.
10-acre tract, nearly all cultivated, two
acres logana, good road. Price S30UO.
20-a ere tract, small houte and barn, U-
. gaaberriea, strawberries and prtirie.
good road. 4 miles out. Will cencder
ity property up to 9400U. . Prie
9700. i
320-arre farm, 80 aerea cultivated, bal
ance timber, kouee and barn. Will eon
aider city property up to ?10,0iK), Irice
5 per acre.
15 acr tract, all enttivated, good bunga
low, ibarn, well, 2 acre logaat, ; some
runes, 4 milea south. Price filutrU.
3 acresi of good berry soil, eloae to ear
line south of Salem. Price $500;
11000 down, belanra term.
HOUSES
Good 5 mem modern houte ia South Sa
! lem. Price 13230.
3-room house, bath, tailet, Vaaement.
; Price Sieoo; half ca.h.
Fine fht front lot oa South Commercial
li street. Price SlUlO, Juo down, Lai
1 anre terms.
If yea are looking to buy, trade or ec!!,
ere j ... s
W. H. Grabenhorst & Co.
" - : 7 Bute Street.
FOR SALE 7-ROOM PLASTERED
houe. garage. 1 let." Price $2300; 9800
caah; balance 920 per month. .
HART MULLEH
208 Oregon Bsiding
for sale;
One of the finest homes ' la ' Salem. 1 11
atory. 7 room. !
Modern, full basement, east front snd
paved street. $0800.
Dsndy 10 seres of tsnd. 5 mile from
town oa good road. $1300.
LOOSE & PATT0N
370V, State Street.
RADICAL REDUCTION
Owoer of a 10 acre orchard has a fine
buaines opening and will make aa ac
tual sacrifice of his place to enable bin!
to accept. - r -
The price ia open ; 13 mjnates from "town ;
aesirartie place. ce me for drtaiL
WRL FLEMING
S41 State Street
FOR SALE A MODERN HOME. TERMS
I'hona 62F2.
Small Tract Bargains
With Fine Improvements
10 acre pf fine land and nearly all cul
tivated. Nice little creek of water all
vesr. Fine spring water pipe4 into
house. iA daiidr new bungarow with
Lath and toilet, fair barn. And we can
sell yea this for $3000. "Is iocstcd on
good grsveled road 1. mile. from school
and storey en mail route' and cream
route. This, is j a . real snap.. You caa
b iy more land with this if you wsnt a
larger place.
ANOTHER GENUINE BARGAIN
11 acres of the fimtt kind of river bot
tom land, A bolt 6 itm in bearing
fruit and the balanen ia aader niiva
tion. Thia land doea not overflow, Lo
gana grew to. perfection here.- A fiae
large bungalow with full baacni.nt,
barn, rbiefcea honie. etc.- Lot'4 oa
good gravel rosd. Did you know that
place-liko this can- be bought for
$4200 with a paymeat of half canhf
Where esa you beat thiat
If 'you are interested in realy good itnall
tracts, sea us sbout theaa b for it 1
,v HNNEY & SMITH
469 State Street Ground Floor
WOOD'S BARGAINS
Eight-room modern houe. $3500. or will
exchange for amaller houae.-40 aerea
.: i.J:i . ...!..'.... ..m!
pay. Sis room modern houe. $2C50.
ronrpsomnouje. fiw
houae. 91600. Want to boy s home
north of Center street snd
and wet of
12ih. Have a three-room houae for rent
or ale, easy term. $830.
F. L WOOD
311 Stat Street.
160 ACRES. PRICZ $050 OR ABOUT $4
per sere.
20 sere. 13 rnltivsted. Price 3H; lo
cated within 3 miles of Salem. Al
tnot your owa terms.
42 seres, sll cultivated, good bnildinga;
will take some city property or stusller
acreage.
MAGEE
Rooaa 29. Corner Stste and Commercial
(Tr Ra.irV'a
PUBLIC NOTICES.
