TftE OREGON STATESMAN. SALEM. OHEGON
WEDNESDAY MORNING. AUGUST 20, 1924
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KELP WAXTED- -Male 18
WANTEr MAN TO BCILW HOUSE.
loot as iirt pa j-meat oa new 4 room
tme-relow. Phone 520. 18-e20
Stele and Female lO
WASTED HOP PICKERS ABOUT
September 1. Good water and living
quart era, clean, sew at raw. 16" fire
wood. 1 aail f beach on Willamette
s-rver. atoro oa froaadi; also boarding
noas. - msndara price paid for pick
lag. A. J. Ray A Son, Nowhere, Ora.
Star R. No. 1. Phone 10-L 1-21
POULTRY AXD EGGS 21
ANCONA. HENS. PULLKT8. ROOSTERS,
91.35 to 3.50. Phoaa 118FW; 11SF2.
21-a21
i LOST AND FOUND 23
LOST 1 AMERICAN PITT BULL DOG.
Ma Queen, Reward. Phone 666.
. 22-a21
LOST SOMETHIMQf FIND ITI PHONI
vast ad The Stateamaa. Phone 23
FOCJfD YOUNG MILCH OOAT. OWN-
er. but have aaaie by calling at Pet
land. Farm. 22-'.'Q
PERSONAL
23
WARXIXG-rAS A NUMBER OF MY Hop
tick eta bars bees lost or stolen, mer
chants and othera are warned against
- cashing or accepting earn ia trade. O.
' O.- Metfellaa. 23-a21
LOANS
24
S4 MONEY TO LOAN OX IMPROVED
vMliamett Y alley farmer Quick aer
vice. '
A. a BOHRNSTEDT
17 Nov Commercial St.. 8alem. Oregon,
24-a24
NEED $3000 AND 12000 ON GOOD SE
curity. .Gertrude J. M. Page. 2-J27tf
OOTERNMENT LOANS ON FARM 8 SH
per root. F. U. Wilkinson. 203 V. 8.
Nations! hank bid?. 8-aprOtf
REAL ESTATE City 25
Own
Your
Homo
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92700 BTJTS A NEW 4 ROOM BUNGA
- low at 1465 X. Cottage. Lot 66 br
132.' vrttiiut iMk, bath, hot and
.cold water. shades, aad. linoleum, Oa
rsje., Near school and car line. A
good bay for someone.
' " KRl'KOER
147 North Commercial St. Phone 217
. -i i S5-a21
WE HATE A SEVEN ROOM HOUSE
it e modern. 3 greenhouses 24x92 each.
Clots to aad has income of from four
to fire thousand dollar per year. Price
l.ooo; S5000 will handle.
Moisan & U I rich
122 N. Commercial
; 25-a20tf
Best Buys
20 aerea timber, considerable old fir,
16 sailee from Salem. 1 mile 'from aa
tion. rood road, price 91600 easy terms.
- acres timber 1 V miles from sta
tion, prico 9SOO; 9200 cash, balance
lermx to euit buyer. .
'4 room bungalow, wood abed, cood
and park. 91550; 9200 down,. balance
f.o ana interest monthly.
5 -room atriCtly modern new bunga
low, . good location, 95300; terms on
part..
7 room : atrtetly: modern atone tone
finished' bungalow, beat of location.
8730. V.::.
'Furnished and unfurnished apart
ments. and fa oases.
Money to loan. "'
Socolof sky, Realtor
811 State Phone 970. 25 a20tf
DON'T -RENT WHEN YOU CAN OWN
- your own home for $30 a month. Only
.- a very amall payment down. Phone
1974 J or call at 1057 8. 13th. 25 20
CROCERT AXD CONrEQTIOXERY store
by owner. -Well located in Silverton.
M. E. Strand, Silverton, Oregon.
:,. - .,.r . 25-16
FOR SALE
A good 92000 house ratue for 31.
600. bat must b largely cash down
to get it for that figure. Wat. Flem
ing. 341 State St. . 25-al9tf
FURNITURE AND LEASE OF GOOD
rooming ooe doing a good business,
for 1150. .
Grocery and confectionery;, fine lit
- tie buarnens for only 31500.
' See- CHILDS BECHTEL 1
540 State St. 25-al9tf
5 ROOMS FURNISHED. CLOSE IN. Bice
furniture.- Prefer man aad wife.
r Might take one child. Come in and let
'.- -me arrange - for you. Also good g-arage
gee with same at 920 per month.
& room bouse, will he for rent about
Sept 1. at 920 per month.
, 4 room apartment; very close In, all
nicely furnished, close to business cen
ter. Coma ia and see about these placea
. eoeo.
, " : O. W. LAFLAR
410 Oregon . Bid. , 25-o21
. - . 9175 SNAP
Good lot 50x100. 910 down, balance
95 per month,
W. H GRABENHORST CO
275 Stat St. ' , 25-a20
FOR SALTS "BY OWNER CLOSE IN
apartment, house.' Arranged for board
era. Term reasonable. Bos 5029 rare
t Statesman. 35-a23
d BOOM NEW BUNGALOW. PLASTER-
- exi, bath, toilet, on- paved atreet. A bar-
1 Mia at -91700. 18 acre all in cultiva.
t tton, a wells, all fenced. 6 room house.
