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FRIDAY MORNING, AUGUST 12, 1021
THE OREGON STATESMAN. SALEM. OREGON
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I NORWICH UXION
FIKK INSURANCE , SOCIETY
T-lelaoa, lloUod Burghnlt
Resident Agent 7f BUU Bt,
MONEY TO LOAN
On Real EUU
T. K. FOIU
(Over Ladd Bath Bank)
FARM LOANS
HAWKINS & ROBERTS
204-207 Oregon Building
LOANS REAL ESTATE"
. INSURANCE
farm and sity property lists srs sonv
soe-T Oregon Bldg. Psoas 1644
NEW TODAY
FORD ROADSTER 18 MODEL, $27a.
Fori touring, 19 model, with starter
blocked and overhauled, $345. 227
State. . -
WASTED MAN FOR PERMANENT
position, between 25 and 45 JnS"ir'
between 8:30 aod 8:30. 212 U.S. Bank
; building. i v
SO ACRES. GOOD BUILDINGS, FOR
ale br owner. Keo nwia at 260
j houth Commercial
FOB SALE THREE ACRES WITH
4 roomed koa, blocks from city
limits, near South Commercial atret
carl.ne. i Fries $a,50O. Vr . O. krue
(ter, 20 Oregon Bldg. IMyns. 2.17.
THE OREGON FIRE RELIEF IS SAFE
beyond question, quiek service. Get
err rates before Insuring. Hound and
low coat. Standley Foley, Bush
Bank bid. Phone 817.
WE REPAIR ALL MAKES OF KODAKS
and fountain pens. Capitol Drug
btore. . "
LISTINGS WE WANT -5 BOOMS SEAR
High school on terms.
Tract North. ' , .
5 to roo a south. All eastt.
8 to. 10 acres with small buildings;
terms. , . ,. . .
Wo ean sell tha ,abovs, quick if nriced
. ri'"BIi.CKK 4 HENDRICKS
205 L. 8. Bank Bid.
LET US REMODEL YOUR HATS HAT
box. 17S South High. ,
TRY A "FOSTER" 2 FOR 25e CIGAR
lor a plesant smoka. Phone 2U31-W.
WANTED EGGS. HIGHEST MARKET
priro paid. i. W, Kessel grocery.
west bale.
FOB SALE -1920 ELECTRICALLY.
quipped Hsrley-Davidaon motorcycle.
. just overhauled; a bargain. Phone
. 1058 J.
BARGAIN INVESTMENT
15,000 ia purchase pries for two large
, homes eloss to down town and high
' onhool. f Ons la a double house. This
will give you good homo and net big
certain Income. Terms. Becker
Hendricks. 205 U. B. Bank B!dg.
WORTH INVBSTttfATINO
15T acre general purpose - farm 1 mile
from Lincoln. Polk fount?, $16,000.
870 acre well improved Benton county
farm, $:i0,000. .......
170 aero lne county orchard, including
Mittlpment. $70,00.
equipment, g uOHRXSTEIrT
407 Msaonie Temple, Salem. Oregoa
TWO ACRES
on edgo of city, with nice smsll home.
' fruit snd berries at $3,200. Hecka It
4 Hendricks. 20& 8. Bank Bldg.
- MCE MODERN 7 ROOM BUNGALOW.
, basement and f urnnre. large lot, r-
age, nesr carline In Kaat 8alem,$4.it.
Fine 10 acre tract close in, 4 room bun
galow, barn, garage, fruit. Snap,
5,000 ; terms.
4 room cottage, good location, easy pay-
. .
13,500 to loan on good farm security
HM OUr IIHl rwiorr urt
PERRINB A MARHTKR8
211-12 Oray Bldg.
OWN YOUR HOME ,
- Beautiful 7 room home In Salem's iroat
xrlotivt rtaidanra district, south. Full
cement hasement,. furnsce, fireplace.
csrsge, built-in sad complete in all
!. Bv appointment. Price ffl.300.
Another Jt like it near high school.
at $,.(. ' : "
Another 7-room modern that you would
like at $4,500; terms and cleaned, tint
1, ed and painted new.. Now vacaat and
yorr terms. i
A 5-room modern at $3,600; lermst with
, 4 fireplace .and garage. New.
A 4-room with hot water, bath, plaster.
- electricity and pavement, some base
ment, concrete foundation, dandy to
alter. $1700; terms.
Also j 5 rooms with plaster, electricity,
bath and Dutch kitchen, east front,
'c. south, at $2,550, V
V BECK E dt HENDRICKS
l" I 405 r. . Bank Bldg.
EMPLOYMENT
WANTED GIRL FOR HOUSEKEEPING
eosntrr girl preferred. Address States
man. Boa ."A.B.C."
; WANTED LADY COOK FOR 8MAI.I
" Saw mill. Kings Valley Lumber Co.
Kinrs Valley. Oregon.
- MATJ8
PORTLAND MAN. BOOKKEEPER ANt
aWiy man, famitisr with income ta
' work, desires to locate hero. - Good
business training: reftrenees and boo
1 rrniahed if lesird. Ex-service susu
Address Stslcsm in. Boa 1-78.
WASTED ENEBGETTt TOUNO MA
who has bad experience aelling lif
intursnna, storks or advertising. Mos
able to devota bfs entire time am
ka amhitioua for advaacemeat. Maa
have the eon rags to preooat baainaat
praposition to merehaata sad profea
ieaai men. Answer in year own band
writing stating age. educational noal
- IfiratioBs, experience as solicitor, etc
addceaa I No t 91. 8taoamaioffjee
"MAUI AND rXMAiB
WASTED HOP PICKERS FOR THI
Miloma Yard. Please register witl
Homer If. Smith. McCornick olilj. e
' Adolph . Bros., Cigsr store. State St
1 WASTED HOP TICKERS. 100 ACRE?
- good hops. Pick hy weight. Rl
.! Box 9. Ie Ming Co. Rerister a'
PeopUw' Meat Market. 155 North Lib
erty. .
