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THE OREGON STATESMAN, SALEM, OREGON
TUESDAY MORNING, JULY 18, 1922
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Sis months' Mouwt, per mo. 15
19 months contract, per m. a2e
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W. H. Burghardt. Jr.
Resident Agent 871 State St.
MONEY TO LOAN
On Reil Esute
T. K. FORD
(Over Ladd & Bush Bank)
NEW TODAY
fOR SALE OARAGE BUSINESS AM
all necessary equipment to rua it. W
11. UrabeQhorst Co.. ITS hum at
POR SALE OR RENT 3 ROOM HOUSE
and three tola in Ring-wood Park.
Price tiooo. Rent 1 per month.
W. H. Graoenhorat Co, 275 Stat
, a treat.
WANTED LOGANBERRY PICKERS.
Phone 108F2. At boob or alter ail.
FOUND AT SPONG'S LANDING. ONE
ahirt with- eulf buttons and stick pin.
Call S4F3. ;
USED PARTS S3 1-3 "fo to 60 off.
Mike's Auto Wrecking House, 424 .
ConiBtsrcial, phone 53.
COW FOR SALE CALL AT 44)2 N.
Commercial.
SPEAKING OF TERMS SIX ROOM
homo with toilet, .Jwt water, bath, oa
aiain rar and pavement, eloae to down
town, University State house and
' school. .Matt all for 3200 and 4o
, down take, balance at S30 a month
with 6 interest included la $30. POa
S aeaaion Sept. 15. Beeke A Heodricka,
205 U. 8. Bank Bldg.
i LEA8E- FOR SALE GOOD LOCATION
Commercial street. ' Brows, over Bee
! iwka, Htate and ComauerciuL
RTORK KIHIM rOK RENT UN 1W I It
and State. New budding, phona Sltf. I
PUR SALE LAVENDER NOW READY
lor lancy work. BUI Locust, rhone
1Q24-W. - I :
FOR SALE A FEW .'MORE AU8TRA
Haa Lve Birds, at o a pair. 1 ae
Bird and Pet Store. E. B. Flake,
proprietor, 227 Stat.
BING AND LAMBERT CHERRIES WAN
ted for immediate delivery. Highest
prices paid for large, fancy quality.
Ward K. Richardson. Phone 414.
BEAR IN MIND WE HAVE AN Es
pecially attractive plan of Insuring your
brick building. Ask about it Bait
time you Inaure. tttandley A Foley,
agenU McMinnvilhs Co., Bush Bank
halg. Phone 847. j
HIGH CLASH ROOMING AND BOARD-
ing house proposition, la center ot
Salem's beat residence diatrict. eOOii
'will handle. Becks A Haadrieks, 205
. U. 8, feanh Bldg. J .
PIED PIPER TEA ROOM AND CATER
ing Hbop. S4 North Capitol. Pbone
74-d.
WANTED -A GOOD SECOND WAND
, horse power hay Uler. Standard make.
Phone 17F24. j .
BIX ROOM BUNGALOW AND TWO
lote ia north Salem; with garage, bane
ment and fireplace. A real home.
' Price 94000. 100 0 caau, baiauve
teruia. W. G. Kruegsr. Oregon Bldg.
' 1'K'" 17, " ' I - ' ' ;
WANTED LOGANBERRY PICKERS.
Uood camn' r round a. with ahacka and
etovea. flood water or will take to
and from natch. 4 Will pay centa
and all berries carried In from patch
1 tor pickera. v Phone 17B7-WO.
S4OO0 TAKES 7 ROOM HOME WITH
- furnace and fireblace. : well loraled.
' , Immediate nossesaioB. 'Terms. Becke
A Hendricks. 203 V. 8. Bank Bldg.
LOUA.BERRY.. PICKERS WANTED
i it, ner lb. carriers delivered, irsns
; portalion. J. E. Crothera, telephone
f FOUR ROOM FURNISHED HOU8E
i fdr rant.'. at 1768 Ferry street.
Worth While
' arree rloe ia. 8 room bungalow.
i Wei V' Windfall!, tank, Bars. 4 acres
I beui.ag cuerriea ' auu peaches. 96600.
jo acreu close in - 6 room plastered
6Muae, 2 acres bearing cherries. 93500.
. 4 room house, 2 lots, besnog fruit, elee
; trie lights, eitr water. 91200 ; 9150
.' sows, . , l
I 7 room - house, plastered; ea ear line,
near. ' 91o0, 9300 down. 915 Pr
snontn,
& Copley
931 State aireet
- ' .. Best. Buys
r,0 room' apartmrat busiueas, net income
' 96000 annually. '
25 acres. 17 bearing mgane and prnnes,
fsir improvemen,ts. 9V.500, Vt caah. .
91 acres, 6, bearing Togans, S filberts,
trees aneugh to plant S mors acres,
fair improvement, best sandy loam bot-
. torn. 98.200. 94700 down.
2 acres, IV logaas, 9 room bungalow,
family, fruit, close to car. 93500, Vs
I down, balance - I .
! " Socolofsky
i v 941 State street
A LOT JN WALDO PARK WITH PAVE-
meni. ear, sewer ana gua in every mi.
Shade, creek and strlctrst baildinf re-
strict lou.. WiU pay yen big in long
, rua. - 9700 to 91250 : gets the beat
I ia Salem. - Becke HeBdrieka, 205
V. 8. Baak Bldg. I
' " A. W. ESTES REALTY CO.
Bucreaeers to Oregon Co-Operative Realty
i Association. ... i
; FIRE AND AUTO INS, LOANS .
