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SEVENTY-THIRD YEAR
SALEM, OREGON, SUNDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 10, 1924
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219 LISTINGS
Fifty-One New Lots are
For Sale in Additions
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Multiple Bureau Reports Un-
usual Activity During the
Past Week
With 18 new listings added to
the multiple listing bureau of the
Marlon-Polk County Realty asso
ciation during th last week, there
are now a total of 219 listings in
effect, accord in g to Miss Martha
Leavenworth, executive secretary.
. Earftrojji the'se listings will he in
the bonds of each of the 25 indi
viduals and firms belonging to the
bureau.
" Property valued at 113440
was listed during the week. Of
this amount $101,360 was city
property and $33,480 farm prop
erty. The city property varied be
tween 33ro and ?r00 in price
Fifty-one lots in the Yew Park
and "University additions have
leen placed on I ho market
through the multiple listing bur
eau of the Marion-Polk County
Realty association. These are be
ing offered for sale by the Albert
Estate and represent a total valu
ation of $12,7 HO.
These lots are of several sizes
and are priced according to these
and to their locations. They
range in- price from $175 to $5 50,
with an average price of $2T.o for
each lot.
seven room residence at 729 North
Liberty street and is holding it
for an investment. The Graben
horst company also handled this
transaction.
Trade in City Property
Is Reported to Be Brisk
Trade in city property is brisk,
according to the W. H. Graben
horst real estate company, parti
cularly in the Oaks addition, one
of Salem's future residence dis
tricts. Three lots have recently
been sold for the city by this
firm. Th? new owners are C C.
Moon, O. A. Hartman and K. J.
Smith.
O. K. Price has purchased a
Construction of New
Sales Building Begun
Already delayed about in days,
work on the new brick business
block to be occupied by the Newton-Chevrolet
automobile agency
at the northeast corner of lliuh
and Chemeketa was started yes
terday. Hardly had the old frame dwell
in.!; that had occupied this loca
tion been moved to a new site
than men began to smooth out
the ground. Work was supposed
to begin February 1. but on ac
count of delay real work did not
begin until yesterday. The pre
liminaries to laying a foundation
re now under way.
RENEE CHEMET
Phone 1219.
345 State St.
Union Abstract Company
I We have a complete set of indices of Marion County
Records. Before parting with your money for a deed or
mortgage, satisfy yourself that the title is good by get
ting one of our abstracts.
lT. 8. TAGE, President.
W. E. HAXSON", Secretary
Building Permits First
Week of Month $18,700
Huildir.g permits issued so far
this month total $ 18,700, accord
ing to figures compiled by Marten
Poulsen, city recorder. These rifi
nres bring the average daily per
j mit to $11000.
Permission to build wf.s grant
! cd Saturday to Enos Presnall, for
,'a $3000 residence property at
! 25!)0 Maple, and to Henry Baer
for a small frame house to cost
ISGOO at 1660 North Cottage.
Violinist who will appear before the members of the
Civic .music club Saturday night, February 16, at the First
Christian church.
Rich L. Reimann. Realtor,
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Are You
Keeping Your
N Gar in a Coop?
Oil, worse than that
' are you throw
ing away money by
renting a garage?
Why not let us show j
you now cneapiy you
can build a. trarasre
that; will afford' your
car perfect protection
from the elements.
J. W. Copeland Yards
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Yards in West Salem, Lents, Hubbard, Yamhill,
Hillsboro
Rich L. Reiman. local realtor,
has just moved into his own priv
ate offices at 307 and 308 Oregon
building. Formerly he occupied
quarters at 229 Oregon building.
Ail office equipment is new and
up to date, presenting a very at
tractive place. Mr. Reimann i
an independent operator, and is a
member of the Marion-Polk Coun
ty Realty association and the mul
tiple listing bureau.