WANTED MEN Ait WOMEN T
p take farm paper sabscriptiena. A geo"
proposition to the right popl Adores,
''o' Homestead. Slatesmsa Bldg
0 HB j
PERSONAL
-I
FACIAL SCALP. TREATMENTS: VTO
let fey; maaieuriag. ahampooiag. Or
wrtn Rath howso Phone 540 .
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FOR SALE
BUSINESS OPPOBTTJKITIES
FOR SALE GOOD GASOLINE AND
-rrk station. On main . highway.
4 A barxaiu. Do( ltd, ,
FOR SALE
CAJTA-T BX1
rOB EAX.X CAW-HI BIRDS. Mtcat
singes. Mr. E. A. Beas, asas
1J J. 1080 ChemekeU. ' .
HOUSES
CHAS. F. SMITH ALADDIN BEADY
eat l anises 409 Oregon Bldg.
POOLTB1
POULTRY M EN SEND EIGIIT TWO
eeat stamps itr special three months
trial for the best and oldest journal
In the west. The articles and adver
tiaementa are of special interest to
the poultry breeders of the northwest.
Porthwest Poultry Journsl. 213 Com
mereisl Ht, palem. Oregoa.
T&BM FavFEB
IF TOD WANT TO GET THB BE8T
farm paper, send 15c M The Paoifie
Hemeatead, Salem, Oregon, for n tkiw
montha trial subscription. Mention
this ad.
LIVESTOCK
FOR SALE THREE YOUNG COWS
Phone 14F13.
MMCEXULNS0TJ8
HIMALAYA BLACKBERRIES FOR CAN
ning. Cummings V1F13.
WIRE HOP, LOOAJfWEBRT, CHICKEN
wire. Steinboek, 878 Court street.
OFflCES AND 8TORES A BIG LOT
of aew books lor sale art
kU price.
SUin bocks.
LARGE STEEL TUHE FOR SALE 5
feet in diameter, 11 feet long. Tube
ia considerably rusted but could be
used for rst-proof bin. Yours for
only $12.50. Oregon Pulp Paper
Company.
THE WESTERN SONGSTER
SCHOOL AND COMMUNITY SINGING
An especially good selection of the songs
you havs Deen wanting with words and
niusie complete. No matter how many
aongbooka you have yon ahould have
'. tbia one, containing the Oregon gongs.
Prices: Single copies, 25e; 18ft centa
each in lota of a doseu or more: $12.50
; the hundred, postpaid. Second edition
' printed since September.
OREGON TEACHERS MONTHLY
815 8. Commercial St. Salem. Oregoa
1 WOOTJ
DBY FIR AND OAK WOOD FOB SALE.
Phone 77F2.
OLD GROWTH 1 IN. FIR. $S.R0: 4
ft. second growth and ash. Phone
1407.
DEALERS IN WOOD ALSO WOOD SAW
ing; get our prices beiore buying -where.
Oak, old fir and second growth.
ruder Bros, fbone 2048.
FOR 8 A LE LA RGB 4 FT. MTI.L WOOD.
sawed even length. 12 inch or 16
' inch. Special price on 5 cord Iota.
Seasoned mill wood. First claaa lo
inch old fir. Second growth fir. sawed
1 inch. Fred E. Wella. 805 S. Church.
Phone 1542.
FOR RENT
BOOMS
LEONARD HOTEL NEW MANAGE
ment, clean, neat rooms and apartments.
854 North Front St.
FOR RENT IA ROB- SUIT OF ROOMS,
first floor, with private bath. The
Alexandria, 1030 Chemeketa street
Phone 1280.
FOR RENT ROOM FOR GENTLEMAN
in modern home end centrally locat
ed. Please give name and e4 areas
K. ears Statesman.
HOUSES
P. L. WOOD, B HTATB BT,
- aetata, reatala.
WANTED
KXSCZIXAJTE0U8
I WILL BUY A USED FORD CAR
good condition. Phone 14i7.
IIIGHE8T PRICES PAID FOB AM.
'kinds of second hand clothing. 820 N.
. Commercial. Phone 23S.
OLD MATTRE8RES MADE OVER
. Capitol City Bedding Co Phone 10.
WANTED ON SHARES. FARM READY
for operation by man with family. Ad
dress J. S. Graham. 304 N. 21st St.
CHERRIES WANTED rTB ARK BUY
ing Black Republicans. Rings and Lam
berts. Drager Fruit Company.
WANTED USED HOUSEHOLD GOODS,
ranges and eookatovea, tools, men's
suite and ahoea. Liberty Exrhaaga,
841 N. Commercial. Phone 841.
WANTED EVERYTIIIXO IN' HARD
ware and furniture. Best prices paid.
THE CAPITAL HARDWARE
AND FURNITURE CO.
185 N. Commercial St. Thone 947
BUSINESS CARDS
Auto Directory
AUTO TOPS)
AUTO TOPS W. 0. WRIGHT, 171
South High. -
AUTO TOP, UPHOLSTXRT, WORK
rsaraateed. 858 South 13th, phene
126.
USED CABS
FOR SALE STUDEB AKER ROADSTER
191R. first class condition, or will trsde
for Ford light delivery truck. E. C.
