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THE OREGON STATESMAN. SALEM, OREGON TUESDAY MORNING, AUGUST 2.Y. 1921 X&tSZnZD ASTUTZSXHUTI 4ae P Ward hMrtli i ; - ; S 'MM tnrt rn WNk (six iBMTtiO&f). In aaoeta .. , .iT waatas' onttMt, per me15 2 months' eoatrset, peg .12 I iatmua lor aa adverts NORWICH UNION IUB IKHURANCB SOCIETY HpImob, lloland A lUii-gharri! -Ident Agent 871 Huu r "Money ; to loan On Ileal Estate ' T. K. FORD (Otw Ladd Bath Dank) FARM LOANS AWKINS & ROBERTS D4-207 Oregon Building OANS REAL ESTATE INSURANCE ; laaur nythUig- W have th munvf "an Per M - back hk tea Out k and city property liats era con la., Be Tint. I " LArLAtt ft XJUTJIR VT Oracon Bldg. . - VtoH 184 i J7" NEW- TODAY TyMOBILE ! OWNERS LET US ii .that- pol!ky - an old "V thai baa paid all tour f century. Hani rate. -f . Jndrtcfcs, 203 IV B. Bank tjfTT L 'T . ' ' ' 1 ' in inii pnw in in o.a lino cow p lar evei Bark Bide :iflAIM 1920 Paige light nix, run n4 looks line new. tisii price, win jusmer sn.su car on deal. . tail up tsirs Statesman dice i V . i is SHIRES FOB SALE BEST OF ..oo line, one lualo and on Mf and ,v pig. .Albert Liechty. Macleay, Hon 4l'i. .. FOR SALE ONE OF THE BEST Marion county. C. i. Child, 874 1 ! t. . : AC1IER8 WANTED riRBT TO FIF a trade: first to lth grades; lira! Itrud, third and eighth grade; man hraa can bandlo athetotics and teaca kitiehcea in h.ru achool: several taach- i-rs lot various work in high school m many rural schools wanting! leach a at aalarie front BO to 120, in M ..part of Oregon. , Cosst Thers unurwau, iij v oininrrciai t . itreeon. Mr. Blanch X. Jane,! Mini V-ar Phono 29. ; .- - ., L"R SUIT rUESBED WHILE YOU . Wardrobe. i eouta twga. E: BUT, RENT, SELL AND EXCM ag kodaks, capital Drsg mors.- rut! in a mrson : WHT MORE ...-a ' " - ----- " " T roater" eigara aro amoitea eacn nay. illem dim, rnona juain. ft KALE BEAUTIFUL 8 !BUU j.onjralow homo located on Ealrmount Hill overlooking tho city, Baaement, mrnnre, Uund healer. Hrepiaeaw nuiiv kitchen, ahadea and araperiea go rra larva tut front lota on roruor, !ath atrenta nared. cement walk. beaT' v,t fruit.1 and berriea. a largo Variety lot liowera and ahrobbery. If Jon. are looking lor a beautiful Dome in u how yon thia property. Ideated at li7 Fir 8t. W. II. Uralenhorat A Co 175 8 tat tH. "' '( " WE 1020 BUICK TO TRADE FOR honao aud lot. Fuller. Auto Camp Wrouada. - - ! (4MtXJtMAS WITH CAR TO SELL t wrrm jalie cirtmil oreaaera ir - S ? 'lra. , I Oailivrijr ?rv,iia viwvm orer uciwirii.s grata can .- fall f'lnh Ktablea. ! corner r erey ana uixerty r Small Lof eft located on North- Summer! Street where oa have aewer, wattT ana I'atng and cement aidewalk , paid loti on, Heighta, paviwrnt paiJ. theae lr.ke A ilendricVt. S0i L. 8. Bank lildg. " - j&N T Al 1 .1 N O L Y FAIR. SOUND AND low font. x lie, "i . " " . 50,r0 aatiaf ied policy boldera. See II PMadlr- F'-. Agent. BuaU Bank RkhT'S nninrnianea pni'ionrriiun uu rir.i . itnv SI.I lKpa. Uua . - - atreei. - .9 nrvr MOURE OS TRADE ST, Small nnfurniahed apartment, iloquire I78tt BUte St. v- j Tr"ALE tBy owner, a hooao nnd one two three, or loor iota. r.aj imm. ! inn ire liOi K. Liberty St. RAYED FRO.pFARM ON BROWN'S i i i -Iku. fMi.l I'pwivl. tiandle line. weight 8 ponnaa. Kewara lor f ram (HUt loading jo rwDTtry. i-mohp; kLBp'HAY FOR SALE NO 1 1 HAY tf.Ov VVv- ttUWWU. v. y 1 " tSTED-TO RENT , A SLEEPING 7 n. a ailarlaa kat Aft Ad4reft 4, room j r"" fcRflEXT FURNISHED APARTMENT iitO Union.. I'hono oou. - i i Why Rent Lletn bomea from $850 10 $1000 down, T . . i. a A Km st A Mwtma . feck A Hendricks. 205 U. 8. Bank Bldg. . ..t-r. mi BVVT nVSPOVSTRI.K jnerttea, no children, 6-7 foom ,modern lloi.o7 Wilt lea -for Jear. I Phone "'TtJk PfRSK LOST ABOUT! $12.00 , ..cJ bill and eilver. Card f Mra. FKing Oarlington. Please leavet at this office and receive reward. ' . VKTLANDSALEM STAGE OX THE hoar. 1 t 7, ooc.,wa .-v. inr war tax. j State Loan ell buy ec service men these places: a room modern borne, pavement and well located on car. , ..... 4 acres fruit near limits, fair baildings. acre fruit and berries tap miles it. good small buildings. I , 10 acres red dirt near limits, mo build- CS. lf - " ' '' ' 17 acres in , flax sad fruit,! fair i id hiss, i. , . itefors ron leap do vour Doric t book m roniidcrstion of looking at these. f-i-l.-Oll I . I tsecKe Gi nenancKs e 205 V. S. Bsnk Bid. UN EMPLOYMENT NTED ENERGETtV TOTJWO MAN .0 , ha had aprieac aetllag lift nalraneo, locks or advertising. Mnat i .LI. t a iaffita I. . A I ambitious for sdvancament. Must rnTWMHln to mernhaaU and! prnfea atonal - Answer ia vonr own hand wripini sUtiag age. adacstloaal aal ilicationa. asiierieime nlieitor. etc. j Addrea 1 N. l. Stateamaw aff lee FEMALE iDY WANTS WORK BY DAY . OR .. 