' RKKTALSi
Pattoa Building. i Phone 768
r Own Your Own Home
Strictly modern up to date bungalow, 5
; rooms, basement, furnace, fireplace,
garage, electric light, gas: bailt ia
' esses and bins. Largs lot. lawn, flow
ers, cement walks and paved street,
i Abstract a bowing clear titie, price only
r Snixiw. Terms. dome choice lots,
""Vi .i i r, I I
' -unims ot oecnxei i
940 SUte street
' B ROOMT MODERN BUSOALOW
Sleeping porch, garsge, 2 lota on good
, corner, close ia oa South Commercial
" street, at 94000. Half cash. ; -.
, Ivl. L Hunt
i Lsdd. Bash Bldg.
.'Good Buys
5 room hoaae. large lot oa pared street
i aad rar Price 91800, 9500 down
balance 9IO per month.
4 room house with garage in sou fit Sa
lem. Price 91400. 9400 down.
6 room house loae la on Ferry ' street.
, Prieo 9300. ;
7 room house, with two s-ood lots, good
garage, fruit trees, price 92150 eaah.
S80 acre farm to lease, all accessary
machinery and atock, two ; thirds of I
crop goes. Prsro 9200O. -
Acreage. V to 1 acres ea eaay terms.
let ns tell yoa enout them.
" Real Estate and Fire Insnrsnce .
W. H. Grabenhorst & Co.
275 Rtste Rl. ' IT. R. Bank Bldg
EMPLOYMENT
WANTED ENERGETIC ' Y0UNQ MAN
. who has had experfeae aelling lifi
. Inaaraaca.' atocka or adf ertisiag. Must
, be able fo derota his entire time and
be ambitions for adeanrement. Mrst
hare the courage to present rnsinesa
nrooosition to merchants and profes
aionsl men." Answer la yonr ewa hand
"I-Nav 91," Stateemaa ettiea
writing.
fications.
Add rose
EMPLOYMENT
KALE AND rEMAIJI
WANTED BERRY PICKERS, WILL
pay 2e lb. J. Hpronger. 2 miin
eat Atrium.
WANTED I.OGAS PICKER. 50e A
crate to the finish ia about 10 days.
Vin an men, wnwa and large rail
drea. - Start Monday morning. M. E.
Getter, East "D" etreet.
WAITED MZX AND WOKEN TO
take (arm paper su bar ript tons. A coed
proposition to the rif ht people. Address
the Pacific Homestead, fitataeiaaa Bldg.
Belem, Ora.
PERSONAL
GET MARRIED BEST MATRIMONIAL
paper published. ree for stamp. Cor
Vespeadeat. Toledo. Ohio.
FOR SALE
POULTRY
POULTRY M EN SEND EIGHT TV"V
eeut s'amps fur special three oontk.
trial for tbs best and oMest Journal
la the weat. The artirWa and ader
tisemeata are of special intereit to the
poultry breeders of the northwest.
Northwest Pool try Journal, 211 Com
mercial street, Salem. Oregon.
farm; paper
IF YOU WANT TO GET THE BEST
farm BSDer. aend 15a to the Pacific
Homostesd, Salem, Orecoo, for a three
months' trial subscription. Mention
this ad.
PIANOS
FOR HALE BREWSTER PIANO IN
good condition, 1290. Mornings only.
1478 Ferry.
WOOD
4 FOOT AND 16 INCH DRY MILL.
wood la any quaatity. Tracy wood
' Co. Phono 520.
BEST GRADE MILL WOOD 16 INCH.
2 ft. and 4 ft. Prompt delivery.
Special price on ear lota. W can make
dulivairv on aah. aeeond erowth and
old c-rowth -fir about July 15. Fred
E. Wells, 305 R Church. Phone 1542.
ALL KINDS Of WOOD FOR 8ALE
bit fir and oak. 16 inch. Orders
takes for immediate or futnro dsliv
erica. C. D. Query, Livesley Station
Phona 77F21.1
OLD 16 IN. FIR. B; SECOND. 4 IT,
6.
Aah. Phono 1467.
LIVB STOCK
FOR SALH "OREGON JEWEL," AND
doe kid. Inquire 700 North High
MISCELLANEOUS
FOR 8ALE OLD, NEWSPAPERS, 10
eents a bundle, i Circulation depart
ment, Oregon Ststsmsn.
LOGANBERRIES 11.25 PER CRATE.
delivered snv part of city. 75e peri
crate pick them yourself. 2299 Fair
' grounds Rosd. Phone 881-J.
8UMMER LUGGAGE REDUCED WALL
psper remnsnts, piaster vanouer-i.
Velvet stsir csrpet, $1.35. Endur
ance high grade bouse paint. Kalso
mina lfic Dound. Cotton msttresses.
48 SO. Steel sorlnssi 15.00. Max
6. Burea, 178 N. Commercial St.
"Beautiful Oregon Rose"
aad elevea other Oregon songs, together
with a fine collection oi . pstnotic
songs, sacred songs aad many old-time
lavoritcs
i ALL FOR 25e
(Special prices In quaatity. lota)
Eapeclally adaptable for school, commun
ity or home singing. Send for
The Western Songster
To paces, now in ita third edition.
Puhliahed by
nnrnnv TrHF.RS MONTHLY
215 8. Commercial St." 8alem, Ore.
FOR RENT
APABTMEIITS
APARTMENT
2056 J.
Fa RENT PHONE
FURNISHED APARTMENT FOR RENT.
11S2 Center.