OU, Independence, Ore.
TIRES AND ACCESSORIES
SMITH-W ATKINS, 147 KORTH HIGH.
Fiak, 8ilver.on Cord. Hood extra ply
tires. Everything for auto.
OABAGB AND REPAIR
HOFFMAN ZOSEL TIRE REPAIR
ing. vulcanising, retreading; 197 South
Commercial street. Phone 471.
CAPITAL OARAGE BlICK. 8TUDE
baker repairing. 173 South Liberty
Phone 88.
VUTO ELECTRICIAN : EXrERT TROU
ble shooting. 338 North High, phone
308.
f AIR- GROUNDS OARAOfc TIRRS. AO
eeasociea. used ears. Our work guar
snteed. 384,1 Portland Road. Phone
808.
SOUTH COMMERCIAL OARAGE GEN
era! repairing and overhauling. 420
8. Commercial Pt., Salem.
PRESTO-LITE BATTERY SERVICE
station. Expert battery and electrical
work. Farria Broa. Phone 4803. 418
Court. , .
CRACY'B STORAGE GARAGE $44
Perrv etrt.
5RBV3 AUTO REPAIR SHOP 330
South Liberty. Phone 9pl.
VUTO REPAIR SHOP U MtLLKB. 345
Center. 1'hoa SPO
SALEM AUTO RADIATOR SHOr 19
South 12th. Phone 38,
I O. BAIR. RADIATORS, FENDERS
Borflee rep sired. 444 Ferry.
BEAUTY FAJXOKS
X
M. MYRTLE BERNARD MASSEITSK:
nours, w to 0,1 , v.r,in(a i.t mp
' iwintrent Oregon Bath Houae. Phone
540. ZO20K. -
OKkyOONION BEAUTY BHnP MABOCI.
waving. hatrdreaslng. IS South Osa
meveial rHoe 4TT
BARB EBB
COXY NOOK BARBER SHOP 13M
Rtat
Classified Ads. In The
Statesman -Bring- Results
BUSINESS CARDS
COB r ECTIOSXBY
BKMINUTON CONFECTION KBT. HOME
made candies, confections, cigars, mag
as inee. 1372 Stata.
CHINESE PHTSICIAM
DR. L. M. HUM CURES ANT KNOWN
disease. 153 8. Hugh Su Phene 388.
COBSETS
MBS. ERCH AGENT FOR PRINCESS
t'orscu. Phone 1043 R. 891 8. 12th.
DRESSXAXINO
DRESSMAKING 1299 South High.
GRACE WHITE. DRESSMAKING 330
Division, Pboce 1911 W.
MRS. R. CARTER EXPERIENCED
dressmaker. Phone 197 1W.
RUTH McADAMS DRESSMAKER. 758
South 12th. Phone 1824 M.
HAITI E WILLIAMS DRESSMAKING.
248 North Cottage. Phone 1552W.
CARRIE FISHER DRESSMAKING.
designing. Spencer corsets te order.
3 McCormaek Bldg.
MRS. VARTY, DESIGNED AND MAKES
Ladies Suits and Gowns. 7 McCor
maek Bldg.
DBUO STORES
B RE WEB DRUG CO.
MS COURT;
Phone 184.
HEMSTITCHING
SALEM ELITE HEMSTITCHING,
ehainstitching, piss ting, buttons. 829
830 Oregon Big. Phons 879.
HAT SHOPS
HAT SHOP MEN'S AND WOMEN'S
hats renovstea snd blocked 495 Court
street
XNSTJRANCS
INSURE YOUR AUTOMOBILE WITH
the Oregon Auto Indemnity Ezchsnge.
Full protection. Reduced rates. Frank
Meredith Co. Bush-Breymaa Block.
GREENHOUSES
PORCH BOXES BEDDING PLANTS
for sals. Smith's 801 North Commer
cial. FINANCIAL
MARION-POLK COUNTY FARM LOAN
association haa money to loan at aix
percent. W. D. Smith, secretary-treasurer,
808 8alem Bank of Commerce.
PLUMBING
PLUMBING, REPAIRING AND COIL
work. Phene 1517J. Shop. 127 lnws
street. A. U Godfrey.
JOB PRINTING
FOR HOP TICKETS SEE BHRTELSOS
Printing Co.,' Y Bldg., Salem.
LAU1TDBXBS
SALEM LAUNDRY COMPANY. 18S 8.
Liberty street. Phone 35. Oldest
largest best. Establiahed 1889.
niPiTst. rrrv rrriu i.inHnRT
Quality work, prompt servioe, 1284
Hrosowsy. rnane 1113.
MEDICAL
MOUNTAIN BALM COUGH REMEDY
Phone 517 W.
PRIVATE H0SPITAIJI
WANTED CONFINEMENT CASES AT
private nospitsl. I have beat of equip
ment. Phone 1959J.
PAINT CONTRACTORS
THE NEATEST PAINTER IN TOWN
Work by day, contract. Wella. Phone
1611M.
DAVIS 8TRAWBBAt?tf7I GENERAL
contractors; paints, oil. wallpaper. 320
South Liberty. I'bone 901
AUBREY H. CLARK.. SUCCESSOR TO
Glenn L. Adoma. Painting, peperhang
Ing. kalsomimng. Work gitarsoteed.
Terms reasonable. . Phone 139SJ ; res
45 South Winter.
PAINT WALLPAPER
SEE PORTER FOR PAINTS, WAL1
sper snd Picture Framing. Good work
men. 455 Court Su Phone 485.