: baff. .13 ton ef hay. team horses, cow
. 150, chickens all machinery, a good
variety -Of -berriev corn, potatoes. .All
mn for 94700,' or will trade for cheaper
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Moisan & Ulrich
' 1 22- N. Commercial
C ' -':. i : :"- - (: 25-a20tf
BARGAIN 7 ROOM HOME. FINE Tiew.
9 block carline, full basement, balb
' city" water and deew drilled well 22
choice fruit tree s ia full bearing. Roses.
, s It- Ot13 feet.' 8320 ; terms. 2330
i Sowth Church atreet. Ask for C. States--
; man "office.-) ; -, --, .... ? .23-al7tt
,'JWe All Dig for
Dollars"
G"ed! 9 room bnugalw. , basement,
good.- property. Only 928O0: term.
l ine 9 room1 bungalow, paved street,
faring east. Barn. Price 93000. terms.
. Fiaa-lot on Fairmont Hill. .75x130;
9750 for quick ale J terma.
A. very fine'lO acre tract, close in.
rich 'aoiL A-sasp at 3IOO0: terms.
aloney to loan at 9 per cent on good
farm property to 9300O.
If it 1 a house, lot, farm, or a trade
aee me
We vr!t iusuranee.
Rich L. Reimann
Renltor -f
r7-f8 Oregnn . Bids Phone 1013
2Vl7tf
REAL ESTATE City 23
SOME BARGAINS
IS MODERATE PRICED HOUSES AXD
terma : Worth your while to see them.
. We offer you dependable, reliable
aerTlee. Familiar wita Salem property
aiuea and nest locations. Est. X9M9,
THE FLEMING REALTY CO.
341 State St. 25 -a!7tf
A NEAT NEW! THREE ROOM HOUSE
and 3 lota. Haa bath, toilet and light a.
918UO; eaay terma.
A cood 11 room rooming house close
in on a good atreet. Basement, furnace
and modern conveniences, 97000; terms
A 3 room bobs 91050. Thi house
is new; not quite finished.
Some fins building lots 3150; 3300;
9330; 970O; 9750: 9800; 9870; 91050,
JT. A. MILLS
3314 State St. 25-19
- Oregon Our Field
Salem Our Home
We offer for your consideration:
5 room, new thoroughly modern.
hardwood floor, furnace, cement base'
men!, on paved atreet, larre lot. -
6 room new modern home; hardwood
floors, furnace, fireplace, cement base
ment, very desirable location.
7 I rooms strictly modern; ileeping
porch, furnace, large basement, a real
home in good location.
5 rooms, new and modern, on crave!
ed atreet; take light car or vacant lot
as part payment.
Prt
Pick
Pick these WALNUTS and PRUNES
and enjoy a good farm home. 20 acres,
email buildings, running water. good
timber, in Liberty district. Take city
home iup to 9300O. 1
Other farms r large' or small to (it
your want. i
- LIST and INSURE with us
Plione 206.!
OREGON INCORPORATED
815-316 U. S. Bank Bldg., Salem. Ore.
I 25-a23
SPECIAL
S room house, 2 nice east front lota.
on paved street and car line. A bar
gain for 92500: terms.
New 4: room bouse, paved street, full
baKcmeat, snap for'9250O.
' 5 room almost new garage. A snap
lor Z3uo. i .
4 room. ' large lot on paved atreet.
Seme fruit, t Look' at thia one for
91650. Good terms.
3 room honse, 2 nice lots with all
kind of fruit for 91230.) ;
TUOMASOX. 331 State St. 25-al5tf
: i FOR SALE
A fia East front lot on paving. Pa
cific highway, on terms, 9700. See
Fleming Realty Co., 341 State St.
t -; - . 25-al9tf
THE FINEST RESIDENCE LOCATION
on tairmount Hill-, Ask me or any
member of the Multiple Listing Bureau
about it. j
A.. C-! BOHRNSTEDT
147 No. Commercial St.. Salem. Ore.
i ( 25-al6tf
APARTMENT HOUSE. CLOSE IN. 915,-
000; 7 room bouse, 2 lots, 93650; 4
room house, $1650; 6 room house, dose
in, 94500. i :
GERTRUDE J. M. PAGE, Realtor
3 Blocks, north of Postoffice
25-a7tf
FOR SALE FOUR ROOM; HOUSE, large
lot, fruit and berries; chicken park.
1695 S. High St. 25-a20
. t WOODS BARGAINS
Two room plastered house....... .3 850
Three room bungalow, new 31175 .
Four room bungalow . .91650
Four room new bungalow 92150
- Five room bungalow ...... 92500
Six room bouse, good ... 92150
Five room cloae in i ...931 50
.Five room modern bungalow. ...33500
'Five 'room" new, modern :'.....94000 '
Five room new, modern 3C00
F. U WOOD
341 State St. 25al7tf
HOW MUCH CASH HAVE TOUT WELL
I don t expect you to tell me but if
yon will come to my office I'd show
you what a bargain your lot or a little
cash would boy. I've some dandy deals
with merit.