'Phone 175a. . i .. MALE AS a xEMAI.E Sftp PtCK-EKS WAflTSII FOR IB ROW N jglsnn. - vjoon bo.s sou piesmg stsrts Hbort h" -5"' August. Phona 902 M ,f A. Kreba.,- ... I ,p riCJkVKRS WANTED HARTLEY . ; i .-. A in m .n M m. -1 1. t t ammercial street rarline. Phon 14CP J. -1711 W or 1516 W. ad The Classified ! Ads. EMPLOYMENT HALE AJTD TXMALE WASTED MO At WOXES TU lake mm paper socaeTiptiona. a good propoaitioa to tha right people Address the Pacific HomaeUad. Suteamaa Bldg. Saloaa. Or. WASTED SUBSCRIPTION SOLICITOR for weekly farm magazine end monthly poultry journal, aalarr and commie aion; preininttia anpplied free, owner ahip of auto or motorcycle rntil Apply Crrealatiott Manager, Pacific Ilntrmtead, Salem. Oregon. PERSONAL 'ACIAL SCALP TREATMENTS; VIO lot ray : manicuring, ahampoomg. vrr ron Hath honae. Phono 34H FOR SALE OAJLUtT BZU FOR SALE CANARY BIRDS, DAY and night aingern. ra. nenncv. Phone 1280, 1030 fbwkrtl. f TOU WANT TO GET THE BEST farm paper, aond 15 to The Pneift Home toad. Salm, Oregon, for a Ikw month trial snbseriptios. Menuoa Uiia ad BOUSES ALADDIN READY CUT HOUSES' 80 percent saved in coat of contrac tion. Chaa. F. Smith, factory reprea entative, 620 Northweit Bank Bldg., Portland. Oregon. MISCELLANEOUS Jf IRE HOP, LOOAJtBEKnl. CHICKES wire. Steinbock. 7 Court street. OFFICES AfJD STORES A BIO LOT Of BOW boons tor saia at au ywwvm. Sulnbocks. FOR SALE, CHEAP LOT OF NEW furniture ana ouh aav.uwv..v. -Chane, 87 N. Liberty street, Salem. Phono 1815. FOR SALE, CHEAP ONE P-HORSE Jirrculei engine wita w w at tachment complete, mounted on 4 wheels. Can give- tome terms. Phone 1895, ssk for Wagar. THE WESTERN SONGSTER BTTTOOT. AND COMMUNITY SINGING Aa ospociiUly good selection of tho songs yon bsv been wanting with words and saosie complete. matter bow many aoagbooka yon have- yea should have this one, containing too Oregon songs. Prices: Single copies, 25e; 164 cents each in lota of a dot en or more; $13.60 the hundred, postpaid. Second edition printed sine September. OREOOS TEACHERS MONTHLY IIS 8. Commercial St. 8aloav Oregon P0XTLIXT POULTRYMEN SEND EIGHT TWO cent stamps for special three months trial for th best and oldest journal in the wsat. The articles and adver tisements ara of special interest to th poultry breeders of the northwest. Northwest Poultry Journal. 211 Com mercial SL, Salem, Oregon. WOOD DRY FIR AND OAK WOOD FOR SALE. Phone 77FS. OLD GROWTH IS IS. riR. $8.60; 4 it. saeona grow ib auu asa. jrnone 1487. DEALERS IN WOOD ALSO WOOD SAW- Ing; get oor price before baying else where. Oak, old fir and second growth, ruber Bros. Pbona 2046. FOR SALE LARGE 4 FT. MILL WOOD. awed eve length, 12 inch or 16 Inch. Specls prica en cord Iota. Seasoned mill wood. First elasa 18 Inch old fir. Second growth fir, sawed 18 inch. Fred E. Walla. 805 8. Church. Phone 1542. FOR RENT ROOMS GEM HOTEL," 185 SOUTH COMMER rial, rooms sac, otic ana ue. L.ncy Johnson, proprietress. LEONARD HOTEL 9KW MANAGE ment, clean, neat rooms and apartments. 264 tiortn rront Bt. TOR RENT LARGE SUIT OF ROOMS, firat floor, with private bath. The Alexandria,' 1030 Chemeketa street. Phono 1280. f FOR RENT ROOM FOR GENTLEMAN la modem bom and centrally lecat ; ad. Pleas give aam and address ' E. eve Htateamas F. I WOOD, XTATM ST, aetata, rentals REAL WANTED lasozuuurBOTjs OLD MATTRESSES MADE OVER Capitol City Bedding Co, Pbona 19, WANTED TO BUY A FORD BUG OR roadster. Will pay cash. Phone 8F12 WANT TO RENT 6 OR 8 ROOM FUR . ' niahed bouae. permanent, responsible family. Ao children, box li-x. 8TATE EMPLOYE WANTS A 5 OR 6 room bue in the Garfield achool dis trict. "1-13," care Statesman. CHERRIES WANTED WE ARE BUT ing Black Republicans. Binga and Lam berta. Drasar Fruit Company. WANTED USED HOUSEHOLD GOODS. rsages and eookstoves. tools, mea's suits and ahoea. Liberty Exchange, 241 H. Commercial, fhone aat. WANTED EVERTTHnit IS HARD- ware and furniture. Beet prices paid THE CAPITAL. HAKUWAxtiS AND FURNITURE CO. 185 X. Commercial St Phona $47 BUSINESS CARDS Auto Directory ATTO TOPS AUTO TOPS W. 0. WRIGHT, 171 Bouta Uigh. AUTO TOP. UPHOLSTERY. WORK guaranteed. S53 South 13th, phon 1128 ' XXSXS AMD ACCSSOaUS SM ITU-W ATKINS. 147 NORTH HIGH - Fiek, Silvern Cord, Hood extra ply ttrea, . Everything tor auto. USED OARS FOR SALE OR TRADE MAXWELL touring car. Phone 4f2. FOR SALE DODGE DELIVERY truck, very reasonable. 554 rrry t ' USED CAR BUYS Forda ' Paige -4 Htudebakers Chnvrolets Kleins Oldsmobilo Sales Co. 1S5 8. Com'l. St. GARAGE AND REPAIR IKiKruAN. a KOSEI TIRE REPAIR Inc.. vnW-anisia. re,trei,dinc:-Xq7 South . Commercial street, l hone CAPITAL OARAGE -RUTCK. 8TUDE . -ee r .siring. 