PEBIODIOAZJ
MISS GOODHUE TAKES HT7B SCRIP
tione for all magssines. 251 So.' 17tr
strt. Phone T si M j--
PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER
MAROARCT BURNS PUBLIC ST EN
ographer.' 408 Masonic Bldg. Phone
262.
BOOF REPAIRING
ROOFS RESHINGLED. CLEANED. RE
paired, painted or tarred. Phoae Kayet
Utt.
BXPA1BXNG AJTD BHAJLPBMIiiG
CUTLERY GRINDING, LAWN MOWER?
.safety mors, etc Stewart's Repaii
Shop, 847 Court street.
BEN WHEELER EVERYTHING RE
paired. General sharpening, chirone
sweep. 1485 N. 17th sL. Phone 141 8W
8HOB REPAIRING
WILLIAM'S SHOE SHOP 195 SOUTH
High.
STUDIOS
DE LUXE 8TUDIO, KODAK FINI8H
Ing. 147 North Commercial.
SCAVENGERS
SALEM SCAVENGER GARBAGE. REF
use of all kinda removed Oeaspook
' elosned Phone 18'
SECOND HAND GOODS
HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR SECOND
' hsnd clothing snd shoes. Also H
cleaning, pressing snd repsiring. Csl'
and deliver. Capital Exchange, 342
North Commercial. Phone 1368-W.
WW
E BUT AND SELL SECOND HAND
roo'ls of all kinds, pipe fittings, bsr
ness. collars, collar pads, tools, and
chains. Fred Bcbindler. 358 Ceatei
street
STOVES STOVE REPAIRING
STOVE REPAIRING. RrTBTHLT. COILS
connection. Will call and clean, pol
iah st house. 271 North Commercial
Phona 734.
STOVE8 REBUILT AV REPAIRED
40 years experience; Depot Nat tons1
fence, aisea 28 to 28 ins high. PainU
. oil and varnishes, etc. Iocs n berry snc
hop hooka. Sslem Fence and 8tovi
Works. 250 Court street- Phone 134
TAILORS
FRANK PALM MERCHANT TAILOR
2 11 S lj ich a nd Kerry.
TBAXSFBBr HAUZJNG '
MERCHANTS' DELIVERY. 179 SOUTH
High. Phone 230. Tmnk. city, 50e.
CAPITAL CITY TRANSFER CO. J2
State ft, phone 933. Dtatr'bnting
forwarding snd storsgs our specialt)
0"t ewr rates
TRANSPORTATION
SALEM SILVERTOS STAGE
Leaves Iitiave,
Salem Silv.ertnt
O. K. Dno4 News Stan
7 :00 a.m. 8:15 a.re
lt:O0 a m. 1 roo p.m
5:00 p.m. 8:15 pm
8ALFM INDEPENDENCE
MONMOUTH STAGE
Leave Salem O.E. depot 7:00 a.m..
11:00 a in-, 6:00 p.m.
Iiave Monmouth Hotel 8:15 sjn
l;00 p.m- 8:15 p m.
Isve ladepeadeoce Hotel 8:80 a.sa,
l:ts p m., 8:30 p.m.
Special trina by ; appointmeat.
Bsvea paaeenger ese for hire.
J W. PARKER, Trap.
Res. phone 618 . Business phoas T
e Use 8U(eamam CUssuled Ails,
BUSINESS CARDS
MUSICAL
ALLIE CHANbLEB PIANO, 351
North Cottage.
BEATRICE SHELTON PIANO 8TU5I0
S45 Mario a. phone 1299.
LILLIAN HARTSHORN PIANO. 894
North Church. Phone 17$.
T. S. ROBERTS PIANO. ORGAN. 870
Scuta 14th. Phoae 77b.
DAN F. I.ANGENBERG. VOCAL
Derby Bldg. Phone 2079.
LENA WATERS PIANO. 1473 MILL
i'bone 11S4M. '
n 1
MOLLIE STYLES VOICE. PIANO. 859
Center Phone 2016R.
FRANKLIN LAUNER PIANO. 3o
North 17th. Phone 141
JULIA MILLS WEIGEL. TIANO. 1560
South Church. Phone 1391R-
F. L. MILLER VIOLIN; OTHER
atring iostruuieata. 419 Marion hotel.
LUC1LE ROMS PIANO. ORGAN.
498
North Liberty. Phone 1187W.
MATT IE GILBERT STRING INSTR0
menu. 1572 State. Phone 1158 R.
MISS MABLE SHEPHERD. PIANO
player; dances, all occasions. 257 N.
Liberty.
SALEM CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC
Ail branches taught. dinJoms'a grsated.
John R. bites, director. 1237 Court
Phone 824.
TUNERS
WENDELL HELM TUNTNG. REPA1B
tng. Phone 492.
EDWARD WELP EXPERIENCED
Siano tuner. Leave orders Will's
iuaic store.
R. W. BALLANTYNE, TUNES, PLAY
ers s specialty. Phons 852. Cher
rington Piano House.
PIANOS
PIANOS. PLAfER PIASOS; NEW.
used. J. W. Tsltraan. 121 Be. Com'l.
CHERRINGTON PIANO HOUSE, HAN
dles Bush-Lane celebrated pianos
415 Court. Phone 852.
TAXI DIRECTORY
LAN HAM TAXI COMPANY PHONB
540.
THE OBEOON TAXI-TRANSKEB CO,
Liberty Ferry. Phone 77. Dry
slr.b, 18-inch wood for ssle.
WHERE TO EAT
TRY THE NICKEL LUNCH AT 881
Court. Anything 6c.