Robinson
212 Oregon Building, i
25al6
APARTMENT HOUSE, 12 ROOMS, MOD-
ein, . furnished, close to . University,
Price 95500; eaay terma; always full.
10 room modern apartment, 7 room
furnished, bringing. 960 per month. 3
room occupied by owner, will rent for
925. .Price 94500, term.
7 room, modern bungalow, 2 lota,
plenty fruit. .Only 93500, very easy
terms. ;- ?
Farm and- city property Exchange.
Barber Agency for what yon want. 200
Gray Bldg. 25 al6tf
PRINTED CARDS SIZE 14' BY Hi",
wording --ror item. price 10 cents
each. Statesman Business Office, on
Ground Floor.
S ROOM BUNGALOW. BASEMENT. GA-
rage. paved atreet, 83000. 5 room cot
tage, part basement, good plumbing,
built. ins, k five block from university,
91750.' ' f- ! i -
4 room bouse and two lots at Gar
field Washington, at $2000 to trade
on good imodern home in Salem ; also
93000 interest in merchandise business
to apply oa purchase of modern Salem
home.
, . WINNIE PETTYJOHN
'- Realtor
216 Oregon Bldg. " 25-al6
BUSINESS CORNER WIIjL BRING 200
per cent en the investment.
- GERTRUDE J. M. PAGE
.-j - 25-a7tf
HOW'S YOUR HOUSING f ARE YOU
all settled or bow would one of these
suit you. A nice new 4 room bungalow
and beautiful lot north of Slate, good
garage'and cement walks, price 92700;
5 room cottage with rood basement,
new and all right for 92700 and terms
to suit.. A new 5 room cottage aad a
good one for only 921 5.-- A 4 room
cottase with basement and garage for
. 92200. These are good, they are
diiiqit gooa lor ine money.
McCILCHRIST A PENN1XGTON
1 209 U. S. Bank Bldg. Phone 140
1 25-al6tf
t 92700 BUYS
A good fire room plastered borne lo
cated oa ( paved atreet and car line,
912UO down,: balance terms. Immediate
possessions
W; H GRABENHORST A CO
275 Stste St. 25-a20
MINUTE MOVIES
(g) SERIAL,
TRUSTED
TRAITOR-
StSVBeTM -E-$Otri
'A ! BUSy DETfecTTvE "
TwE
PBNATc SECRETACy
ANb CyRlL.SlNlSlEft..
BASIL" e5iCM-
Fl5Lt'? LAVUVEB.
"meet in '
tiM HALLWAY"
FC5 A MOMENlT
REAL ESTATE City 25
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FOR SALE 6 ROOM DUPLEX HOUSE,
new and all modern. Basement and
furnace 93500; will take good lot or
terms.
For sale modern 5 room bangalow,
basement, furnace, on CapWol street.
Close to high school. Only 94200.
For trade modern 5 room honse (ex
rept basement) on car line, to trade for
6 room bouse all modern. Will pay
difference in cssh.
MRS. MOVER .
147 N. Commercial St. 25-al7tf
BUSINESS BLOCK, A GREAT BUY,
922,500. Buaineas block, 920.000.
GERTRUDE J. M. PAGE
25-a7tf
MODERN SIX ROOM HOCSE COM
pletely, newly and artistically furnish
ed. See owner on premises, corner
Oak and Liberty. ; 25 a7
93100 BUYS
A good , six room home located on
Court St., term.
W. II GRABENHORST t CO
275 Stat St. . 1 25 20
ONE OF OUR MOST BEAUTIFUL
homes, 915,000. Another one of them,
913,500. Most attractive iota at all
kinds of prices. Trades good enea for
mall farms close to Salem.
GERTRUDE J. M. PAGE, Resltor
492 N. Cottage i 25 a"tf
FOR SALE BY OWNER MODERN 6
room bouae, basement, paved atreet. ga
rage. 161 S. 14th. Phone 1140M.
TEN BEAUTIFUL 1-ACRE HOMESITES
Just beyond city limits, high, sightly
wonderful view. Each 940O, 10 per
cent down. 310 a month if taken soon.
Splendid value. Harris. "Phon 1013,
1942J. 25-jne3tf
32500 BARGAIX i j
' 4 room bouse located close ia on' N.
Front St., $1000 down, balance terma.
W. II GRABENHORST A CO J
275 State St. 25 20
PRIXTED CARDS SIZE 14" BY 7"
wording "For Sale, F.nquire At.' PVire
10 cents each. Statesman BusineBS
Office, Ground Floor. " '
BUSINESS Opportunities 20
NEWBERG HOUSE ! i !
For a ' Salem lot or small property.
FLEMING REALTY CO. i .
341 State St. 26-al7tf
REAL ESTATE Trades 27
NICE 4 ACRE HOME BETWEEN D
street aad Garden itoad. . Price 95,
800. r Want home in or near Salem,
not exceeding thi Value. F. L. Buell.