EXECUTOR'S SALE OP HEAL
i PROPERTY
Notice Is hereby given that the
undersigned executor of the last
will and testament, and estate of
Carolina Daberco. deceased, under
vested In said executor by tne
terms of said will, from and after
Monday, the 7th day ot February,
1921. at the law oUitvs of C. M.
Inman in the Breyman Block at
Salem. Oregon, will proceed to sell
at private sale to the highest bid
der for cosh, nubjrct to confirma
tion of the County Court of the
State or Oregon for the County of
Mar.oii. the following descrioed
real properly, to-wit:
Beciiinins ;tt a point n tne sec
tion liu-between tw-ctlons 33 and
3!. 14.0 chains Hth from the
corner to sections 27. 2". 33 and
34 In townahlp south, range 2
west of tbo Willamette meridian,
in Marion County. Oregon, and
running tltr-nce north 1.9 n chains
on the line betwecu sections 33
and. 34, '.thence west 1 chain,
thenc; south 5.t9Vs chains paral-
27 and 28; thence north 75 de
grees eat 1.02 rbaint to the place
of beginning, containing v. SO of
an acre.
Dated at Salem, Oregon, this
8th day ot January, 1921.
. . . . FRANK O. JOHNSON.
Executor of ald last will and tes
tament and estate.
C. M. loman. Attorney for Estate.
WHOLE MILK
AND PRODUCE WANTED
Marion Cre&serj & Produce C
Salem, Oregon. Phone 2488
SALEM MARKETS I
.
IlUYlXa PRICE
Kgc and Poultry
Eggs, 40c.
tis, heavy. 22-24c.
Hens. lUht. 18-20C
Old roosters, 8-1 (rc.
liroilers. 22.24c.
I'utk, MuUon and
Pork, on foot. $11.00
iwr
-111.75.
bJlBM, Yt'oC.
Dtesaed hogs. 14 He.
liter steerg, 7 l2r-8c "
Cows. S-6c.
Top Teal, 16c.
Hay
Qover hay $u-$22.
Oat and vetch bay, per ton
$21-123.
Cheet hay, $21-$23.
(nua
Wheat. $1.20-$ 1.35.
Oats, 4 Sc.
31111 Feeds, Retail
Mill run. $38.
Wholesale to Dealer)
Creamery butter, S 1-5 2c.
Dutterfat. 4 4c.
Frnlt
Oranges, $3.75-$4.50.
Bananas, 13 l-2c.
Lemons. $3.72.
Grape fruit, Cal., $; Arlt.,
$;.&0; Florida. $8.-
Cranherriea. $5.23 box; $20 l.
Vegetables
Cabbage. 2c.
Onlpns, Oregon. $1.25.
Onions. California, $2.
Turnips. $2.
Carrots. $1. SO sack.
Green peppers, 20c. -
Cauliflower. $1.83 doz.
Dates. 22 l-2c lb.
i Lettuce. $3 crt.
. Spuds, $1 wt.
Sweet potatoes, $3.75-$6.50.
Orare, 23 lb.'
Comb honey, case, $8. .
Celery, $1.23 doz. bunches.
Parsley. CQc doz. bunches.
, Beets, 7Se doz. bunches.
Tomatoes, $3.23 crt.
Honey, extracted 20c lb.
; Retail (
Creamery butter, 4 3-3 3c.
Egcs. 4"e.
Plonr. hard wheat. $2.73-$2.93.
Klonr, valley. $2.C0.
Sugar. $10.
REAL ESTATE
MEN TOGETHER
.s m
The New Association for
! Marion County Ready
: , for Active Work
' The real' estate men of Marion
county are getting their new as
sociation into fu'l organization
and action.
They expect through close as
sociation, along co-operative lines,
o b able not only to standard
ize the legitimate business of real
estate brokerage for this section,
but also in the same way to build
tip a powerful work in the gen
eral development of the country,
thus directly and Indirectly aid-
' ing every line of business and ev
ery worthy enterprise.