Mr. Reimann moved from Dal
las to Salem last April, "after hav
ing been in the real estate busi
ness for the three preceding years
He had been a resident of Polk
county for 10 years before locat
ing in Salem.
uuuruuaiij, .ur. neimann is
one of the best boosters Salem
and the Willamette valley pos
sesses.
Ppesents
Itself
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Every Mao's
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High Grade Tailoring
Wm. Christiance i
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Stage Terminal
CLEANING V PRESSING
ALTERATIONS
Better Auto Eark WiU -
Be Topic of Dlsttjssidn
For the purpose of discussing a
better auto park for the benefit
of tourists who will visit Salem
this summer, Mayor John B.
Giesy has called a public meetln
to be held at the Chamber of
Commerce auditorium Thursday
night, February 14.
The Chamber of Commerce and
various other civic organizations
have already given formal expres
sion to the neetl of a camp
ground greatly better than the
one here at present.
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ii if as in general public is
satisfied with the present condi
tion of the auto camp, it is pos
sible no remedy or movement will
be suggested.
PROSPECTS GOOI
Prospects for building this year
ore brtftht, according to Oliver
Myers, of the C. K. Spaulding
i-ogginir company. While the de
mand is not brisk at present
there i still a steady movement
of lumber.
National llank Head Coming
waiter V. Head, president of
the Omaha, Nebraska, National
bank, and president of the Amer
lean Bankers' association, will be
at Seaside, Oregon, June 14 and
15, to attend the Oregon State
Bankers' meeting, and tentative
arrangements have been made for
the head of the national associa
tion to visit Eugene, according to
C. D. Rorer, president of the Bank
of Commerce, of this city, and rep
resentative of the 12th federal
reserve district on the argricultur
al committee of the A. H. A. -
Mr. Head is nationally known
among bankers and expectations
are that efforts will' be made to
have the visitor address a meet
Ing in this, city, according to Mr
Rorer. The national associattion
president, known as the "Gran
ger President," owing to his Inter
est in the agricultural develop
ment of the United States, will
undoubtedly have an interesting
and constructive message. Mr. Ro
rer states.
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which had been left in miblic vehicles.
Although the property consisted
mostly of unbrellas, canes, and
handbags, the finds included
snakes in spirits, typewriters, cam-
was, an elephant gun. sewing ma-
hines, . monkey and a centipede.
Renee Chemet, the famous vio
linist, plays here Friday evening.)
February 1.". at the First Chris
tian church, under the auspices or
the Civic Music club, he will
include in her program lalo's
Spanish symphony, whicli she
played at the Sunday night con
cert at the Metropolitan opera
house. January 27, which won her
remarkable ovation, and also
the complete Haendel Sonata in A
Major, a brilliant number.
Following is the complete pro-
pram :
1. Haendel. .. .Sonata in A Major
Andante, allegro, adagio.
Allegretto moderato.
Saniinartini ...Canto Amoroso
Beethoven Rondino
Moffat (Arr. ) Bourree
Lalo Concerto in F Minor
Andante-allegro.
Romance.
Finale: Allegro eon fuoco.
Chopin. . . .Nocturne in E Flat
Dvorak-Kreisler
Slavonic Dance. G Minor
Sarasate Zapateado
Renee Chemet has been the re
cipient of many honors in many
lands. She was recently asked her
mpressions ot America, and iieH
reply, forms a remarkable tribute
tof America, for Mme. Chemet
said:A'I Jove it. It is tne only
place in the world today for the
serious artist. 1 love my native
country for a visit, for a vaca
tion but it is no stimulus. Eur
ope today is the producer but
America is the consumer. In
France. I am not inspired to give
my best, because I am practically
sure of being better than anyone
else. Mediocrity is the -accepted
standard. But here there is com
petition, struggle. You have th
best artists and one must be on
cue's mettle all the time. And
the battle for success is the
breath at life to me."