R7. Box 18, Salem. 27-aSl
REAL ESTATE Farms 28
WE HAVE A FIXE EIGHTY ACRE dairy
ranch one-half mile from town. Spring
and running water. Seven room house,
.nearly new. large barn. Stock and
equipment, also feed. A real bargain
at 97000, very easy terms or will trade
for house ia Salem. - ; , -
Moisan & Ulrich J ;
. 122 N. Commercial! 1
2 8 a20tf
CLOSE IX ACREAGE
S acres, l'i miles out, 4 room bouse
good barn, well, part in fruit. Price
92700; with terms. t ' i
. 3 acrea one mile out, paved road.
good 4 room house and chicken coops.1 for
92000, with terms. t s
5 acres 14 miles out. no buildings,
in fine location, good dark soil, elec
tric light line, for 91250 and terms.'
4 acrea 1 Vi miles out, no buildings,
drilled well, 2 acrea in filbert. Price
91000.
1 and 2 acre tract nicely located,
best of soil, electric light line. Price
9350 per acre.
-See. CHILDS A BECHTEL if
S40 State St. 28 alOtf
FIVE ACRES
In bearing fruit, aightly located, Vest
view ner city, for building site. Price
33000. Close in on Height south of
W. H GRABENHORST A CO '
275 State St. ; 28 20
S LOOK THESE OVER1 ' f
10 acre tract 3 miles out, fair build
ings, fruit.- Snap. $2500.
275 acre stock ranch in Southern
Oregon:? 200 acres can be irrigated.
Prior water right. Buildings; timber.
Sacrifice on easy terma or exchange for
acreage or residence property.
Highly improved 10 acre tract fine
modern bungalow, -barn, other buildings
All in commercial fruit, $8000; want
good residence.
20 : seres nesr Salem, Isrge house,
2 barns, prunes, apples, berries. Fine
location. Want residence.
Before buying or exchanging aee our
liat. ' ; :
PERRIXE St. MARSTERS ?
Commercial Club Bldg. ' 28 al'tf
180 ACRE DAIRY RANCIL 120 IX CUL-
tivation, 8 room house, good large bara.
drier.-garage, chicken house, hog bouses
3-4 mile to town. Price 9120 per acre,
good terma.
Moisan & Ulrich i
122 N. Commercial H
;- ' 28-a20tf
160 ACRES AT THE HEAD OF STEER
Creek in the Siietx alley, Lincoln
county. Excellent gracing land. Tim
ber estimated to cut over 300.000 feet
Only 91200
3 A. C. BOHRX8TEDT i 5
147 No. Commercial St., Salem. Ore.
- ; - ;28-16tf
S A REAL BUY ' ', .i
320 acres, 90 plow land, balance
good second growth timber, old butld
' ing and good spring water. . Located
10 miles out nesr paved highway. Price
for quick sale $65 per acre. Will take
Salem city property as part. , Balance
terras,' 6 per cent int. I s .-
; W, H GRABEXHORST A CO
275 State St. ; 28-a20
A SMALL PAYMEXT DOWX AND
monthly payments like rent will pur
chase; a partially improved 11.65 acre
place.! Nearly completed five room bun
galow with large fireplace. 8 miles out.
Suitable for poultry fruit, nuts or
small country home . .'. ...$2300
i A. C. BOHRNSTEDT '
147 No. Commercial St., Salem. Ore.
" " - 28 altf
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REAL ESTATE Farms 28
189 ACRES. 80 ACRES IN CULTIVA-
lion, balance pasture and timber, water
ed by creek and spring. 8 room house,
barn, chicken house, wood shed. One
mile to school; I wiles to town. Price
S-tiOOU or will trade for city property
or small tract. ,
Moisan & Ulricli ;
122 N. Commercial
28-a20tf
USED CARsJ For Sale 31
1920: Hudson speedster. A 1 Condition,
370O. , .
1923 Chevrolet touring, extra equip
meat, 9500.
1923 'Dodge roadster, new cord tires.
9725.
1920; Ford touring, demountable rims
and cord tires, $250.
1918 Buick roadster, rebuilt 9300.
( TERM S )
BOXESTEELE i. MOTOR CO.
, ! ; 31-a22
GOOD USEDiCARSiAT PRICES THAT
i M'lLL PLEASE YOU
1919 Chevrolet 9 93.00
1920 Overland J... $223.00 '
1920 Ford coupe $300.00
1922 Chevrolet Fii 9485.00
1924 Overland ..9485.00
1924 Cleveland li ..$830.00
1922 Oldsmobile sedan ....... 80.0o
1923 Buick sport 81275.0O
We have othera for' you to select from
Come in and look-them over.
(We Give. Terms)
F.IW. Pettyjohn Co. ;
19 X. Commercial St.
31-a20tf
MODEL 75 OVERLAND TOURING CAR
nearly new tires, good mechanical con.
dition to trade for wood. See Barber,
255 N. Church St. Phone 885. 3121
J Real Buys I. .
I BUICK TOURINGS
11916, 6 cyl ..........9200
11917 4 cyl A .$200
1 1919 6 cyl. ....J.: ...3430
2 1920 6 cyl. 950 '
i 1921 6 cyl.....;,.. 34MI0
1 1922 4 cyl i.. $600
1 1924 6 cvl. . .., 9125U
! BUICK SEDAXS
1 1922 6 cvl. ......91000
11923 4 cyl v.. - 91230
1 1921 6 cyL $2000
1 BUICK COUPE SPECIAL
Price and Terms
1 1920 Ford sedan -
1 1920 Chevrolet;...