TXATS
FOR RENT FCLLT FURNISHED
nul five room flat, at 604 Fer-
rv a tree t. t50 a month. Immediate
noaaeaaien. AodIt at Statesman of
fice. -
ROOMS
I ARLINGTON HOTEL CLEAN. COST;
. 60c np. 462 State.
MODERN ROOM FOR GENTLEMAN
Centrally located. Must give same aad
reference. Address A. care Htatesmsn
MR MOT RITTTE OF ROOMS WITH
neivate bath, also aiueie rooms. 1080
- Chomeketa street. Phone 1280.
. LOST AND FOUND
TOTJKP
STRAY COW PHONE 55F4.
WANTED
lOSOEXXSEOUS
WANTED FURNITURE. TOOLS, ETC
Phone all.
OLD MATTRESSES MADE OVER
Canital Citv Beddinr Co. Phone 1;
n-ivTn vtlRSlTCRE. TOOL& MAf
ehinerr atock. etc. WiU boy for CSsh
or sell on- commission.
Woodry, the auctioneer.
Phono 61L
I wanted EVERYTHING IN HARD-
ware and furniture. Best PTet paw.
THE CAPITAL HARDWARE
. a. IPITWVlTtTRR CO.
9I ' Commercial 8t. Phone 97
BUSINESS CARDS
AUCTIONEER
AUCTIONEER F. N. WOODRY. THE
livestock, furniture, rest estate auctioneer.-
Pbone 511 for aale dates.
Res. 1910 N. Summer.
Auto Directory
TRUCKS
I , . tai? Drn tr TTPIC
trade for rest estate, produce or will
sell on easy terms. Thia i ea esceio
.i a i... if tM want s rsl
mnA barraia a no It immediately. Phone
or talU The People t Cash Store.
- BATTERY AJTD ELECT RICLAN
amr wt riTPirTlH EXPERT TROU-
Kl. hantine 218 N. High. Ph0
V08.
PRESTO -LITE BATTERY SERVICE
Station. F.ypert battery ad eltrical
work. Farris Bros, fsoae sow.
Court.
ACBTTZXVS WXLDIa
idav nrrn. RRlSfl ALUMINUM
Brine the oieewT 0. Gaa Heating
Co.- 837 Court.
TIRXS AJTD ACCESaORlXI
Mf KE'S AUTO WRECKING HOUSE-.
t sed parts. I buy oldcars. 424 N.
Commerrisl. Phone aaa.
USED PARTS 1-8 TO OrT. MIKE'S
. inu Wreckine House. 424 North
Commercial. Phone 523.
10.00O MILE GUARANTEE AGAINST
atone bruises, rim cuts and blowouts.
The Hrdro-Toron Tire, for sale by Yew
Park atare. 12th and Leslie. Phono .
- v ' BXATTTT PARLORS
! NOW OPERATING MODEL BEAUTT
Psrlor. 110 North Commercial entrees.
; Phone 956. .,. - : e I?
tjiaciaiT CONTRACTOR i
1 walks a apectalty. ' iL
BUSINESS CARDS
KUIICAX.
MRS HENRY LEE PIANO. 1221 N.
i Capital. Pbone 1017 W.
SALEM CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC I
All branch taught, diploma grsntad. I
John R- Site.
Director. 1237 Court
Phone 626.
RAO AND JAZZ PIANO P LATINO
: 12 lessons guaranteed. Waterman
Sysw-m. P. B. Clark, Mgr, MdCr
aeck Bldg.
TUNERS
JACK MCLLIGAN PIANO TUNER:
Moore -Duon Co. Representative of
Sherman Clay A Co. Phone 606.
EDWARD WELP EXPERIENCED
piano toner. Leave ordera Will' a !
Mosie Store.
DANCING
PRIVATE LESSONS IN ALL LATE
dances. Mrs. W hite. Phone 273 J.
MUSIC STORES
GEO. C. WILL PIANOS. PHONO- I
graphs, sewing machines, sheet music,
and piano studies. Repairing phono
graphs and sew ma macbiaoa. 432
State, Salem.
PIAMOS
SHERMAN CLAY A CO. PIANOS
Steinways Duo-Art aad others. Moors s '
Music House, 415 Court street aad
Masonic Temple.
CHINESE PHYSICIAN
Da U M. HUM CURES ANT KNOWN
disease. 153 8. High St, pboae 283.
CARPETS AJTD PLUTT BUGS
NOTICE TO THE PUBUC WE NOW
weave fluff tags made out of old car
pets, any length or width yoo desire.
We also re-fit, re-sow aad ana ear pets
: Feather renovating and mattress steam
: ing and re making. Salem Carpet
Cleaning and Fluff Rug Works. Pboae
: 1164.
DRUG STORES
WM. NEIMEYER 'JUST DRUGS."
175 N. Commercial street, phone 167.
BREWER DRUG CO. 40S
Phone 184.
ELECTRICIANS
COURT
SECURE MY FIGURES ON WIRING
By contract: bv boor. At prewar
prices. H. W. Hatch. Phone 1202 J.
" FURNITURE HOSPITAL
FURNITURE REPAIRED OR MADE TO
order. Refinishing and upholstering
a specislty. rbone 1742. Urowa and
Groves. 1201 South Commercial.
FLORISTS
CUT FLOWERS AND FLORAL PIECES.
Delivery. C. F. Brelthaupt. florist, 123
North Liberty street. Phoae 880.
TIN AN CI AL
20 YEAR FARM LOANS ON RURAL
credit nlsn. pre payment provisions sl-
lowed. we win unsure yos tor a less
rste ot interest thsn any firm on the
coast.
Private money to loan on either city or
country property.