WHITE CLOUD TEA HOUSE CHINA
dissea. noodles, free dancing. Open
9 a.o 1 at night. 110 N. Com'L
PROFESSIONAL
WATEM
SALEM WATER. LIGHT POWER CO.
Ofice. 301 South Oom'l 8t- Tea per
cent discount on domestic flat ratea
paid in advance. No deductions for ab
sence or any cause unless water is
ahnt off ronr nremiaea-
CHIBOFBACTOB8
DR. O. L. SCOTT, P. 8. a. CHIR0PRA0-
tor, 809 J 2 U. S Bank Bldg Phons.
87: Res. H28R.
CHIROPODISTS
FOOT CORRECTIONAL SPECIALIST
Appliances from individual ianpreeaMras
Satisfaction gusrantoea. cnas. K.
Tatro, Masonic bldg. ynone ss.
NURSES
FOR mACTICAI. NURSE PHONE 503R.
OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS
DRS. WHITE AND MARSHALL. $08
U. S. National Bank Bldg.
DR. W. L. MERCER. OSTEOPATHIC
Physician snd surgeon; Kirksville
graduate, 404 405 U. S. National Bank
bldg. Phones Office, 919; Res. 814.
DR. JOHN L. LYNCH, OSTEOPATHIC
Physician sad Suigeon, 403-404 Oregon
Bldg: Phones: Office. 1394: Res. 68F5
SUGGESTOTHEBAPI8T
II. J. ANDERSEN. D.8.T, SCIENTIFIC
masseur, elcctro-msgnctic healer snd
metaphysician. Phone 1108. 418 Ore
gon Bldg. Consultation free.
OPTICIANS
GLASSES FITTED BY DR. U R. BUR
dette at the bow Optical Company,
825 State street, opposite Ladd and
Bush Bsnk.
LODGE DIRECTORY
UNITED SPANISH WAR VETERANS,
enmp 5. Armory. First. Third Mondsvs.
EAL'ESTATr
WORTH WHILE
If you want a good home st a very
reasonable price, p i:r. We have a
large list to select from.
A sccil bargain in a -1 acre tract with
good buildings. '
Some good vacant lots very ch?up.
Let us write jour in.uranre.
See u ' von have somcthinz to trade.
MILLS & COPLEY
331 State St. Phone 175
Good Buys
room house on paved street. 2 lota ami
2 blocks to car. Price $lloo with 92W
down.
6 room house and 5 lots in Turner to
trade for small farm. Will pay i-s.li
aulcreni-e
THOMASON
S3li State Street
BKST BUYS
S room modern hote except furna'C:
paved street, full basement. Uwn, kooJ
loratioti. Price $26.50; terms.
5 room modern him;Hlow, firnt clas.
eonilitkin. prsvel btreet, east front.
Urge lot. $3100; half cash.
6 room plastered hons-. modern ex' ejit
furnace: earnce, lawn, "fruit. loth,
pave'l street, cloxe in. $a,uo: terms
20 acrejt ifll cultivated. Iiekt Ilowell prair
ie ioil. family orchard, good buildings.
9 uiilen rialem. paved road; s good Lu
st $.V250; $2O00 i bkIi.
13 acres 4 ruiieii north of tsileiii. r:1-
good losank, good buildings, best soil
e,;oo.
16 acres near t'hemawa. 2Va xrres lv
erdam in cultivation. 0 acres cherries.
"!! hMilHinir. equipment nd 1 wrse.
cow snd ion chickens en; price $jO0.
See S0C0L0FSKY
311 State
GOOD BUYS
Hon acre farm. BOO acres cultivated. 7,
room bouse and two Isree barns, new
silo, several spriiis anil creeks, ran
road side track, warehouse, station al
school house on place. luxated close
to Salem. Price 163.75 per acre,
cash will handle
90 acre fsrm, 8S acres in crop this yenr.
fvl!y e'nippe1 wil'.i slock and machin
cry, located m one nf the best farm
ing districts in the vallev. Price
$ 1 7,00(. i, rash. tiuUnce mortgage to
be assumed by huer
10 acres in bearing walmi's and cher
ries, modern 7 room house: this s
complete home in every wsy. Price
$1.oimi J
Improved sere tract one block from car
line, new cottage snd garase. Price
$2100; terms
5 acres all cultivated, located close to
fair grounds. Price $1500; firms.
Modern 8 room hnncalow. fireplace. , fur
nace. full cement beseroent, psved
street snd slley. fine location. Trice
$6.50o; terms.
8 room modem bnngalow. loested nesr
State ,nd 1 tth srteets. Price $4.7o.
Good 4 room p'shtered hn tigs low and two
lots. Price 87SO cash.
Wo write fire insurance.
If yon are looking to buy, trsde or sett
see -
W. H. Grabcnhorst & Co.
!75 Etsla street
Fbons $15
REAL ESTATE
20 ACRES NEW BUILDING. $3000.
We explain the new system of selling
your property. Magee, over Buskk s.
corner etate A CoaemruL
HAVE SEVERAL SMALL HOMES JUST
being completed, modern conveniences,
prices 1jhi to flool I'houe 19i8.
9 to 12 a. m.
12 Room Modern House
fioominz hous. 12 rooms. eat off dtafe
street. t o good lots, trfe and fruit,
rerc.ent walk. This u a good mvet
n.ent. will jive jon a good .nconi- and
a home, prke $5.j0; sjme terms.
o room piasiercd house, partly niod--rn,
$1,200; .WM) cah and $10 per h.oi.th.