Many Articles Left in Public
Cabs By Careless London
LONDON, Jan. 24. Londoners
are becoYning more absent minded
and leave their property' about in
taxicabs, busses and trams more
carelessly than ever. The lost
property office at Scotland Yard
MT. McKlNLKV- PARK ROUTE
(By Mail)
ANCHORAGE. Alaska, Jan. 2S.
Throughout the territory of the
Alaska Railroad, the government's
line that penetrates from the Pa
cific ocean to Fairbanks, the me
tropolis of interior Alaska, busi
ness men have adopted a slogan.
It is 'The MeKiniey Park Route"
Mount MeKiniey National Park.
containing-the tallest peak in' the
United States. 20.404 feet is
reached bv the railroad.
Home Opportunity
My business requires all my
time in my olfice. 'lnereioro ;
have decided to sell all my conn
try holdings at a very low price
considering their value. Same are
as follows:
10 acres all in cultivation,
miles out near navement. with
buildings, for $2,500. on easy
terms. 50 acres.-10 cleared ana
plowed ready for crop; new wind
mill and hog tight fence; some
timber, remainder good pasture
for 43,750, on easy terms; will
sub-drvide. From 5 to 125 acres
two miles from Pacific highway.
miles from Salem. 20 acres
cleared, with or without timber,
for $50 to $100 per acre; will give
Job of cutting orvhauling wood in
part pay.
110 acres 2 miles of Pacific
highway, some buildings, some
timber, good pasture, for $3,500.
Will take wood for pay.-'
Any of the above may be had
on easy terms or will take c'ity
property or live stock in part pay.
John H. Scott
Willamette Valley
Transfer Co.
Fast Through Freight to All
Valley Points Dkllj.
Speed-Efficiency-Service
Salem-FortLand-Woodbnrn
Corrallls - Eugene - Jefferson
Dallas Albany Monmouth
Independence - Monroe
Springfield
SHIP BY TRUCK
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An Opportunity
to Brighten Up
There are marred pieces of
furniture the worn floors and
stajr treads the woodwork,
which needs refinishing the
kitchen cabinet and rriariy other
things that can be brightened up
with
Sherwin-Wiluahs
FtOORLAC
a varnish stain of unusual wear
ing qualities, adaptability and
beauty,
" TRIAL- CAN COUPON
Naotm.
Address.
,. This coupon and 15c entitles
bearer to quarter.. pint can of
Floorlac and one Varnish Brush.
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GAS, COAL AND
WOOD RANGiE
A Gas Range has its many, advan
tages but there are occasions when coal :
and wood range is indispensitle.
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In the Wedgewood riictured the two;
are combined in compact f ornv requir- v
ing no shifting of patb'of:adjustirenB";";,-;,
are necessary, as ovens ana cooKing
tops are independent of each other:
The lustrous porcelain enamel surface
and gleaming nickle trimmings are the
finishing touches to WedgeWood qual
ity. Wedgewood Steel Ranges $63 and Up
Living Room Specials
Thwe.plece Velour Suite davenport, chair and rocker
to match . . .$178.00
Three piece Tapestry Suites now ........... . .f 117.BO
Dining Room Furniture
Beautiful Queen Ann Table in mahogany or walnut mliH
six chairs. Special ...i.SSWSO
-ft. Onk Table with 6 oak Htairs. Special . . . . ..$S0.75
$10 down places the new Hoosier Bed Foom Special $1.00 down places the new Hair
Cabinet in your kitchen. Then so 6piece suite extra ilton Beach Electric Sweeper in
mumper week. We charge no special $129.00vf ' your home, then so much per Week;
interest. . See winddw display. We charge no interest. ' " J
Our Drapery Department Is At Your Service ""
We carry everything in the Drapery Line from the most inexpensive nets to the finest grades of mohair.
Let us measure your windows and advise you.-Extra Special fine line of Nets, values to 60c now 35c yard
Use Our Elasy Pay-
ment Plan. We..
Charge No Interest
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Trade m your used
goods. Visit bur
exchange "depart's
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