173 South Liberty. Phona 83.., .... AUTO Kf .RfTTRf (Tl AN f EXPERT TROIX ahootinc. 138 NotU High, l'boo SOS. FAIR GROUND. OA RAG! TT RES. AO ceaaorias, nsed ear. Oar work guar anteed. 3841 : Portlssd aRos4L Phoa 80S. Read Tho Classified Ads. BUSINESS CARDS Auto Directory OARAGES AND EXT All SOUTH COMMERCIAL OARAOE OEM era! repairing and overhauling- 2U 8. Commercial gt Bnlem. PRESTO-LITE BATTKRT SERVICE station. Expit batterr and electrical work. Farria Broa. Phone 4803. 418 Court. rRACY'B ST'JKAUK OAKAUK 44 Ferry street. LIBBY'S AITTU REPA1K SHOP 93U South Uberty, Phone POL VUTO REPAIR SHOP L. MILLER. S45 Center. Pboa 830 4ALEM AUTO RADIATOR SHOP IPS South 12th. phone 28. J O. BAIK, RADIATORS, FENDERS. rtatie reoaired 444 Ferrv BEAUTY FAAXOE8 M. MYRTT.E BERNARD MASSEUSE: hotirm. V to S, Sunder; evenings by ap r ointment. Oregon Bath iloa. Phono 4U. 202MR BARBERS COZY NOOK BARBER SHOP 1266 CONPECTIOKXaY REMINGTON CONFECTIONERY HOME made eaodiea, confections, cigars, mag aiinea. 1272 Htate. CHINESE PHYSICIAN DR. U M. HUM CURES ANY KNOWN diaeaee 1SS R Hih Phone 2SS CORSETS MRS. ESCH AGENT FOR PRINCESS Corsets. Phone 1043 R. 891 S. 12th. DRESSUAZJXrO DRESSMAKING 1299 South High. GRACE WHITE. DRESSMAKING 83G Division. Pbona 1931W. MRS. B. CARTER EXPERIENCED dressmsker. Phona 1971W. DRESSMAKER WOULD I.IKE SEWING by the day. Phone S3. RUTH Me AD AM 8 DRESSMAKER, 75 South 12th. Phone 1824-M. HAITI E WILLIAMS DRESSMAKING. 848 North Cot tare. Phono 1552W. CARRIE FISHER DRESSMAKING, designing. Spencer oorseta to order. 9 McCormaek Bldg. MRS. VARTY, DESIGN Elr AND MAKER Ladioa' SniU and Uowns. 7 McCor maek Bldg. PLEATING MRS. HILDEBRAND. PLEATING 39Q South 24th. Phone 791-M 1. DRUG STORES BREWER DRUG CO. 405 COURT; Phone 184. HEMSTITCHING SALEM ELITE HEMSTITCHING. ehainstitebing. pleating, button. 129 830 Oregon Big. Phono 879. HEMSTITCHING AND PICOTINO AT- tachment; works on all sewing mach ines; price $2; personal checks 10c extra. Light Msil Order House, Box 127, Birminhsm, Ala. HAT SHOPS HAT SHOP MEN'S AND WOMEN'S hata reaovatea and blocked 495 Court street. INSURANCE INSURE YOUR AUTOMOBILE WITH th Oregon Auto Indemnity Exchange. Fall protection. Reduced rates. Frank Meredith Co. Busb-Breymaa Block. GREENHOUSES PORCH BOXES BEDOINO PUANTS for sal. Smith a 801 North Commer eial FINANCIAL MARION-POLK COUNTY FARM LOAN essocistion baa money to losa at ail percent. W. D. Smith, secretary -treas- , nrer, 303 Salem Bank ef Commerce. I JfOW HAVE A LIMITED AlIOUNT OF funds available for choice building kiaus. A, C. BOHRNSTEDT 407 Maaonic Temple Salem, Oregon FLUMRINO JOE'S PLUMBING SHOP. SHIPPING and Broadway, Phone 1502. Prices . reasonable. If you have anything to i ix ict do uo u. PLUMBING. REPAIRING AMD COIL work. Phone 1517J. Shop. 137 Uaioa street. A. L. Godfrey JOB PRINTING FOR HOP TICKETS SEE BERTELSON Printing Co., Y Bldg., Salem. MEDICAL MOUNTAIN BALM COUGH RE MED Y Pbone 517-W. LAUNDRIES SALEM LAUNDRY CO Mr ANT. 188 8. Liberty street. Phone 25. Oldest largest beet, Eatahtiaaed 1889. CAPITAL CITT STEAM LAUaDRT Quality w.trh, prompt service, 1384 Hrnariwav Phewe 1st PRIVATE HOSPITALS WANTED CONFINEMENT CASES AT private hospital. I have beat ef equip- ' atsat, raeae 1939J- PAINT CONTRACTORS THE NEATEST PAINTER IN TOWN Work by day, contract. Wells. Phon 1811M. . DAVIS k BTRAvyBAT5eTH GENERA I eon tractors : paints, oil. wallpaper. 330 8outh Liberty. Phone 901 AUBREY H. CLARK. SUCCESSOR TO Glena L. Adam. Fainting, paperhang rng. kalsomining. Work guaranteed. Terms reasonable. Phaaa 139SJ; res, 423 South Winter. PAINT WALLPAPER SEE PORTER POK PAINTS. WALL etwr sad Picture Framing. Good wwrk wiea. 455 Conrt Bt rhons 485. PERIODICALS mirs ooonnuE takes hurrc"" tlens for all marasinea, til Be. 17th Phon T41M PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER ; MARGARET BURNS PUBLIC 8TEX ecrapher. 408 Masonic Bldg. Phone 263. " - T ROOF REP AI KINO ROOFS HESHWGLED. CLEANED RE pareed, painted or tarred, rhons Kayea 84F3. REP AIRING AMD SHARPENING. CUTLERY GRINDING. LAWS MOWERS safety rasors, etc, Stewart's Repair Rtiois. 847 Oart atreet. BEN WHEELER EVERYTHING RE paired. General sharpening, chimney awoeci 1405 N. 17th aC Phen 1418W SHINGLING SHINGLING i PONE CHEAP. 1117 M. CALL SHOE. REPAIRING WILLIAM'S SUOE SHOP IPS ' BOUT It Hlrh 1. errqi J- 1 , ; '' . 1 1 " . 1 ' ' : Read The Classified Ads. BUSINESS CARDS MUSICAL tliUE CHANDLER North Cottag. PIANO, 351 BEATRICE SHELTOS PIANO STUDIO S Alar torn. 1'kooe 1299. LILLIAN HARTSHORN PIANO, 194 r.onn cnurex Pneaa 178. T. a ROBERTS PIANO, ORGAN. S7t scuta 1 4th. Phone 770. DAN F. LANGENBERG. VOCAL Derby Bldg. Phon 3079. . LENA WATERS PIANO. Phone 11S4M. 1473 MILL ktOLLlE STYLES VOICE. PIANO. $59 Center Phone 201 SR. 1ULIA MILLS WE1CHL. PIANO, 150 .South Church. Phone 1191R. F. 1 MILLER VIOLIN; OTHER string instruments. 