R. W. Marsters
411 Oregon Building
LOANS ON GOOD CITY PROPERTY
Plenty of money ; no delay. Call
831 H State street.
MARION -POLK COUNTY FARM LOAN
association has money to loan at 5
percent. W. D. Smith, aecretsry-tress-
urer. soa ssiem Bans oi commerce.
Ladies' Wearing Apparel
DRESSMAKING '
MAUD SIMONS. DESSMAKER , 1710
uenevue ot.
i RUTH McADAMS DRESSMAKER, 756
South 12th. Phone 1824-M.
SPENCER CORSETS TO ORDER
Dressmsking. Carrie Fisher, McCor-
nark Bldg.
THE ADSITTS ARE PREPARED TO
do any and all kinds of ladies tailor
ing, for old and new customers. 852
N. 12th St. Phone 2085-R
HEMSTITCHING
MRS. BRECKENRIDGE HEMSTITCH
ing. Mail orders solicited. 175 S. ltb
Thone 174-M.
, 3
SALEM ELITE HEMSTITCHING.
plesting, buttons, stamping snd needle
work. 829 Oregon Bldg. Phono 379.
MRS. C. E. MILLER HEMSTITCHING
Stamping, braiding; hsnd embroidery,
buttons. Room 10. over Miller's store
Salem, Oregon Pbone 117.
MILLINERY
HATS FROM 8t UP MRS. C A
Grimm. 519 Court street.
INSURANCE
MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE INSURANCK
rompsny. J. C. Baich, agent, room a.
MeCurnach Bldg. Phone 96.
LAUNDRIES
Stl.FM LAUNDRY COMPANY. 136 8
Liberty etreel. rnone sta. uiuesi
larg-st best. Estsblished 1889.
CAPITAL CITY STEAM LAUNDRY
quslity work, prompt service. no
Broadway. Phoae 165.
MEDICAL
MOUNTAIN BALM COUGH REMEDY
Phone 517-W,
FAINTING CONTRACTORS
PAINTING AND DECORATING HIGH
class work lor particular people, i.. u.
Brandon, contractor. 865 North High.
Phone 645 J.
NURSERY STOCK
FRUITLAND NURSERY FINE LARGI
stock of Italian prune trees snd also
all kinds of leading nursery stock
for fsll delivery. Phone 1140 II. 161
8. 14th street.
COMPLETE LINE TREES SMALI
fruits, ornamentals, t apitai ny nnr
aery Co.. 426 Oregon Bldg. Pbone 75
FLPMBiy
PLUMBING REPAIRING AND COII
work. Pbone 1397 J. Shop, 1Z7 uiwt.
atreet. A. L. Godfrey.
FERTUMB AND TOILET AETICLES
CALIFORNIA PERFUME CO. EX
traeta. toilet articles. airs, oyer
170 South 23rd. Phone 1224.
RESTAURAJf TS
HUB RETACRANT MOST REASON
able prices. Johnson usrry. lav b
High.
KOODLE PARXjOR
WA HOsq KOODLI H0U8K. 4S
Ferry.
BIN SIN NOODLE HOUSE CHOP
suey. 40e: puftea rice, zoe: noooiea
20c; fried noodles, oOc 189 8. Lib
erty.
SECOND HAND GOODS
; HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR SECOND
hand clothing aad shoes. Also d
eleanlng, pt ess ing and repsirisg. Cal'
and deliver. Capital Exchange. 842
North Commercial.
al. rnone I3e-w.
WE BUY AND SELL SECOND HAND
goods of all kinds: pipe mtiags. nsr
ness. collars, collar pads, tools and
chains. Fred Behindler. 858 Centei
etreet. '
STOVES AMD STOVE BXPAXXOia
STOVES REBUILT AND REPAIRED
40 years experteare. uepot nation si
fence, aisee 26 to 38 inches high.
Paints, oil aad varnishes. etr logsa
berry snd hop hooks. Sslem fence aad
Store Works. 250 Court street. Phone
12 1. '
- aCAVXNOER "
I eleaaed. l-aoae ft.
BUSINESS CARDS
TRANSPORTATION
PARKER'S STAGE LINES
J. W. Parker. General Manager
Central Stage Terminal Saleaa, Oregon
SALEM SILVERTON DIVISION,
Lesrei Salem, Central Wage I enamel;
, II
a.m., & p.m
, Neva Stand:
Leaves Silverton,
H a m, 1 p.m.. p.m.
Salem-ladepeadrBce-MenmMth Di viaioa
Leaves Salem Central Stage Terminal:
7 a.m. B a m. II a.m. 3 p.m. 5 .a.
leaves Moamouth. Meamenth Hotel:
8:15 a.m.. 1 p m.. 6:15 p.m.
ave IndeTM'ndeare. Beaver Hotel:
8:30 a.m. 10 a na 1:15 p.m, 4 p.m. 6:S0.
We make connections at Salem to all
parts of the valley. Extra tripa by
appointment.
J W. PARKER, General Mgr.
TRAUBFEE HAUUMO
WE MOVE. STORE AND SHIP HOC3K-
hold gooJs. Our specialty is piano
and furniture moving. We also make
Miain trios. We haadle the best coel
and wood. Call en us (or prices. We
give good measure, good quality aad
good service. Lamer Transfer Co.
Phone 030.
CAPITAL CITY TRANSFER CU -'26
State St. Pboae 933.. Distributing
forwarding and storage our specialty
Git our rates.
WOOD SAWS
WOOD SAWING PHONE 1131.
country. Ed. Sproed.
CITY.
CITY AND COUNTRY WOOD SAWING
Phone 2046. Fisher Bros.