5 acreo in ralem for 2,00 ; ,iK down.
ret, like rent. i'im pia e bus a 7
room plastered hunse. bsrn snd other
oullinildingK. this is a barrstn
Jos. BARBER & SON
200 Gray Bldg.
INTERESTING
A 4 room plastered bungalow, nice lot
and fruit and garden at $1100 for a
few days. Alao a 13-scre plsre on
hard surface main road. 6 miles out:
part cultivated and timber enough to
ray for the place st $175 an acre,
or bargain see Wm. Fleming. 341
Mate fet.
LIST YOUR HOUSES
and fsrms with S. R. Pesrann for quick
sle. You will be sstisfied as many
others hsve been
S, R. PEARSON
408 U. S. Bank Bldg.
WE HAVE FOR SALE FOUR GOOD
lots in West Salem. Look them over
snd make us an offer. Krueger, 209
Oregon Bldg.
REAL ESTATE TRADERS YOU CAN
find a number of good propositions
either as trades, or buya In eaay pay
ments of laid or bungalows. Cbaa.
W. Niemeyer, Maaonie Temple, Salem.
PUTNAM-MeLAREN CO. RELIABLE
Real Estste dealers. Room 21, 160
North Commercial Street.
GOOD BUY ONE MILE EAST OF CITY
limits, 4 room house on 5 seres of
choice land, shout one acre of cherry
trees. Price $2500: will exchsnge for
good property. Square Deal Co. Phone
tiv. . 2U2 1. 0. DIM.
TWO LITTLE BVKGALOWS NEARLY
completed; with lights, wstrr, plumbing
snd shout half acre each; nice trees.
price very reasonable; terms. Enquire
office Kingwood Lntrance gates.
WOODS BARGAINS 28C ACRE RIVER
bottom farm good buildings, on gravel
road one mile to paved highway, some
stock snd implements st $60 per acre.
50 seres of bottom land well located
with crop, stock and tools, $6500 or
will rent. Also bargains in bouses,
lots snd screage. Want to buy house
snd lot close to business center. F. L.
Wood. 341 State St.
MOUNTAIN HOME
30 acres with new 4 room bungalow,
good barn snd chicken house, water
piped to house and barn, (iood stream
on property. 8 acres cultivated. fSome
. good woodland and pasture. A small
payment will handle this. Price $3500
(t acres H's miles from Sslem. 6 seres
prunes, 2 acres logans. 4 acres straw
berries, some mixed fruit. 3 room
house, good barn, water piped from
spring. Stock, implements and grain
go. Worth looking at. $8S00.
68 acres 7 miles south of Salem, all cul
tivated. Home good fruit. Fair im
provements. Fine land. $9000;
cash.
80 acres of excellent wood land on high
wsy. Will sell at a bargain if sold
.soon. If you wsnt to make some money
on wood, see me.
ARTHUR E, PETERSEN
223 Oregon Bldg.
7 ROOM PLASTERED HOUSE. CLOSf
iu on litli street end on street car
first floor, living room, ilinms room,
kitchen, bath, toilet, basement, fire
place,, buffet ; second floor, 4 bedrooms,
and closets; paved street. Pric
$4,200: cash $2,000 See
L. A.' HAYFORD
. 305 State street
A BARGAIN NEW 5 ROOM BI N
galow; basement, electric lixhl. buill
iu kitchen, pantry, lath, toilet.' sink,
basin, lot 4."ixl."0, near school and car
line. Owner. 125 Lefelle St.
FOR BENT FARMS
FOR I'M EXT 2 2 1 ACRE FARM. 7 MILES
north of Salefn, west side of river
For particulars see Mrs. S A. Haekett.
Sslem, Route 1. terms cash.
PUBLIC NOTICES
To V. G. Fi3ner ana J. B
Fisher and the firm of Fishe;
Brothers and all persons claiminp
any right, title or interest in or U
that certain truck described a
follows, to-wit:
Day-EJlder truck Model "D."
serial No. 302, Motor No. 76633.
situated in Marion County, State
of Oregon.
Each of you will hereby tak
notice that I, O. D. Bower, sher
iff of Marion County. State of
Oreuon. am duly appointed agent
of the owner of, that certa'n chat
tei mortgage recorded in Rook
of Chattel Mortgages. 30, page
181 on the 23rd day of April.
1921. rocords of Chattel Mortga
ges of Marion County, Oregon.
Said chattel mortgage given
by W. G. Fisher and J. B. Fishei
on the above described personal
property to secure the payment of
$1127.99. That I will sell said
chattels on the l$th day of Au
gust 1921 at 10 o'clock a. m. or
the front steps of the Court Hous.
of Marion County. State of Ore
gon, to the hishest bidder.
The owner of said chattel mort
gage is foreclosing same in ac-
cordanace with the terms con
tained therein
i
I XOTH'K OF SAI.K OX KOKK-
CUrSIRK OF CIIATTKL
MOPsTtiAfiK.
Notice la hereby given, that by
virtue of a certain chattel mortgage-
executed by If. E. Henry in
favor of Mitchell. Lewis & Staver
Company on the 23d day of Octo
ber. 1920. and now owned by F.
. . Waters, which said chattel
mortgage cnv"rs iho hereinafter
described automobile, and upon
which there is now duo' the Rtim
of $lfif oo and interent thereon
at the rate of R per cent per an
num from th" 1st day of Decem
ber. 1020 and th further smn
o' $230 On a-id interest thereon
at the rate of 8 per cent ier an
num from December I. 192. ih
ine th amount ncessarllv ex-
. render! by th" mortagee In the re
pairing of aaid mortgaged proper
ty, and on account of the aono'nt
ment of me as agent of said F. N.