3225
$20O I
...9225
..$550
-....3650
$575
1 1921 Overland iiu. -
11921 Hudson
1 1921 Studebaker -
1 1921 Ford coupe
! O. J. Wilson
'.-.i . ' Buick Distributor
Also distributor Goodyear Tire
" L- 3124
Certified Automobiles
- 1923 Studebaker I.t. 6 tour $890
1923 Dodge Bus. coupe $885
1921 Oakland coupe, 4 pass 920
1920 Studebaker special.. ...$575
192 Star coupe 9375 ;
1923 Overland tour. - $425
1923 Star roadster $375
If i you are in Jhe market for a car
of any kind it will pay you to investi
gate! some of these certified cars and
aee for yourself what wonderful values
they are for the money. Ask about
our guarantee.
Follow iti x are some cheaper cars ia
fair running condition. We are selling
them cheap without a guarantee.
1917 Buick 6 . 9150
1914 Cadillac J. 9195
1916 Keo 4 ...-3140
1919 Liberty 6 9280
1918 Ford tour , -9 90
1916 Ford tour -4 9 65
1914 Studebaker A 9 65 .
Certified Public Motor
Car Market
31-a23
FOR SALE 1923 MAXWELL SPORT
roadster. Fully equipped, A-l mechan
ical condition. Price $773; term. See
Hunt, care Valley Motor Co. Phone
1995. 31-al9
Used Car, Specials
1924 Ford roadster. '
1919 Dodge roadster.
1921 Dodge sedan, -
1919 Liberty chummy roadster.
1923 Hupmobile touring.
1921 Hupmobile touring.
GOOD TERMS
MacDonald Auto Co.
Ferry at Cottage; St.
81 alOtf
TJ8ET TORT CARS FROM A!C
AUTHORIZED FORD DEALER
Touring cars 9 85 to 9350
Roadster 9 75 to 9325
Coupes w 9275 to 9450
Sedans 9225 to 9450
Light deliveries . 9 65 to 9275
Ton - trucks , 9 85 to 885
"Bug" 3123 to 3225
AH car are guaranteed. Liberal term.
A few Bug chassis 335.
i VALLEY MOTOR CO.
Phone 1995 2f N. High 81-jne23f
PUBLIC NOTICES
NOTICE
Notice la hereby given that 1
have impounded the following de
scribed dogs In i compliance with
Ordinance No. 1404, to-wit: One
tan colored male collie dog with
bobtail. One mongrel Iup, tan
with white spots; collar on. The
above described dogs w!ll be
killed IT not redeemed by owners,
on or before August 20, 1924, as
provided in said ordinance.
j W. S. LOW,
t ; Street Commissioner.
August 13, 19241
. a1S-t7-1-20-21
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AMBULASCB
AMBULANCE SKRVICE, DAY OR night.
Phone 6;o. 1T3 Son h Liberty.
I AUCTIONEERS
i F. N WftonRV
Expert Livestock, furniture, real eatate
! AUCXIONEEKS
; Rea. 1610 N. Summer Phone 511for
Sale dates.
U. E. TALBOTT '
1 . Auctioneer 2
Phono 470 202 U. S. Bank Bid.
9
O. SATTERLEE
Auctioneering ?
! Rooms 25-26, Breyman Block
Phone 430 or 1211J. ine-12tf
AUTO PAINTING
HAVE US REPAINT YOUR CAB WITH
our new permanent finish.
i. eaarrrCaaa
High Street at Trade
AUTO REPAIRING
Cylinder grinding, crank shaft true
ing. We're specialists. JJonerite ila
chine Shop. Automotive " machinist,
349 F"rry St. -- ;
BATTERY AND ELECTRICIANS
sail
Court St.
Willafd D
JOt WILLIAMS
PRE8TO-LITE BATTERY SERVICE
Station. Expert battery and electrical
work. Ferris Bros., Pbona 1803. 418
Court.
R.I.D. BARTON EX IDE BATTERIES
starter and generator work; 171 South
Commercial.
BICYCLES AND BEP AIRING
LLOYD E. RAMSDEX DAYTON BICY
eles and repairing; 887 Court. -,
CARPET AND BUG WEAVING
SAI.KM CARPET CLEANING AND
Fluff Rug Works Rag and fluff rags
woven any size without seams. New
mattreasea made to order. Oil mat
tresses remade. Feathers renovsted. I
buy all kinds of old carpets for fluff
rugs. 13 Vs aud Wilbur street. Phone
lt.. Otto V. 7wirker. Prop.
. CHINESE PHYSICIAN
DR. L. T. DICK CURES ANY KXOWX
disease. 153-8. 'High St.. Phone 28:t.
CHIROPODIST
DR. S.F. SCOTT. GRADUATE NA
tional University Sciences, Chicago.
'Masonic Temple. Phone 640.
CHIROPRACTORS
DR. O. L. SCOTT, P8C CHIROPRACTOR.
414-19 U. S. Bank Bldg. . Phone 87.
res. 828-R.
CLEANERS ft DYERS
SALEM CLEANERS AXD DYERS. 1215
S. CommerciaL Flione 1868. W ape
' icialise on one day s-rvice.