WATER
SALEM WATER. LIGHT k POWER CO.
Office. 301 rtouth Com'l. St. Teu P'-t
cent diM-oimi on domestic flat rale
paid in advan?. No deductions for
absence or any cause unless water is
shut off your premises
PROFESSIONAL
7 OPTICIANS
GLASSES FITTED BY DR. L. R. BUR
dett st the Bow Optical Company,
.125 State street, opposite Ladd and
Bush Bank.
POMEROV a KEENE JEWELERS AND
Optometrists. 388 State.
CHIROPODISTS
CHAS. H. MAXWELL CHIROPODIST.
Foot specialist. Room 3. 322 State Ht.
DR. WILLIAMS CORNS, CALLOUS-
es, ingrown nsils. all foot troubles.
Price Shoe Co. Phone 616.
CHIROPRACTORS
UK. O. L. SCOTT. P.S.C.. CHIROPRAC
tor. 414-19 U. S. Bsak Bldg. Phone
87; res. 828 R.
OSTEOPATHIC PHTSICIAKS
DRS. WHITE AND
U. S. Bsnk Bldg.
MARSHALL 206
DR. W. L. MERCER OSTEOPATHIC
Physician and Surgeon. Kirksvillc
mduste 404 405 u s. National Bank
OIU- I UUU. Villi. .. ".. I
BROKEN ARCHES AND OTHER DE-
formities ot the feet corrected without
loss of time from tour occupation.
Drs. White A Marshall, U. S. Bank
Bldg.
DR. JOHN L. LYNCH OSTEOPATHIC
Physirisn and Surgeon. 403-404 Ore
gon Bldg. Phones, office, 1394; res
58F5. .
LODGE DIRECTORY
UNITED SPANISH WAR VETERANS.
Camp 5, Armory. First, third Mondays.
REAL ESTATE
6 ROOM HOUSE IN PENDLETON
rented for per month, to trad
for house in Salem, or 82250 mort
gage on 160 acres of improved land.
Address F. W. Hsskell. 708 Acsdemy
street, .Dallas. Ore.
FIVE ROOM HOUSE ON PAVEMENT
in rood condition, modern, large cor
ner lot and close to cannery, esn" be
bought for 92200, 81200 as (irst psy
ment.
Heyser-Follrich System
Pbone One Thoussnd
Msin Floor Terminal Bldg.
Must be Sold
20 seres all in cultivation, 5 acres of
berries and fruit, fair bifildings. 18
miles north - of Kalem, 2 miles from
psved highwsy. A bargain for 92000.
With 91UOO down.
Thomason
331 State street
ANDERSON ft RUPERT
Successors to Laflar A Laflar
INSURANCE
REIL ESTATE
BONDS LOANS
108-f Oragoa Bldg
CITY HOUSES CITY LOTS. BUNGA
lows, small and large acreage, close in
and far out: exchanges in city and
country. Brown A Hscee. over Bus
ick's store. State and Commercial
Phone 559.
Why Pay Rent
We can sell you s four or fire room
house with 9150 down and 913 per
month. -
Thomason
331 Vi Stste street
MR. HOME BUYER YOU CAN BUY A
6 room bungalow less than a year old
for 9500 less thsn 1 wss oiiered iot
it nine months ago. Has basemen.
Dutch kitchen, closets and sleeping
porch. 91000 will handle it. See it
today. 125 Leffelle.
A Real Bargain
Vine and one-half acres ot loganberries
income record good for the past lour
t.
,n." il thHci.rHmi,rctor.
o a drrer. Good water and small, well-
built honse. Price 96,500. Eaay
terms.
Square Deal Realty Co.
!02 U. 8. Bsnk Phone 470
IF TOU ARE LOOKING FOR A FIRST
class large home, I have it. Located
close in at a moderate price. Do
not miss seeing me about it.
ff yon are looking for business property
1 have the best corner ia town tor
yon today
Gertrude J. M. Page
192 N. Cottage
Special
Phone use
To trade, stock of groceries snd fixtures,
car and some cash, for Ixouas not over
93000.
Thomason
83 1H SUte street
14 ACRES AND NEW 6 ROOM PLA9-
tered buacalow. o acres cultivated.
balance naatare. 2 wells, young fam
ily orchard, all fenced, barn 28x40
silo, all farm tools, 5 cows, 8 heifers,
2 horse go with piece. All for 96000.
Cash to handle 82000. See
L. A. Hayford
. SOS SUte street
Housebuyer
Would yoa aot like to hsve a cottage
these hot daya where the rooms are
Um. lnxnriouslv larra. bedrooms aa
well aa living rooms. We have an
exceptional place, moderately priced.
Will make a good home. Short wsix-
ine distance aad immediate possession.
Come and see es on thie place.
The Fleming Realty Co.
f 841 State street
A FINE BCILDINO LOT CLOSE IN
on North Cottage street tor ft sou.
Thomason
nzili Stat street
the Classing Mi
REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE FIVE ROOM MODERN
bungalow, neatly designed and sub
stantially built. r weplace, farm ace.
bath, etc., paied !. Desirable
homo at f 4om. Krteger, Oregon
n.dg. phone 217.
TRADE WHAT VOI HAVE FOB WHAT
yoa want. We will find it for ou.
A. W. tflea Realty Co, Pattoa Bldg.
Phone 768.
Special
To trade, s rood clone ia 10 room boo
for lea- and equipment on stock r
grain farm.
Thomason
331 Butt street
FIVE ROOM MODERN BUNGALOW
oa paved street close ia; furnace,
fireplace, harduood floors, welt built
ia. $5250. W ill consider soldier s
lose.