419 Marion hotel LCCILK KOHH PIANO. OK Si. North Liberty. Phono 1187W. 49 MATT I B 113KKT STRING, 1NSTRU men ta. 1 5 72 8tl phone U5A R. MISS M ABLE SHEPHERD, PIANO r layer; dances, ail occasions. 257 N .iberty. SALEM COXSEKVATOKY OF MUhlC Ait brandies taught, diplou.a'a granted John U. Site, director. 1237 Ceurt TUNERS WENDK.X HELM TUirtN Q, REPAIR ing, Pnea 492. EDWARD WELP EXPERIENCED Siano tuner Leave orders Will's Insie store. 8. W. BALLANTYNE, TUNER. PLAY era a specialty. Phone 852. Char ringtoa Piano House. PIANOS PIANOS. PLAfER P1ASOS; NEW. aaed. J. W. Tallntau. 121 So. Com'l. CHERRINGTON PIANO HOUSE, HAN dies Bush-Laos celebrsted pianos 415 Court Phone 352. STUDIOS DE LUXE STUDIO. KODAK FINISH ing. 147 North Commercial. SCAVENGERS SALEM SCAVENGER GARBAGE. REF ase of all kinds removed. Cesspools cleaned Phone 181. SECOND. HAND GOODS HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR EC0XD band clothing and shoes. Also do cleaning, pressing and repairing. Call and deliver. Capital Exchange, 342 North Commercial. Phone 1363-W. WE BUY AND SELL SECOND HAND good of all kinds, pips fittings, har ness, collars, collar pads, tools, and chain. Fred Schindlar, 358 Center street. TAXI DIRECTORY LAN HAM TAXI COMPANY PHONE 540. THE OREGON TAXI-TRANSFER Oa Liberty A Ferry. Phone 77. Dry leh. lR-ineh wood for aal STOVES STOVE SEP AIRING STOVE REPAIRING, REBUILT, COILS, connections. Will call and clean, pol ish at house. 271. North Commercial. Phone 734. STOVES REBUILT Airre REPAIRED 40 year experience; Depot bstionsl fence, anas 28 to 28 ins high. Paints eil and varnishes, etc loganberry and hop hooka. Salem Fence' and Stove Werka. 350 Court street. Phone 124. TRANSFER HAULTJtQ MERCHANTS' DELIVERY, 179 SOUTH High. Phone 230. Trunk, city. 50c. CAPITAL CITY TRANSFER CO. 338 State St phon 983. Distribating. forwarding and storage any specialty. Get oe rate. TAILORS FRANK PALM MERCHANT TAILOR 211 S. High and Ferry. WHERE TO EAT WHITE CLOUD TEA HOUSE CHINA dishes, noodles, tree discing. Open a.m. l at night. uo4 n. com'l. TRANSPORTATION 8ALEM-8ILVEKTCT STAGE Leave Leaves Salem Suvertor O. E Depot . News -Stsnd 7:00 a.m. 8:15 a.m. 11:00 a.m. l:oo p.m. 5:00 p.m. 8:15 pm. SALEM-INDEPENDENCE MONMOUTH STAGE Leave Salem O.E. depot 7:00 ajii 11:00 a.m, 5:00 p.m. Lost Monmouth Hotel 8:15 a.m. 1:00 p.m., 8:15 p.m. Ieavs independence Hotel 8:80 a.m., 1:15 p.m., 6:30 p.m. rtpevial tripa 'by appointment. Seven pissenrer car for hire. J W. PARKER, Prop. Re, phone 615 Business phon WATER SALEM WATER. LIGHT POWER CO. Office. 301 South Com'l St. Tea oer cent discount .on domestie flat rates paid ta advance. Na deductions for ab sence or any eanse unless water, is abut off your nremiaee. PROFESSIONAL CHIROPRACTORS DR. O. L. SCOTT, P. 8. a, CH1R0PRA0 tor, 809-12 U. 8 Bank Bldg Pheae 87: Res. 828R. CHIROPODISTS FOOT CORRECTIONAL SPECIALIST Appliaaeea from individual impressions satisfaction guaranteed. Cass E Tstro. Masonic Bedg. Phon 443. NURSES FOR PRACTICAL NURSE PHONE T503R OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN DRS. WHITE AND MARSHALL, 806 V. O. fltUVUI DIBI J3iag. DR. W. L. MERCER, OSTEOPATHIC Physician and aurgeoa: Kirkaville graduate, 404-405 U. S. National Bank Bldg. l'honea Office. 919; Re. 814 DR. JOHN L. LYNCH, OSTEOPATHIC rnysi'.isn a ad Hut goon, 403-404 Oregon aiagz t-noaes: iIlH-e. 1384: Res. 68F5 SUGGESTOTHE RAPIST II. J. ANDERSEN. T R T SPtrieTTrif masseur, electro-magnetic healer and meuspnysieian. PBone ling, 41a Ore sT"u nme. t onsnitalton free. OPTICIANS GLASSES FITTED BY Dft. U R. BUR delta at lha Raa rw.,.,-,1 335 Stat street, opposite Lad.l and nnan nana. LODGE DIRECTORY LNITEU SPANISH WAR VETERANS. eamw a. Armnrr. riratt Third Mondavi REAL: ESTATE A FINE LITTLE PLACE A small acreage with bungalow, etc., close to car. f.wnr-r with take town house for eotilty, Halem or Portland I'rtee is rizht. Bring along your tiaues muki move at enee. FLEMING RKALTY CO. i 311 State A DANDY LOT ON fe. COMMERCIAL at $Hr,n. paving paid. Eleming Realty t., 41 r-tate street. 20 ACRES NEW nrriLiMSG. 3nor. We explain the new ayatemi ef selling your property. Mage, ever Busir.k'a, corner mate r f nmmereial. Read The Classified Ads. REAL ESTATE SICE MODERN 7 ROOM BUNGALOW, Lasemeut and furnace, large lot, gar as, near eariine ia East Salem, 4 WO. Fin 10 S' re tract cloee in. 4 room baa f!! brn- -e. fmit. Saap, $3.0(10: -terms, t room cottage, rood location, easy pay ment plan. t3.30 to loan en good farm security See eor list before beving PKSRINE A MARSTERS 211-13 tiray Bldg. WtKIO BARGAINS SIX ROOM MOD cm house except furnace, nearly', aw. good location. 