CONSULTING ENGINEERS
CIVIL. CONSULTING. CONSTRUCTION
iConetrttcting engineer. Surveys, esti
mates Jno. H. Neef, 319 OVcgon
, Bldg." Phone 775-
CONTRACTORS
FOR CEMENT WORK CALL AT 436
IN. Summer street. Phone 674-J.
CHERRY ' CITY COXTRACTIXG CO.
Genersl contracting and building. Esti
mates gladly furnished. Phone 1867R
ior 59F12. d26tf
, DRESSMAKING
PRIXTED CARDS SIZE 14" BY 7"
i wording -"Dressmaking"; rice 10
Scents esrh. Statesman Business Office
'Ground Floor.
ELECTRICIANS
SALEM ELECTRIC CO. M A S O N I C
r building. Phone 1200. . ,
Ej.KCTRIC FIXTURES AND SUPPLY
Co. Phone 1934, 222 N. Mberty.
F L EENER ELECTRIC CO.
House wiring by hour, or contract. Es
timates furnished. Phone 980. 471
Court St.
' HALE ELECTRIO
8H0F
Electric Fixtures
Washing Machinei
Vacuum Cieaaera
837 Court St.
Phone 488
ReJ Phone 7025
FINANCIAL
LOANS MADE OX GOOD CITY FROP-
erty at a low rate uu the easy payment
plan, so at end of year you are all
paid up. Farm loan on, large or small
tracts; private money. 'See firt and
you will go no farther. -U. W. Laflar,
410 t)rcgon Bldg.;
.Farm Loan3
ANDERSON A RUPERT
406 Oregon Building
FARM LOAN S LESS I X T E It E 8 T,
longer time, n commi.sion. Protects
against adversity. City loans, lowest
rates, '.monthly, installments, pre pay
ment privileges. J. C. Siegmund. room
2. over I. add A Bush bank.
Service Trade Mark Registered; TJ.
rj rr IS
I KMOVU BEST- VJ
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CRUEL AJoT
tO LET ME
AjQUJ PLEASE Pnr
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY
and Professional Firms Arranged in Alphabetical
Order for Quick Reference
FINANCIAL
6IX)ANS UNDER RESERVE ST STEM
on city or farm property. R serve De-
j' posit company, 72 Fourth Street, Port-
I land, or. -
LOANS
Farm and City
Moat liberal ratea and payment
privileges.
HAWKINS A ROBERTS
205 Oregon Bids. Saleil. Oregon
fa-tf
City Loans
On improved property or for
improved purposes.
THE BEST and easiest
way lo pay on loan ia our
monthly installment plan.
96 payment of $14.14
repays a loan of f 1000.00
and interest.
Equitaule Saving A Loan.
Assn.' ;
ANDERSON A RUPERT
Agent
406 Oregon Building
FARM PAPER
IF YOU ; WAST TO GET THE BEST
farm paper, send 15c to the Pac:tic
Homestead, Salem, Oregon for a thr-e
. months trial subscription. Mention
this sL
POULTRY MEN SEND HaWJHT TWO
cent stamps for special three months'
trial for the best and oldest journal in
the west. The articles and advertise
ments are of sp-cial interest to the
poultry breders of the Northwest.
Northwest Poultry Journal, 211 Com
merciwt street, Slem, Oregon.
FLORISTS
CUT FLOWERS, OLADlOwUS, FLORAL
pieces. Mr. E. A. Bennett, 2233
Fairgrounds avenue. 1'hot.e 1280. all
CUT FLOWERS. WEDDING BOUQUETS
funeral wreaths, decorations. C. F.
Breithaupt, florist, 123 X. Liberty
Phone 380.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
SALEM MORTUARY, FUNERAI, DIREC
tors. 210 Center. Phone 1656.
FURNITURE STORES
GIESE FURNITURE CO. Q V A L I T Y
furniture for less money. 372 Court,
Phone 464.
PEOPLES' FURNITURE STORE NEW
and iecnnd baud furniture; 271 X.
Con-mcrci!.
HEMSTITCHING
STAMPIXO. HEMSTITCHING. NEKDLE
. work. : The Vogue. 429 Vfc Court St.
a-31
HEMSTITPH1XG. STAMPING. PLKAT
ing. The Petite Shop, Room 5, over
Busicks. - n29tf
SALEM ELITE H BMSTtTCHINO
pleating, bntton, stamping and needle
work: 328 Oreicon bldg. Phone 379.
MRS. C. E. MI LI ER HEMSTITCHING
FOR PRACTICAL NURSE PHONE
1483M. f- n25tf
HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN
DR. L. G. At-TMAX. HOMEOPATH I ST.
Does a general practice. Treats Goiter,
Gall Stones, and Dropsy, arising from
diseases of heart, lor or i kidneys
without operation. Office nd resident-
. 296 N. Liberty St., Slem, Or.
Phone 147. "
INSURANCE
i WARREN F. POWERS i -Life,
Accident, Fire, Automobile
219 V. S. Nafl Bank Bldff. Phone 607
INDIES TAILOBXKG
D. H. MOSIIER TAIlyOR FOR MEX
and women. 474 Court S. '
LAUNDRIES
SALEM 1 A UN DRV COMPANY,) 316 S.