At a "get-together" banquet at
the Gray-Belle on Wednesday
evening, attended by real estate
men- from different sections of
Marlon county, Frank McCrUlia.
vice president of the Portland
Realty board and chairman of. the
Interstate Realty cssoclation, was
th principal speaker of the eve
ning. He urged close co-operation
among realtors of Marion
county, and a strict adherence to
the "Code of Ethics." which, he
explained . was nothing more than
beins; .open and above board in
all dealings.
J. D. Ijee. member of the legis
lature. HarTey Wells, ex-tnsUr-ance
commissioner, and Fred ,W.
ureman, ei-presmeni-oi tne t on
land lloaltv rwtarH alan tno!ia in
1 behalf x Of . close CO-operatlon.
i Captain C. A. Barber, state Insur-
J z . ri...
I 1 a-
minute talk, while J. T. Beamish
of Baker discussed the movements
of the Baker County Realty asso
ciation. C. f. Johnson, manager
of ha real estate deoartmefit of 1
the state-of Oregon, presided
the banquet
hstnnuet. '
Adjournment was made while
the realtors went to the Commer
cial Club rooms and adopted the
constitution and by-law's which
will govern the. actions of the
new organization. After this wa
done election of officers took
place.
L. G. Ilayfoyd was unanimous
ly Hecti'd president: Chester
Smith, first vice pres'den: George
Htibb of Silvf'rtnn.W. E. Moses
of Jefferson and Marshall "War
ring were elet-ted feeond. third
and fourth vice nresidents. re
spectively: Karl O. Becke. secre
tary and Mm. Gertrude ' Page,
treasurer. John 'I. Scott. George
Grabenhorst and-.L A. Mills were
'ected t serve as members' of
the executive committee.
. Othr charter liir-mbcrs of the
organization arc: Mrs. Wlnnl
Pnt ioljp. (looree Sweglc, M. W.
Rowlev. G.' T. Morrison. A.-.C.
Itohmtedt. U. S. RHI. Albert
Copley, I). D. SoeolofFkr, S. F.
Tandv of Jofferson. - A. L. Seam
uter. A..K. Peterson. II. K. Brown.
Httfh MrOee, ChtrlcM Swegle and
Benjamin R. Perkins.
It is expwted that the new -nociatlon
will hold frrqucnt meet
ings, that its committer will be
active, and hat It will keep rlelit
mi the job all the tiinn in making
Salem a blcgvr and better city
and the whole tributary territory
a more prosperous and prjgressive
country.
Read the Gaiiificd Adi.'Rcad the Classified Ads.
SATURDAY MORNING,
REVELATIONS OFifeSf..
AYIFE
The Story ol a Honeymoon
k WmtderfttJ Rossaimco of Married
Life WoBderfmllj Told by
AD ELK CLUiniSON
CHAPTER esoa
WHY LILLIAN SAID. "IT MAY
HE HEST TO L-4.Y THE CARDS
PACE UPWARD ON THE TA
- DLEAFTER ALL."
I caught my under Hp between
my teeth In grim determination
not to betray by tone or phrase
how the words of the girl at thejlow- the Crimson eleven to go to
other end of the telephone had
' . rr .... . . .a M.
Edith Fairfax just returned
from a Journey. : All the suspic
ions which bad ; been bedeviling
me redoubled. I knew that at
any cost I must know once for
all the truth concerning my hus
band a friendship tor this girl.
"Well!" .The mice at tha oth
er end of the telephone held an
impatient note. I mentally clas
sified the voice I had its own
er upon the single occasion of my
seeing her, as distinctly under
bred, . ; j
"Will you please convey to IIss
Fa'rfax" I adopted my roost
formal manner "Mrs. Richard
Graham's regrets that she is fa
tigued, and !
I got no farther. . . .