Waters for the purpose of fore
closing said chattel mortsig and
selling said, automobile under the
terms thereof. I bar nnrh
agent of the sa'd F. N. Waters,
taken possession of the following
described personal property cov
ered by said chattel mortgage, to
wit: One Cadillac Roadster Automo
bile, bearing serial nTimber
33 SOS.
And I w'll on the 19th day of
August,J920, at the hour o 10
a. m. of said day at the vett door
of th court house in the city of
Salem. Marion County. Oregon,
sell the above described putomo
bi'e to the highest bidder for car-h
in hand.
O. D. BOWER.
Sheriff of Marion Counly, Ore
gon. '
" WHULt MILK
AND PRODUCE WANTED
Marion Creamery & Produce
Co.
Salem, Oregon Phone 2488
I SALEM MARKETS I
BTJTDCO PRICE
Ecss and Poultry
Eggs, 2c. . -
Hens, heavy, 20e.
Hens, medium. 17c
Hens, light. 15c.
Broilers, lSc-22c.
Old roosters, 3- 10c.
Pork, Mutton ml Bsef
Top hogs. 12 Vs. 140 to 230 lbs.
Sows snd hogs, 9c.
Smooth hesvics. 8 c.
Iresed hogs, 12 and He.
l.arabs, yearling, S'-c 4c.
1921 milk lambs, 4 Vic.
Beef steers. 5c
Cows. 2 3c. '
Balls. 2 Sc.
Top veal, 12 13c.
Grain
Wheat." 98c, No. 1 white.
Oats, milling. No. 1, 40c.
Oats, feed, 35c.
Ear
Vestch and Dst har, $10.
Clover Har. $10
M1U Psads. Wholes!
Mill ran, $31.
Wholssals to Dealers
Cresmery Butter 43 44c.
Butterfst, 86c.
Whole milk, $1.75 cwt.
r rr.lt
Orsnges, $.50.
Apricots, l.30 crats.
Bananas, 10c.
Lemons, $10 and JO.. 10.
Grape , Fruit, Cal., 4J0.
Dates, dromedary, $7 case:
Vegetibles
Oregon cabbage, 5c.
Turnips. $2.00 ssck.
Beans. 5c.
Wax beans, 5c.
I-ettuce. S5c
Celery. $1.25 doaea.
New potatoes, 2e.
Oreron onions. 75c cwt.
Wslla Walla onions. $2 25.
Can . onions. ti 'iS sack.
Radishes. 40c dozen bunches.
Oregon encumbers, 50c.
Oregon honey, 30c lb.
Rhubarb, Oe.
Parsley, 50c dozen bnnches.
Beets. fiOc. dozen bunches.
Tomatoes. $1.0. ,
Honey, extracted. 20e lb.
Apples, $2.75.
(Jreen Peas. 12e.
Cantaloupe, pony. $2.25; std, $3.00 flat
$1 255. ,
Melons, 1.73.
Green peppers, 24e.
Estll
Oesmery butter, 43 45c.
Figs. 82e.
Floor, hard wheat. 1 2 .50 $2 HO.
Vlonr, soft wheat. 11.65 $2 00.
Sugar, 4)6.80.
A dele Garrison's) New PhaMt of
REVELATIONS OF A WIFE
CHAPTER 140
THE WAY MADGE "HANDLED"
MR. PRENTISS
A flash of .intuition warned me
what Alice Holcombe meant to say
to Mr. Prentiss of the school
board, and I made a desperate ef
fort to stop her, for I knew what
incalculable harm she might do
b$th herself and the man whose
cause she was so zealously cham
pioning. "Alice!" I exclaimed imperative
ly, as if I had just remembered
something important, "the teach
ers must be told of the closing ot
tchool at once, for It is nearly time
for the pupils to come. Will you
attend to it, please? And I will
set whatever instructions Mr
Prentiss has for us."
I was transgressing all the un
written rules of seniority, to day
nothing of those surrounding com
mon courtesy, in thus addressing
my colleague as if I were her su
perior officer in the school. But
I counted upon my friend's natural
surprise at my unprecedented man
ner to turn her attention to me.
My ruse succeeded. She looked
up startled, with resentment in
her eyes. But I had stepped as if
carelessly to one side, and from a
vantage point nearly behind the
broad back of Mr. Prentiss I gave
her an imperative signal for
silence and obedience. I held my
breath in the uncertainty over
what she meant to do. was re
lieved indeed to see sudden assent
though sullen and uncoraprehend
ing. iu her eyes.
"Very well," she said quietly,
and left the room.
Mr. Prentiss looked after her
with puzzled eyes.
"What ails Alice Holcombe?"
he asked testily. "She is always
a little " Mr. Prentiss searched
wildly for the wod he wanted.
brought up "offish" at last with
an air of triumph "but she
looked wild-eyed just now, as if
she would like to scratch my eyes
out."
He Btopped to chuckle appreci
atively at his own quip, and the
pause gave me time to collect my
Own scattered, wits.
"You must remember, Mr.
Prentiss." I said in my most digni
fied manner, "that Miss Holcombe
was perhaps the nearest friend of
both Mr. and Mrs. Stockbridge. 1
understand she has known them
both since childhood, and this
thing has been a great shock to
her. She is hardly responsible for
what she says or does Just now.
But if she is given a little time
she will soon be be rown poised
self again."
The "Instructions."
Mr. Prentiss looked at me with
a glance which he evidently in
tended to be the quintessence of
shrewdness.