Liberty street. Phone 25. o 1 d e s t
largest best. " Established 1899. '
CAPITAL CITY STEAM LAUXpRY
Quality work ; prompt service; 12 6 4
Broadway. Thone 105. !
LUGGAGE
I
COME HERE!
The b -st buys in hsnd
luggage and trunks.
MAX O. BUEES
.; Furniture
'"179 . Com'l.-t Salem
MEDIC AXi
MOUNTAIN BALM COUGH KIMEDY
Phone 517-W. ' "
MUSIC LESSONS
A COURSE IN BUSINESS PIANO
playiug. Popular syncopated, standard
music. Setni-classie' and ballads; 12
lessons. Waterman Piano School, Me-
Cornm-k Bldg. ' '
MUSIC STORES
SHEKMAX, CI AY A CO., PIANOS
Steinways, Duo-Art and others., Moore'
Music House. 415 Court Street.
GEQ. C WILL PIANOS. PHONO-
graphs, sewing machines, Kjlieet music,
and piano studies. R ia.nn; phono
graphs audi sewing wac4tiue; 432
rotate street.
Salt m.
TRADE YOUR OLD PIANO FOU A NEW
Victor or Brenswii-k.H. L. Stiif Furni
tures "., Mntn Dept. i .
1
NATUROPATHIC PHYSICIANS
DR. A. SLAUGHTER -r ACUTE AXD
rhronic diseases; -415 Oregon Bldg.
Phone HO. I .
S. Patent Office)
errirtrr
NURSES
FOR PRACTICAL NURSE PHONE 1493K
ne-28
NURSERY STOCKS
FRUIT, NUT AND 8HADE TREES
Pesrcy Bros'., 237 Stte.
OPTICIANS
! THE EATON OPTICAL CO.
Charge reasonable Examination free.
282 N. Commercial St.
PAPERH AN GINO AND PAINTING
PHONE .-GLENN ADAMS FOR HOUSE
decorating, paper banging, tinting, etc.
Reliable workman. - -
GET MY
FREE SAMPLE BOOS
for comparison
i MAX a BUREN
Furnltnre
179 N. tom'l. Salem
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS
George R.1 Vehrs, M. D.
-. t Phjsician and Surgeon
' 410-11 U. S. Bank Bldg.
1 . Office hours 10-12; 2-5
: and by appointment. ;
Office phone 615. Residence phone 1975J.
i ir -57
PIANO TUNERS
EDWARD WELP EXPERIENCED Pi
ano tuner. Leave orders Will's Music
S ore.
PLUMBING
PLUMBING AND GENERAL REPAIR
work.' Grabcr Bros., 141 S. Liberty
Phoue 550. f-19tf
PiL'MBIXG REPAIRING AXD COIL
work. I'hon- 495-W. Shop 127 Uniou
s'reet. A. L. Godfre y. -
RADIATORS. FENDEBS, ETC.
RADIATORS. FENDERS, BODIES made
or' repai red. J. C. Bair. 236 State St
RADIO
. RADIO DOCTORS
SALEM ELECTRIC CO.
F. S. BARTON. Prop.
ngssnnic Tertlple Phone 1200
REP AIRING
AL VI N B STEWART
j 347 Court St.
i Umbrellas, Cutlery and Keys
Lawnraowers, ; razor-blades, scissors,
knives and tool shsrpened.
SCAVENGERS
SOOS SCAVENGER SERVICE GAR
hage and refuae of all kintis removed
by the month. Reaw.i.anle rule. Cess
pools cleaned and .;l animals re
moved, Phan-s: Of.'i'-e :5; lies. 2t."8.
SECOND HAND GOODS
WAXTED EVERYTHING IX CLOTH
ing and shoes. Best prices pa.'d. Cap
itsl Exchange; 342 North Comraerci
Phone 1368-W.
STOVES AND STOVE REPAIRING
STOVES REBUILT AND REPAIRED
40 years' '.experience. Depot. National
fence, sizes 26 to 58 in. high. Paints,
oita and varnishes, etc., loganberry and
bop hooks. Salem ace and Stove
Works. 250 Court, Street. Phone 124.
! TRANSFER AND HAULING
CAPITAL' CITY TRAXSFER CO 226
Sta' St. Phone 933. Distributing, for
warding and storage our specialty. Get
ocr rates, i - , .
WE MOVE. STORE AXD SHIP HOUSE
hold goods. Our specialty is piano and
furniture moving. We also make eoun
try trips. We handle the beat coal and
wood. ' Call on us for prices. We giv
good measure, good quality and good
fervice.'Larnier Transfer Co. Phone 930
TRANSFER; AXD HAULING OF ALL
V'tids. Phone 19F3.
TRANSPORTATION
PARKERS STAGE LINES
0. W. Parker, General Mansgcr
Central S:age Terminal Balem.'Oregon
KALKM-SILVEKTOX DIVISION
Leaves Salem, Central Siage Terminal:
i a. m.; 11 a. m.; - p. m.
leaves Silverton News Stand: :
9 a.m.: 1 p.m.: 6 cm.