82650. New three' room hnnat enftt plumbing, good local on. " i" roem haaeslew with hasecseut. f T.'.ti Srw six room sued ern bungalow, paved street, cement basement. ft'JOO. 9 acres improved. cMe m. to trade for hoi se. 2 acre rv.-r bottom farm, gnd huildincv 60 prr acre F. L. Wood. 311 Stat St. Oood lot cloae in, trade for awnse. SO ACRES. COD BriLDIXGa FOR sale by owner. K Lets at 260 South Commercial St. , ' REAL ESTATE TKADRKH YOU CAS find a number of good prepweiliena either as trade, or bay in easy pay ments ef laud or bungalows. Cba. W. Niamey ei, Maaouic Tsaple. Salens. FOR SALE 9 ROOM HOUSE, CEMENT baaement, hot water beat, modern I p.uminriK. and electric fixtures, let ! feet, corner, with both streets paved; fireplace; located at 1216 Hate street. Price $8,0OO; terms. W. H. Grsbenbortt A Co., 275 State St. 7 room irodcrn except hest. Two lots. double garage, close to school and car line. $4. (MM); easy terms. 5 room uuodern plastered house," only $1500. Small payment down, rest like rent. 5 room plastered house, $1200; $300 cash f 10 per month like rent. 120 acre farm, a dsndy one mile to town. Price $12,000; want good Sa lem property, up to half, balance long time 6 percent. 7 room plastered modern home except heat, walking distance to postoffice, has large bit, barn, garage, some fruit. Price 83,200; easy terms ; really worth 34,000. New modem 6 room bungalow will be ready to move into September 1st. This i up-to date, and if you want to imy airee ot owner, and get the hest for the money in Salem, aee na. JOSEPH BARBER & SON 200 Gray Bldg. 6 rbom callage on pavement at $1150. must ne sola, aire cottage on pave ment, near cspitol, cheap. SQUARE DEAL CO. 202. U. 8. Bank Phone 470 A REAL BARGAIN 8 ROOM MODERN bungalow, concrete basement, furnace, fireplace, large lot. both street and alley paved. Price 80,500. Terms, located at 660 North Winter street. W. H. Orsbenhorst A Co., 375 State street. ' WORTH WHILE 6 -oom bouse 'With bath and electric lights, price $1650; $350 rash, balance monthly payment. ' 5 room plastered house, city water, elec tric, lights, price 1 :!.);, 9350 cssu. balance monthly- payments. Choice building lot, close in. on paved street, $b00. .Terms to suit purchaser. 147 acre farm with good buildings, close tor rsiroad ststion. 40 acres in eulti vation, 40 acres good timber, balance in pasture. A good farm well located. Price only $50 per acre. MILLS r COPLEY 3314 State Street Phone 175 FOR SALE SPLENDID LOT S. 5TH street, cloae in, all assessments paid. $750. 5 room plastered house. 5 good lots. $1675; $250. balance $15 per month, , interest 6 percent annually. 5 -room house, ceiled and papered, east on Lee street. $1650, $250 down, bal ance PIS' per month,' 8 percent interest payables -annually. I -room cottage, W. 'Salem, good lot, close in. 9 THE PUTNAM McLAREX CO. 180 X. Commercial St. Phone 430 GOOD BUYS 6.86 acre tract of good soil, good drain age, 3 room bungalow, well, large chicken house 100 feet Jong, close in, will consider automobile, good bnildins lot in Salem or Portland up to $1400 as oart Davraent. Price Sl8.0. Improved 5-aere tract, located on good road U mile from Pacific highway, good 5 room plastered bungalow, barn. 2 seres hesring loganberries. 2 acres prunes, win trade lor moaern nunga low in Salem. Trice 85000. 5 room house. 8 blocks south, bath, toilet, lights, basement, stationary tubs, east front. Price 2,430; 85jO down, Dal a nc terms. We have some fine building lots on Commercial and Lincoln streets, paved streets, lot 50 by , 150 feet. Price 3900 and up: terms. We have some very fine '. acre lots located south of Pulctn. close to cat line and Pacific highway. Sightly lo cation. Price $400 per M acre. $2." own. balance f 10 per month," interest 6 percent. 32H sere 1 arm, 97 acres summer fallow about fifteen thousand cords of fin standing fir and a lot of oak timber, located 1 3-4 miles from paved high- war; will consider part trade. Price $85 per acre. If you are looking to boy, trade or sell W.' HZ Grabenhorst & Co. 275 State street BlULDING LOTS THREE OF THEM Located on Pairmonnt Hill. Prirf 31200 cash. W. II. Grabenhorst A Co, 275 State St. FOR BKST BUYS AND EXCHANGED see Thoinason. We hsve houses in al! parts of the city from $600 up on terms to suit, a good list of large farms ' and small tracts at bargain prices. THOMASON 331 14 State St. Best Buys and Exchanges .HOUSES 6 room house with bath, good lot, esst front, garden, woodshed, 2 blocks car: only 14U: f.wti down. 1 room new modern bungalow, good lo ration; $3150: $500' down. 7 room strictly modern new bungalow g.VOOO: 8750 down. 7 room modern brngalow. nice lawn and shade. eait front, 1 block car: fine condition; s resl 5uy; $2,800; $1500 down. v 1 " room first-class bnngslow. fine eon riition: close in, only $3,750; see thit before yoa nay. S room gocd cottage, nice lawn, paved street, ?2,oj0: fl t..O down. FARMS to acres on Silverton road. 25 cleared family orchard, buildings, all stock and grain goes, if sold at once. so.J'". 