"Is this Mrs. Graham?" the
other woman exclaimed rather
than questioned. "Walt a mo
ment, please." I
I beard the quick tattoo of her
high heels as ahe hurried away
from the telephone, and a min
ute or two later Edith Fairfax's
soft, well-bred southern Intona
tions sounded in ray ears. And to
my heated imagination there was
tremulous fright, In the girl's ac
cepts. . j
"Yes? Mrs. I Graham?- she
aid hurriedlr. "Is Ls there any
thing wrong?"
Again I bad to wait a moment
to control the tremnlo note of
my own voice,
"Oh. no. Indeed." I finally aald.
i'Misjuiij, uui i i irvaiint ilia I wc
I hadn't vet had thit little visit we
o romped each oher when we
last met at the Fle'ur do Lis res
taurant. Do you remember?"
"Oh. yes. I remember," Edith
Fairfax replied wib a little catch
pr her breath, and I guessed that
any memory of Dicky was cher
ished by her. i
- ..'..,
L' 11 Ian Interrupts.
"I have been.! vrry busy, and
Mr. Graham has been - out of
town." I wnt on smoothly,
therefore haven'! telephoned ; be
fore. But I'm going to be in the
city for some day, and I particu
larly wish to fee you. ; Will yon
not. -therefore, waive ceremany
and come to ee- me - tomorrow,
here at Mrs. Underwood's home,
where I am staying?"
A firm hand. Ultian's.'took the
recejver frqmray hand puthcr
own llps'to'the mouthpiece.
"Come over to luncheon. Edith"
she said heartily. "Bring -Leila
with you." .
' I didn't hear the girl's response.
but Lillian's answer was crisp and
to H olnt.
.Thlfs all right, then. Well
cxpct you it 1; Goodby."
She hune up. the receiver ab-
ruptlr and turned to me grimly.
"It you bad to do this mad
thing, why didn't yon tell me so
that we could have arranged it
smoothly? Ten to one- novr If she
comes rhe'Il be go frightened you
ran hardly talk with her intelll
gently.". 1
"Then you think?" I queried
breathlessly, ignoring her very ev
ident displeasure.
"I think that you're a very
foolistt, imoetuotts girl," she re
turned, and then ber voice soft
ened. . i . -
- i
Telegram for Katherine. :
"But I can't blame you," she
west on. "I know, Madge, that
you've had' enough to upset you
completely. But I can't help
thinking; you're' on the wrong
track about thfs. However,- it
may be best to lay the cards up
ward on the table, after all."
Lillian made no further refer
ence to the matter, nor did I. but
I knew Intuitively that it was the
subject uppermost In her thoughts
the rest of the day. ' 1
But in the early evening my
thoughts and hers were effectual
ly direrted from Dicky and bis
mysterious misdeeds. ,
Betty appeared at the door, her
face solemn and important, sure
sign of a telegram or a-cable-
at!Er"V
' ' ,l"
ere am a telegram for miss
Katherine." she -aid. "I do hope
t am no terrible newa for that
blessed lamb, and her jest mar
Tiedl" , I
Lillian took the envelope and
tore It open. Before Katherine
went ahe had asked us to open anr
letter or telegram that should
come after she was gone. "
"I have no correspondence
which you aren't perfectly wel
come to see."' she had said, "and
there may-come something to
which you ought to attend."
Lillian read the telegram
throush. then trrs-wd It to me.
"Here's a problem." she said
worriedly.
To be continued)
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writing your iianie and address
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JANUARY 22, 1921
CAMDniDGE, Mass.. Jan. 20.
A rutsrstlon that it . mlftht ba
r.ell for college ;c agree to lim
it the expenditures for equipping
athletic teams that rrpreAMu
thesn ia nter-co!lj:iate compeil
tioin tv a made In Ibe annual re
tort of the Harvard athletic con.
tn litre today. lm LeParon ft.