'I suppose so, I suppose so' he
said. "Yes, yes. But it would be
very unfortunate for her, very un
fortunate, it site should happen to
fill HEART ID
MY HUSBAND
take the wrong attitude ia this af
fair. What do YOU think about
It all, Mrs. Graham!"
I made my fac as Inscrutable
as possible, ray voice crSsp and
matter-of-fact..
"I have no bpin'nn whatever to
express in the matter," I replied.
"And-it certainly cannot matter to
any omi in Baytiew what my views
are. My ronfract expires at the
ed of this school year, lees than
a month away. 1 have not the
slightest intention of renewing it,
and I should welcome any oppor
tunity to cancel it now. I am only
flaying on because I do not wish
to leave Miss Holeombe or the
Rchool in the larch. It Is not
exactly pleasant to bo Involved
ever so remotely Jn so sordid a
happening as this, and I distinctly
do not wish to discuss it."
I had the pleasure of seeing Mr.
Prentiss's jaw drop ' in amar.ed
chagrin. . It evidently had not oc
curred to him that any woman
privileged to teach in the sacred
precincts of the school guarded by
his authority would have the
temerity to flout both.
"This is news to me, news to
me," he stammered, "that you do
not expect to return to us." Then
as the-realization of my boldness
filtered into his consciousness he
added hastily. "But perhaps it is
Just as well, Jnst as well."
"I am sure it is," 1 returned
smiling. "And now if you will
give me any instructions you have,
I will endeavor to carry them out
to the best of my ability."
"Why why the thing ought
to be very simple," "h said.
"Simply t?U the pupils to stay
away until after the funeral which
is day after tomorrow. The day
after that they will return here."
Mr. Prentiss Departs.
"What about the teachers?" 1
asked.
"Have them report each morn
ing and noon, do anything that is
necessary, and then they may have
the rest of the time to them
selves' he answered: with an air
of great magnaminity.
My gorge rose at the petty
tyranny which would compel the
teachers to report when there was
absolutely nothing for them to do,
but I knew better than to question
the august gentleman's authority.
"Very well. I shall attend to
everything," I promised. ,
"Of course, I shall expect either
you or Miss Holcombe to remain
in charge here during the usual
office hours kept by Mr. Slock
hridge," Mr. Prentiss said stUfly.
"You may arrange you hours be
tween yourselves.0 '
"Thank you." If he compre
hended the mockery 1 nmy voice
he didvnOt beftay his knowledge,
simply hade me a stately "Good
morningi and steered his course
with all the sails of hisdigity set
for the open course of the school
grounds, t
(To be continued)
Sound Sense Antidote
For Kill Klux Klanism
Governor Olcott believes the
sound sense of the people of Ore
gon will forestall any exlenslve
activity of the Ku Klux K!an
This is the opinion expressed by
the governor in a letter to J. fl.
Forbes of Springfield in reply to
a petition received from a large
number of persons there asking
the governor to take steps to curb
organization of th Klau in Ore
gon. ... .
"I wish to commend the s'gners
of this petition, upon the attitude
they have assumed, although I
think they need not be apprehen
sive about the Ku Klux Klan be
coming any very serious menace
to our government' writes the
governor. "I have a great faith in
the sound sense of the people of
JOCK KUTCHISOi AWD
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For twenty-five years Joe Horrtgan (left baa Jbeen a caddy, and for '
more than five years be has always turned Q whenever iiutcataon.
American golfer who won tha British open cqp. was ready to play.
Hutchison and Jo were snapped t that Colombia Country Club, WasD
infjton, where the national operr ceif cfassic was played. r
3MnIillfflS5
BEE, BisB
The jaore yen snoke thcra - The better yoall liluS lica
Write for oaf Premiam Cat ilour Km 4 -
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Largest Inrlepenrferit Cigar Factory is tli World. ' (
JUST FOR SATURDAY
ARTICLES ADVERTISED
Ia tfcls column ars sTferod st a jwiaettoni
of wot Uss a lit frnjreir
rstsii aricw. " ' ' : -
OFFICE SUPPLIES..
' c-tVrxtaySO botil of Tpe
ft.r raeanmg type ton jonr typewriter, ill
North High. ;
DRUG STORES
.! H v t s.innl Wwk-end rhorelate
.-e iMimd. Tvlcv Ore. C" Phwwe .V
GROCERY STORES
Jmt Kalorday Pstroaizn , '
berhood grocery for spertsl price, w a-.
terwciul utocery. 8095 North Mh.
Just Xtrda Half ponnd . Upton's
Tea. a r. regular 45 aellr. Itert .
Pshelrsan. 175 , Soatk Commercial.
MUSIC STORES
Just Saturday l"sesl Chickering pu
$450. MoerPuna Moats Morn, v
ment. Mason ie Terrpte.
our commonwealth, and I think
out laws and our form ot govern
ment require no secret associa
tions to assist in properly tone,
tionlng for the liberty and happi
ness of our people."
Postal Telegraph' Company
Halts Pole Installation
J.- M. Devers, attorney for tha
state highway! commission, a,
yesterday that the Postal Tele
graph company has 'agreed to
cease the Installation of Its pole
line along the .Lower Columbia v
River highway between Ooble and I
Astoria pending an investigation
by the aute public service, . commission.-
Injunction ' proceeding
which Mr. Devers has prepared to
institute in the circuit court at
Astoria will not be filed for the
present. - I I
Germany hopes to' float a loan
of SO. 000, 000. 000 marks in the
failed Spates, j Can't spare th
money, rieed it aHto Invest la
priao-fight tickets. : 1 r"--.-"-.
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