1 acres, no buildings. 2'i acres ; onng nrnnes and logans. 3 acres strawberr 7i miles Salem; $8,500; sell or tradt for close m acreage. 3 acres H mile rarline, 1 3-4 acres ber ri buildings: 83.600. 20 acres fruit with buildings for Salen residence. . 1 .rrM tmiiroved for ritr nronertv. IRfi acre chocolate loam. 10 cleared buildings. 1 4 miles town; $100 per acre, stocked and equpped. 23 acres cultivated. 6 acres prunes. Wildings, equipment and stock goes $6.3H h-t cafch. See S0C0L0FSKY 311 State street 6 mora ctlge. platred. modern excen basement. has garage . fruit, store house, all in good condition. A bar eain for 3t5tH- term. S.VMI Hnwn nalsnee easy. We have many other 00 eas" terms. S. R. PEARSON 408 V. S. Bank Bldg. 7 ROOM HOUSE. $1750. MODERN with basement. Urge lt. '-" ( near school, newlv sainted, built-in Bargain if taken soon, $1,000 will handle: will take in lnM car. $. R. PEARSON 408 U. S. Bank Bldg. REAL ESTATE PRICED FOR QUICK SALE 4 ROOM Baagalew, sew, ill be cosnWted in few days, two lots. Price 15i0? 8150 down, baJanre $25 per tronth. Locat ed ia Kingweod Park. W. H. Orsb enborat A t . 275 Mate Street. "REAL VALUES. 5 room plastered cottage, electric lirt- earsre. fruit, improved street, 17t. 5 room plastered eettare. balk, elect ri. hlhlv well eontmttdd, fruit. 11. feel froat, 821 H. 5 room bungalow, jast completed, plast ered, bsth, ltchts. built in features, old iviry finish, improved street. $2750, very easy terms. 7 room plastered bouse.., bath, basement. large lot, fruit, barn, rhukeu bouae. excellent location. t!MW. 5 ronni plastered bt nga-ew, bath, lights. cellar, bam. fruit, close in en paveid street, t;SX, eaav icrn's. WINX1E PETTYJOHN 512 State street FOR SALE 10 ACRES RIVER BOT torn land, 2 acres clear, balance tim ler and brush, oa public road. Price 8750. Phone ! or IS63 W. Inquire Auto Repa-r fhr.p, 245 Center. FOR SALE ONE OF THE CHOICEST eighty acre Italian prune orchards in Southwestern Idaho. Highly improv ed. Eight year old trees. Ample water supply. Fully equippe-t with all kind of implements, including caterpillar tractor and new spraying machine. lcep welt pure water, modem rrsid ence. shade trees and lawaa ; small family orchard. A beautiful home a well as a good investment. Croti this year will bring I14.0O0 to $16,000 Price, including alt equipment, 85O0 per acre. Address owner. Post office drawer 529, Boise. 7 room modern bouse 4 blocks north of state house, choice location, cloae in, concrrte basement, paved street, cem ent wa'ka. large parking, everything good shape. Owner leaving town, for quick sale, price $250O; terms." $720 down, balance like rent S. R, PEARSON 408 U. S. Bank Bldg. BARGAIN 5 room bouse on Fairgrounds road. paved: living room, dining room, 2 bedrooms, kitchen, bath, toilet, elec trie light, buffett, Dutch kitchen, lin o'eum, barn, garage, chicken bouse. 60 ft. well and engine pump and tank acre bigans. blackberries, pears, prunes. cherries, apple and walnut tree, etc, and a lot 82.100 of an acre. Price M.500. rash 82750. See I.. A. Hayford. 305 State St. TOR RENT FARMS FOR RENT FRUIT FARM. 4K4. evenings. PHONE WHOLt MILK AND PRODUCE WANTED Marion Creamery & Produc Co. Salem, Oregon Pkone 2488 I SALEM MARKETS . BUYING PRIOR Eggs and Pauitrv Eggs, 28c. liens, hesvy, 20c. Hens, medium. 17c Hens, light, 15c. Broilers. 18c-22c. Old roosters. 8-10e. Pork, Mutton and Beef Top begs, 12s. 140 to 20 lbs. now snd hogs. 9e. Smooth has vies. 8 c. Dressed bos-s. 15-1 fie Lambs, yearling. 3 Vie-4c. 1921 milk laiuoa, 4 -6c. Beef steers. 5c Cows, 2 3e. Bulla. 2-3c. Top veal. 14 14 Vac. Grata Wheat 98c, No. 1 white. Oats, milling. No. 1, 40e. Oats, feed, 85c, Bay Vestch snd Dt hay, $10. Clover Hay. $10. Mill -Feeds. Wholesale Mill run, 834. Whole sal to Dealers Creamery butter, 44-15c. rliittcrfal. 40c. Whole milk, f 1.8.3 rwt. Fruit Oranges, $8.50. Bssaaas, 9c. Lemons. 3.7j. Grspe Fruit, Cal, $4.50. Dates, dromedary. $7 case. Vegetables Oregon cabbage. 5c. Turnips, 82.00 sack. Beans, be. Wax besot, 5c. Litture, $1. Cciery, $1 dozen. New potatoes. 2c. Oregon onions. 75c cwt. Wslla Walla Onions, fa. 75. Can, on tons. 82.25 aack. Radishes, 40c dosen bunches. Oregon cucumber. 50c... Oregon honey, 30c lb. Rhubarb. 6c. Parsley. 50c dosen bunches. Beets. 