Winnie Pettyjohn
33m Sute street
SEW BUNGALOW PAVEMENT,
beautiful river view, 5 rooms modern
with hardwood borders aad Dutch kit
rhea. Built in buffet and bookcase,
fireplace, cement b a acmes t. Reduced
to 4800; S20U0 witt haadle aad will
accept bonus.
Heyser-Follrich System
Phone One Tboussod
Vlii Floor Terminal Bide
8 ROOM. NEW, MODERN BUNGALOW
style house, close ia oa North High
street. 85,900.
180 acres at the head of Silets basin en
Rock Cre k in Lincoln county. Excel
lent range. Good stock (arm. $25O0.
A. C. Bohrnstedt
107 Mssonie Temple Salem. Oregon
Wood's Bargains '
200 sere (arm, well located, to exchange
for home in Salem or suburban home,
terms on balance.
20 acres improved to exchange for home
in Salem. 27 acre fruit ranch with
crop, $6500, take a home in Salem.
New bungalow with basement, not sll
finished. 41400. half csah. in good dis
trict. A strictly modern 8 room bun
galow, large lot with bearing fruit
trees, pared street, best residence dis
trict, for less thsn house would cost to
build.
Ford sedsn to trade in on a home. Good
light rar for sale or will trade on
cheep home. A fine farm at 960 per
acre, near Dallss. Wsnt to exchsage
suburban home (3 acres) for clone in
home. See as for trsdes. F. L. Wood,
.141 State street.
REALTY EXCHANGES
I
Reported by Union Atetrtct
I ComD&nT
E. J. Wilson et al to B. Serni-
otti. land in section 7-7-2-E., $5
...
G. F. Rodcers and wife to P.
J. Jirak. lot 7, block 5, Oak
Lodge addition to Salem, $10.
J. Graham and wife to E. B
Kirk, part of lot 4, block 2, city
of Salem, $1.
E. A. Rboten and wife to W.
Lange and wife, block 12, Nob
Hill annex to Salem, $10.
J. G. Lais and wife to R. J.
Lais, land In section 28-7-1-E.,
Marion county, $1.
J. G. Lais and wife to F. A.
Lais, land in section 29-7-1-E.,,
Mariop county, $1.
P. Grim to G. Grim and wife,
land in claims 4-1-W, and 5-1-
W.. Marion county, $1.
W. T. Grimm to Paul Grimm,
land In E. Purvine claim, 4-1-W..
Marion county. SI.
W. T. Grimm et al to L. Stahl
and husband, land in claim 5-
4-1-W, Marion county. SI.
W.Turnidge and wife to Edna
Nelson, land In claim 55-9-4-W..
S10.
W. J. Turnidge and wife to
Edna Nelson, land in claim 6-
9-4-W.. $10.
J. Bowersox and wife to A. J.
Paris, part of lot 2, block 29, city
ot Salem. $10.
E. M. Montgomery to W. H
Trask and wife, lots 1. 2, 3 and
4, block 1, Whitney's addition to
3tayton, $2000.
C. P. MccormicK ana wue
. . t m
J. R. Ramey. land in claim 90-
4-2-W.. $10.
M. G. Miller and wife to M. D.
Yoder. land in claim 53-o-i-w.,
Marion county, $2300.
A. Aarhus and wife to P. Ol
son and wife, land in claim 26-
6-1-W., $300.
Yergen, W. A. and wife to RI-
rel. J.. for land In claim 4 6. 4-z-
W.. Marion county. Ore., SZ300.
Mocrehead. R. and wife to Mc
Coy, A. L. and wife, fort land in
block 40 North Salem, Oregon.
$10.00.
Spoirg, I. widow et al to Cherry
i a
r:"' y- a.. r -
tion. lota .1 and 2 in block
North Salem Ore., $1.00.
Morgali, R. J. and wife to Lew
ia, J. H. ana wue pari ot tots 1
and 2 block 74 in North Salem
Ore, $10
Springer. D. and wife to Mor
gali, R. J . and wife part of lots
1 an I 2 block 74 North Salem
Ore., $10.
Newton. F. M. and wife to Ol
son, O. A., lot 4 in block 28 ol
sub-division of blocks 26-28 of
Capital Park addition to Salem
Ore., $300.
Nash, J. L. single man to Webb,
C. B. and wife land in claim 43
7-3-W., Merlon county, Oregon,
$10.
Money. J. and wife to Haskina
M.. and wife lit 5 in block 3 Dav
enportj addition to Silverton. Ore.,
ejsn
v.
Morlev. J. and wife to rW.anrh
W nnmarrla.l i t i. v,i .
w. unmarried, lot 7 In block
Davsports addition to Silverton.
Ore., ir.12.50.
Morlcy. J.. and wife to Force.
E. W. and x? fe. Jot 4 of block
2 in Daveo.orts addition to Sil
verton. Ore., 380.
Maiwmey. M. w. and wife to
aiannney, m. j. and wife, tand
cuim 4 9-5-2-W., Marion county.
ore,, ?i
Jouuson. C. E., single to John-
eon, t. A., land In claim 23--2
W., lot 3 block 11 Yew Park ad-
aition to Salem. Ore., $10,
Johnson, C. E.. single to John
son, i,. a., iaad in 4.6.j.
W.. Marion county. Ore . $10
Gie?r, Lu A., widower to Miller
G. B.. laad in block 4? North
S&lem. Ore.. $10.
Nash. J. K.. single, to Perry. J
C, tnd wife, land in claim 43-7-3-W.,
Marion county. Ore., $10.