Hrigas. who wrote the report as
committee chairman, said he wus
far from denying (hat the enor-
moae popularity and unuleasaut
publicity of college athletes have
led to excessive expenditures.
Remarklnr that to some IX r-
nn Ih. thniirkt rt tenitlnv atn-i
dents across the continent to play
football is dlszusting. the. chair
man mentioned several factors
that Induced the committee to a'-
Pasadena. Calif., a year ago to
plav the University of Oregon.
"The committee was Inflnenced
alsot." he said. -"by the opportun
ity of showing that Harvard stu
dents are not such affected weak
lings aa many persons In the weat
have been taught to -think them.
but- simple and courageous
ronth."
Harvard's victory In that game.
Dean Briggs . said, gave R so
claim to any championship till?.
"Far from claiming a champion
ship of the world, a team that
barely tied Princeton wonld b-s
'mpudent in claiming the cham
pionship of the east if such
thing existed. Oregoa had a
good team In the west: Harvard
had a good team ka the east. It
was Interesting to see how two
teams ro far apart would com
pare. Reporters did the rest,"
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AIilERIGA NEEDS
STRONG MARINE
Direct and Implied Criti
' ci$m Hurled at Great Brit-
ain for Her Attitude
WASHINGTON. Jan. 20. Di
rect and implied criticism of the
attrtude of British and other for
eign shipping interests toward the
newly created American Merchant
Mar.ne permeated today'a session
of the second-annual convention
of the National Merchant Marine
association
Senator Ransdell of Louisiana.
as president, opened the conven
Hon with a plea for "an American
merchant marine built, owned and
operated by Americans without
the faintest suspicion In their
makeup of foreign sympathy,"
and Homer L- Ferjguson. Newport
News shipbuilder, concluded the
day's program with the declara
tion 'that the United States, if
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spray your trees. . - - -
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- We have all the different kinds that are used here,
includinj: the famous Sherwin-Williams Dry Lime-Sul-
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last year, Stolz Solution,. Bordo Spray, also, Sulphur,
Lime, Bluestone, etc. You will find our prices as low
as can be made on first class material, .
: BEET PULP
Just received a car of that Hijfh Grade Beet Pulp
and are able to sell at greatly reduced prices. Special
prices in large lots.
D. A. White & Sons
Phone 100
Light Your Farm
Buildings with the
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eV
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230 North Crnincrcial Elreet
necessary, should adopt discrimi
natory legislation to hold its place
oa toe seas.
The bombshell however, waf act
off by Senator Jones of Wahi fig
ton, chairman of the senate cons-
uerre CO rum sfion and author of
the merchant marine act who de
clared that the International Mer-
eantile Marine company .was
bound by an agreement with the
British, admiralty to condact Its
business "in the interest ot tha
British govern meat and British .
trade." To support his statemen.
the senator read the text ot an
agreegent. which he said the In
ternational Mercantile Marine had
entered Into in 1903 for ?l) year
and followed this with charpra of
attempt by British intrta atded
be aid, by certain American la
tennts "to destroy the American
merchant marine." He alsa de
clared that despite th!s agreement
the shipping board bad leased 4$
ships to the International Mercan
tile Marine.
Senator Jones' declaration
brought an Immediate reply from
P. A. S. Frankl n. president of the
International Mercantile Marine,
who accused the senator of being
"unfair" and added:
"All of these agreements to
which he refers, have been before
the shlpplnc board nd have been
approved. Judge Fayne when be
was chairman, passed upon them
and said they were quite satis
factory." ' '
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drug that Is barmfuL" Serious
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Tariff on Imported .
Eggt Urged in Memorial
. .
A house joint uemortal direct
ed to the ways and means com
mittee' of eongrets and urging
a tariff on imported eggs, passed
the state senate yerterday. The
measure Is directed particularly
at the Importation of oriental
eggs.
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' Iron your clothes electrically. . IV
more hot fires on hot days to hc,
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more work on lhat old pump handle
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