60e. dosen bunches. Tncstofs. fl. Honey, extra-ted, 20c Ib. Apples, $2.75. reen Peas. 12e. Cantaloupe, pony, $2; flat, 90c. Melons, 8150. Green peppers, 20c lb. Retail Creamery butter, 48-50e. Figs, 82c. Flour, hsrd wheat, $2 50 $2.60. Flour, soft wheat, $1.65 $2.00. lugar. $6.80. j FIE THINGS ON S s All Kinds of Fruits and Veg etables Grown Here Are Now Offered Oregon is not only a land "flow ing with milk and honey,"- but tt is practically flooded with so many other good things that the hungry epicure might, well eat himself to death at the first stall. Here Is a partial 1 st of the fresh fruits and vegetables now mi the Sa'em market, all ralsen in or around the city: Corn froasting ears),' crook neck squash, early buh Equasp. lettuce, on'ons, carrots, beets beans, turnips, peppers, cabbage. ;ameioupes. melons. apples, pears, peaches, several kinds m plums, prunes, crabapples. straw berries, blackberries, tomatoes; honey butter, home-made jams of a score of kinds. The hot, dry summer has at toctod some of the later vegeta bles, so that the yiild Is not all that it m'ght be wished for. Weans rquash, tomatoes, and even some or the carl er things that are already on the down grad er that are less affected by the wea ther, show the dry summer right ill their perhaps less than usually smiling: faces. The fruits are In almost everv case of unugoal ex cellence. -The crops are not us ually too heavy to deplete the moisture or th plant strength, and what is offered is of the fin est quality. Prices are exceptionally !w, af ter the boom prices of a year and more ago. Tomatoes have sold in exceptional cases as low as ALEM HFJ cents a basket, though about Durkee Is, 1 inwardly rented - . . . sa f . las J inree pounas tor quarter is slrlctnrea apon ray aiiaira. aw more usual pr ce. rine eummer 'second, because X wajr f no means squashes sell tor about 10 cents : .s complacent over tie newa ahe apiece. watermelons retail at Iroia 1 H to 2 cents a. pound; some o the finest melons one woald wish toise. too. Cante loup's bring from " 95 cents to $1 10 a crate; whether one fluyi the 9-site, or the 12. or the li to the crate. Most of these attll ccrn-j irom v. aHiornia. inougn a few Iccals are b?ing shown, l'o tatoes are selling from 3 to cents a pound. Sometime the finest of neve potatoes- can o. lKBcht for less: r?ppers, which are never a steady dit but art grown and rcld for luxuries, re tail at 15 tents a -pound.; one pound m ghl suftice- tor a, wnoie ne ghborhood of non exponnient !ng cooks. fears are still almost too green for eating though they are in.l market and being sold fr can ning. They have sold to the can neriet al from 3 ti 3H cents a pound. They usually retail at cents a pound. Apples are raak ing a good crop th s yar, end sell trcry cheaply. Plums of neverat varieties are now be'ng; offered. Travelers through Salem bave commented on the variety of lo cal products, which reach almost Into the tropical or scm -tropical profus'on. One" doesn't reed to hike across Into California, . or swim to Honolulu, to get good table fare tor any poibie taste. The atuT is grown right here in and around Salem. Adole yarrlson'a Xew rhase of REVELATIONS' OF A WIFE CHAPTER 149. HOW MADGE HELD STEAD FASTLY TO FAITH AND HOPE. If I had not known-Iillle Mra. Durkeo so thoroughly I perhaps should not have been so composed at the thrust he had given me concerning Dicky's visits to the Fairfax apartment. But I have become very well acquainted with my small friend's propensity for exaggeration, so at her remark 1 simply smiled at 4her teasingly, ana hold up an admonishing fore finger. . "Now, 'fess up!"J said sternly. "On your honor1 now! Did Alfred say specifically that he had soen a lot of Dicky over at the Fair faxes?" hne squirmed in lier chair as an uneasy kitten ml&ht have done. "He taid .he'd seen a lot of Dicky," she declared defiantly. 'And if that doesn't . mean over tt the Fairfaxes I. don't know what does, for. from the things Mfred lets drop I know Alt's there .nore than half his time." , 1 laughed and blew her a kiss. "You little fraud, "i I said good- .laturedly. "if the boys could lear you they would "declare your Imagination is working overtime again.", . - She pouted resentfully, even as her pretty lau.iyi bubbled from her lips. It is a tense and tragic moment indeed for little Mrs. Dur- kee when she cannot greet every thing with a laugh. - "I don't understand you at all. Madge." she asserted. "If Dicky were my husband and staying down town for a month or two and gallivanting around with a pretty girl, I'd I'd snatch him bald-headed!" "No, you wouldn't," t returned. composedly, snipping a .thread from a pair of pink "creepers I was making for my small son. who, in a "walking chair"- clev triy constructed framework on wheels, which allows baby to stretch his limbs and go through the movements ot walking with out bearing his whole weight up on his immature muscleswas ambling all over the screened ve randa. "You'd be a sensible lady. as I am, and realize that when there is an unusual stress of work on hand a man has to stay In the city, and you wouldn't object to hia calling on his friends or even taking them out to dinner or the theatre.". A Brave Front. It cost me an effort to say this calmly and pleasantly. First, be cause, dear friend as little Mrs. MY HIT ID i isem THINGS THAT NEVER HAPPEN iH fltWTS GL(S9 WHEff flf corns, Vswe i aijoy t ' ' : - - - , had broHght me aa :M outwaru appeared. Not that I ever a rata coald be rrally Jealon of tMHtt Fa-rfa , That she still hopelessly loved Dicky 1 was sure, althouch her war work had given her-other interests, and had broadened her horison ao that ahe Would never again be as unhappy lover him as he had been. Bati durlnrt, th time follow ins DicVty'a airplan iccMrnt. v'slon had ? been given me to see many things, and among them was the plorloua truth jthat despite alt his volatUe naatabUr ness my husband's hfrart waa su premely mine. j r Mr. Durkee'a Suggestion. I was not Idiotic enough to be lli re that i. never would face tho "ncer of losing. him but I knew that his fancy would never be en, -i-hed by girl of: Edith FairV fax'a gentle, rather colorless na. ture. The rare beaOty. the im per.ous ways, the touch- of dlab We of the Grace Draper type of girl would always spell danger, at ' least temporarily tor me. lint our marital lave had weathered one such test, and I resolutely shut my eyes to the possibility of another. And as for idle, grace- ful attentions from Dicky to his Ktud'o friends. I had long since made up my mind that I Would - waste neither time nor emotion In needless thought over them.j Dut it is one thing to resolve. another to carry out that resolve.. tot only in the letter, but In the splrtL So. while I .was able to keep my face composed, my bands rorn trembling, yet any wife will unden-u.id that my brain did not exactly eajoy the pictures Which little Mra, Durkee'a word$ had flashed upon it. Ittconalstentl. ::eiflshly also, f must a Jam. I -uld miner have visualised mv , tutband rulklng in his studio over ur uisarreement than hav pie. . tured him mak'ne a 3ovoa Fourth in the outings of Alfrtd Durkee and the Fairfax girls. Ana despite my- outward com- " posure. little Mrs. , Durkee was shrewd enough to read my thoughts.' I; i , "You're a good talker. Madee she aaid calmly, putting lout steadying hand toward Junior, wno was rioi ng bis best to over turn the walking chlr, "but you . AAM. I.1...I . ' fer I a v uiuu me. l ou re no mora . pleased to hear of Dicky rushing a girl around to Places than anv other woman would be, but I sup- tlftcjA -n .. 'A S. a , . m ..... ..... ju u no tiiuwrtt up in IllllO pieces before you'd admit JL. "How this you rnrster dons trrnw! He must be nearly a year old. isu't he?" Ii . ) "Ho'U have his blrthdav net Sunday,"-! said proudly. ri . ........... i - , ij souii f ; my utile friend 'exclaimed estctedly. "I didn't know It was that near." - r &ne snatched Junior from hJa walking chair and besanUn oyer him in her delightful fashion. a .us nearr,, u DlS AuntlO , Durkee didn't almost fprget ds "... booful baby's blrfay. j Never ' mind, he shall have sOmeflng pretty, so he the JLiVSho, inter ,ie rupiea nerseil to, look Up at ma shrewdly: , '. ,i; J.- s "You ought to bare a" party Tor him, ( i8he,aid, wot ' tcoursn Dicky will bo home for SiindayT'' . "Of course," I said confidently, steadfastly crushing , down an semblance of doubt. '(To be continued) r, 4. Fires Cook, is Now , k '4 I Facing Federal Law HONOLULU; T. II,, Aug. II.. Seto. Chan, a Chinese restaurant owner here, is charged with illeg ally entering United! States terri tory, because he discharged his cook recently, L , The two incidents teem to have t no connection, but the cook. when. discharged, threatened Chan with ; dire consequences. When the tbre.tts failed to hafo eft'ect the cook rushed to federal autbori- I ties and informed them that Chan V was born in China j and be bad smuggling himself iijto Hawaii in ; violat.on of the lawj I . Chan's arrest rollowed.f He de. nfes the charge, declaring that he was born and educated In Ha wali. He speaks English and Ha waiian, fluently, in addition to Chinese.. He - is at liberty on f bond, pending a deportation hear int. i - Read .The Classified Ads. - --"T-T " " ..-r-J .! II. M I. 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