Corbett. H. J. and wife to Wolf
E. Widow, part of lot 6, block IS.
NortL Salem. Ore . $10.
Wo'.fe. S. E. and wife to Capi
tal National bonk. Salem, land in
Polk county, Oregon. $1.
Christ, F. P. and wife tq Cernikl
J. ana wire, prrt of block 70 N. j
saiem. Ore.. $2JS0.
Adams, Ed. R. and wife, to Hoff
Mary A., land in CI.
4--l-w.,
Marion county. $2000.
Richards, C. B.. a single man.
to ViVckera. P. O.. land in Geo.
Leasure Claim, ."-1-W.. Marlon
county $600.
Haskell. A. I... wid.. to Vickers.
P. G.. land in Geo. Leasure CI.
5-1 -W, Marion county. $550.
Johnson. E. S.. and wife, to
Wolfe. A. A. and wife, land in
CI. 4 76--1-W., Marion county.
$1.00.
Frank. F. B.. et al. to Follls.
T.. lots 5-6-7. block 9, Whit
ney's Add. to Stayton. $2300.
Titus, E. C., (unmarried), to
Follis, J. T. et al. yand In Sc. 10.
9-1 -W., Marion county. $50.
11
AdeJw Ganiaoa Hew Pbavae of
REVELATIONS OF A WIFE
CHAPTER NO. 74
HOW MADGE CONTRIVED TO
"HANDLE" DICKY
"I am very sorry. Miss Brown
Hugh Grantland's voice was em
barrassed but firm,, "but this milk
belongs absolutely to Mrs. Gra
ham for her baby. Her package
of fooi has been mislaid, and the
little child has nothing to eat
Of course, th. matter is in her
hands entirely, but I should
strongly advise her to keep every
drop of that milk which the baby
does not want this morning un
til the diner is put on. You
see," turning to me, "the traf
fic Is quite heavy for this time
of year, and the diner may be
crow(led eveil bUer it u here...
Rita Brow.s colo88a, Beif-con-
colossa)
ceit conapsea as quickly as an
itiated toy balloon. But there
was an almopt venomous gleam
in her eyes ts she glanced at me
To
her oeculiar tetnteramfnt the.
slighting of her request for the
comfo.t of another woman was
an unnardonnhl- .in Sh. ..
-"- "K"
ed her mouth ta speak and closed
it aga.ii; as D'ckl's voice sounded
coMly behind us
"This is most charming hospi
tality, MaJ. Grantland, but you
are Rtrangly misinformed. Mrs.
Grahai.i's package of food for the
baby has not been mislaid. I
have it safely here, therefore we
shall not need to trouble you.
The cool insolence of his tone
was unmistakable. I heard the
quick intake of MaJ. Grantland's
Dreata, saw the grim lines tig-ht
I en aound his mouth, and knew
mai ne was fighting the impulse
" strike the tneer from Dicky's
I iace. i saw also the Impish
amusemeat upon Riita LVown's
race and the sight put the match
to the blaze of my anger against
I I IliMT VT'a mi wAA
" uoicaauu ng, ungenerous
conauci.
un tne contrary.. Mai. Grant
land," I said smoothly, and the
effort I made to keep my voice
SALEM MARKETS f
BUTIJtO PRICES
liar anal drain
Wheat, 9L0S 1.10 bu; oats. 60 9)
10, PB.
Eggs. Buttarfat- Butter. ITilk
Butterfat. 47; milk. $2.25; eggs, 22e.
Poultry
Hesry hens. 20 fie 21er lleht V.m.
16c: medium. ISc: roosters. 10e- bmil.n
25 cy 0e.
Livestock
lion aii mb i st-i hA-s l i
n"rn - "-3 c; .
10 ( ir.
RETAIL PRICES
Efgs and Butter
25c; creamery butter 45 SOc.
Erg,
Portland Buying Prices
BOOS. POULTRY AND MEATS
BUTTERFAT FIRM. SCARCE
Number one churning cream. 43 ii 44
f.o.b. Portland; 41e at stations; andei
trades, 40 tr 41c.
tUUS STEADY
Current receipt. 19 & 20c: wfaite hen
aeries, 23 & 24c di d. (These quotation!
ere based aa pricee received for the Sal
of day 'a receipts by local jebbere aa
raameries
LIVE POCLTRT STEADY
(Less commission) beary hens 22 0 23c,
lb.: do. light 14 t 15c: broilers, rocks
snd Red. 24 & 25e: lecborna ISO Sue:
old roosters, to cents: ducks, waita
Pekins, young. 24 25c; old ducks, U
w ue-
I (Leas eeauniseioa) CWiee licht begs
- if!, "2 -.""VnT'l LE:
sradea, 10 i2e.
I avx mmu aauuka
WAV rtBu
I (Delivered Portlaad). V slier Tlm-the
? -u ,on: tsstern uregoa Timothy
2 22 tb 24 ton: alfalfa, iia A is so ton-
e,er ,14 t'
UKAlJt FIRM
'Track. Port Is nd) Whest. 9t.O!
di 91.14; osts. 932 85; eastern yel
lew corn. 930 a ton.
rawrr
Strswbcrries, normal; cherries 6 O Pc
lb.; earlv peaches, 91 .2 j box; apricot.
81 & 12.5 box: rsspberries 91.75 4
92; currants. 91. 50 ( 1.75; togsnberries.
in 5
apples, f 1 75 2
VXOETABLES
VEGETABLES STEADT
Na. 1 potato's, 75 I5e cwt. ; Oreewt
rabbara 3 0 3 3 4c lb: narsaipe.
i. le lb
carrots, 25c 12 bunches: tree a peaa 4
5c lb; green onions. l-c.
WOOt
WOOI-STEADT
Cnsrse valley wool, IS t ISe; mediaai
SO 0 25e; iae t aue.
HOT
HOPS 8TIADT
1931 Crap aomiaal at 11 O Ua.
HOLDING
HUSBAND
from trembling tamed me talrly
faint. 1 do need to trouble you.
Junior wu fretting when I; left
him bcaue he was hungry. By
this time he is probably crying
himself into a fever. I will take
this cap of hot ru ik to him at
one?. Dicky, please bring I that
grip along with you to mother's
drawing-room."
I .now there was in my woice
the note of authority acquired by
most wives wnen matters affect-
ing a child are
in question. 1
my husband
had no Idea how
would react to It. I knew that
he was as apt to dash the cup of
nvlk from my hand as he was to
obey my request. But to my in
finite relief be stepped asidie for
me to pass out of the drawing
room. nd followed me down the
aisle with apparent equanimity.
Madge Thinka Quick'y.
Ofc. people!" Rita Brown call.
ed charily behind us. "I know
what we'll do. We'll have a
breakf.n party now that the baby
doesn't need the food. Spread
the wcrd, will you. to the Durkees
and tht Fairfax g r and While
you're) gone MaJ. Grantland and
I will lay the table." ,
Dicky deigned no answer, but 1
heard a muttered oath as he
strode along behind me, and the
sound served roe to call back with
equal cheeriness.
'All right. We'll be there."
"Like the devil we will!"
Dicky's pace Increased until he
bad ranged alongside ot me, and
he clutched my arm as. he spoke
'See here. Madge."
"Look out!" I said sharply
'or you 11 spill th'g milk for Jun
ior, and I shouldn't want to be in
your shoes if you did that Moth
er's been on the warpath for
two hours over the baby's missing
food. She thought you had put
it In her room, and she has torn
the place to pieces looking for
it."
I ha-1 purposely exaggerated-
almost misrepresented things,
but I could not refrain from us
ing the weapon Fate had put in
to my hands. If there ia anything-
upon the face of this old
earth Dicky dreada it is his! moth
er's anger, and as he grows older
I find that he more and more
depends upon me to avert It from
him.
What Dicky Asked. "
Characteristically, he made no
apology for anything he had said
or done, but spoke in as casual
and friendly a manner as if there
had been no fr'ction between us
Is che really In an awful wax?
In , .
th7 n ,n
IfA" .,,."Ju8t PU rl
i rem j iih I i ,aa
... . uoor ana tn beat it
I Until cha irm. . II...-
down."
calmed
I forced bak the smile which;
q-'rked my ilnss and: spoke In a
tone as casual as his own. ; i ,
very weir. I'll f!j ft an for
you if you'll save me the trouble
of r-'jtting out . S
breakfast In the drawina.room.
Just at'end to it. wont you?"
(Co be continued.) j
Fish Department Sends
Craft on Night Cruise
ASTORIA. Ore., July 15.i The
fisheries department patrol boat
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Phoenix carrying beside her re-,
gular crew and deputies. Master'
Fish Warden. Cat! D. Shoemaker
aad Deputy Warden John Larson,
left today to cruisa ff the mouth '
of the Columbia river to prevent
any of the puree seine fleet from "
violating the Oregon anti-purse
seine law., '
She reported later that while
three more purse seining boats
had arrived ' from Puget Sound
and cooie into the river, none of
the craft had attempted to fish.
Portland Gets National
Women's Meet in 23
CHATTANOOGA. Tena July
IS. Portland. Ore., waa named
as the next convention city by the :
executive board ot the national
federation of business and profes
sional women's clubs her lata
this afternoon. Invitations were
received from Hartford. .Conn;.
Jacksonville, Fla . Indianapolis,
and Des Moines, la., for the mid
year meeting of the executive
board, but no decision wat an
nounced. . r -5
MEN YAIITED
for service, as railroad ma
rhlniAt, blankatttlths abert
metal workers, copper
em it ha, ear lawpectora, boll
ermakera, elertrlcUav plpa
fitter, tinners, car repair
era, helpers, all claeeea wa
der strike conditions beat
explained by Charrraait Ben
V. Hooper of the United
State Railroad Labor
Board, In his tatemrfit of
July 1st regarding aa fol.
lows: ' vv r.v. "4;
"In this casa the conflict
Is not between the employer
and the oppressed employee.
The people ot this country
through an act of congress,
signed by President Wilson,
established a tribunal to de
cide such disputes over
wages and working condi
tions, which are submitted
to- It in a proper manner.
It Is the decision of this tri
bunal against which the
shop crafts are striking.
"Regardless ot any Ques
tion of the right of the men
to strike the men who take
the strikers : places . are
merely accepting the wages
and working conditloni pre
scribed by a government
tribunal and are performing
a public service. They are
not accepting , roe wages
and working conditions
which an employer la trying
to lupose tor this reason,
public sentiment aad tall
government power will pro
tect the men who remain
In ; their position. and new;
taea who may come fa., X
. Adequate' provision's hive
been made for the full, pr'o-.;
tectloniof all employes, the,
a'ame as.oM employes which
h - remained " loyally at,
work. . Appllcsnta should!
apply to tha office 'of Jhe
superintendent "at - Portlaad
( Union .Station) or to the '
assistant' superintendent ' at
Rosebnrg. y jj jf. DYER. "
:- : General Manager,
Southern Pacific Company
miles.
.10c
.14c
miles.