Satem-Indepeudence-MonniQuth Division
Leaves balem. Central Stags. Terminal
1 a.m.; 9 am.; 11:10 a.m. ;.
3:10 p.m.; 5:10. p.m.
Leaves - Monmouth, Monmouth Hotel:
' 813 a.m.; 1 p.m.; 3:15 p.m.
Lear Independence, Beaver Hotel:
8:30 a.m.; 9:50 a.m. ; 1:15 p.m. -4
p.m.; 6:30 p.m.
Leaves Central St.ie Terminal, Salem
i for Dallas at:
7 a.m.; 11:10 a.m.: 8:10 p.m.
Leaves Gail Hotel; Dallas, at:
8 a.m.: 1 p.m.: 6:15 n.m.
We make: connections at Salem to all
parts' of the valley. Extra trips by ap
pointment. 3. W. PARKER, Oenerat Manager.
WATER
SALEM. WATER. LIGHT POWER CO.
Office. 801 South Couimercial St. Ten
per cent discount on domestic flat
rates psid in advance. No deduction
for absence or any cause unless water
- i shut off your premises."
By WHEEL AN
DOES THE INSPECToB
SUSPECT TME OLl
PHYSICIAN ? VUWAT
WAS VIE To 3AY "
SIP BASIL'S TRUST-
E rIENE
EPISODE: . .
"DOCTORS ORDERS
CHAS. G. DAWES GIVES
SPEECH IN ACCEPTANCE
(Continued from page 1)
that preceded the exercises. Wil
liam M. Butler, chairman of the
republican national commlttfe,
presided. Frank W. Stearns of
Iloston. close personal friend of
President Coolidge. and Edward
T. Clark, the president's personal
secretary, were present as repre
sentatives of the executive, and
Governor Hyde of Missouri, halt
a hundred members of the house,
a dozen senators and many nation
al committeemen and committee
women were in the gathering.
AmoricJUi Ixfrlon Present
Long before the grounds wero
opened friends and neighbors of
the candidate began to arrive and
they soon were- followed by the
first of the delegations. Members
of the Evanston American legion
post came in military formation
to honor the man who was chief
purchasing agent for the American
expeditionary forces.
, Seated just back of the speak
er's stand were General Dawes
three brothers - Rufus C, who
was chief of staff of the experts
for the American section of the
reparation commission's experts
committee; Heman G. of Colum
bus, Ohio, and Henry M." of Chi
cago. W. V. Mills, president of Mari
etta college and uncle of the candi
date, also was among the' guests.
Harold Marsh Eewall of Bath was
present to represent Maine and
will accompany the nominee on
his trip to Augusta and be his host
there during, the two days Mr.
Dawets plans to spend in tha.
city. ; '
Radio broadcasting began 15
minutes before the formal open
ing of the ceremonies. :
Girls Iloar Banners
: The Great Lakes Naval training
station band marched Into the
grounds, followed by two doren"
young girls bearing banners. The
crowd extended by the time the
ceremonies began almost eolidly
for two-thirds the distance to the
lake, about 300 yards from the
speakers stand.
Chairman Butler, General Dawes
and "Uncle Joe"; Cannon appeared
on the speaker's stand a few min
utes after 8 o'clock and the crowd
gave af roar that echoed out across
the lake. The ceremonies began
with the playing of "The Star
Spangled Banner" by a band in
be distance, and the Invocation.
"Uncle Joe" was presented after
,be Invocation and was greeted
rv'fh cheers. The aged former
spenlrer of the house declared In
a feeble voice, but with some of
his o'd fire that he was glad to
be present. j
"I have been acquainted with
your distinguished citizen fot
many years,' he added! "By in
heritance he makes himself the
equal of his ancestors.11' May ho
live long, may his health be pre
served, j It will be In my judg
ment a great misfortune when ho
passes out of public life." -;
As Mr. Jefferis began speaking
the lake front became a flame of
red fire.
: Jefferis Mentions La Follcttr
. Mr. Jefferis reference t3 . the
'speech of Robert M. La Folletto,
who he said had "eloped wlih the
socialist party," brought applause.
"Common 8ense," said Mr. Jef
feris, "will direct the voters of our
common country to cleave to that
which is good."
. Mr. Jefferis Interpellated in his
prepared address the declaration
that the recent republican national
convention in nominating a vice
president did not have to sttlsfy
any brother, however talkative he
might be."
Mention by Mr. Jefferis of the
Dawes plan was loudly applauded.
: General Dawes - was given an
ovation when he rose. He tried
to look serious but the cheers won
him to smiles. Ills announcement
that he would accept the nomination-
was cheered just as loudly
as if it were all pews to the audi
ence. His declaration that "this
is a campaign of brass tacks not
bombast," was cheered, and the
candidate was Interrupted fre
quently as he proceeded with hl3
address and waxed more emphatic.
stamping his feet until the speak
ers' stand shook with the impact.
Reserving until the last hia
discussion of the La Follette move
ment, Mr. Dawes grew more em
phatic and at one point he swung
his arms so vehemently that he
almost knocked one of .the flags
off the platform.
This part of the speech was liked
est by the audience, and the nom
inee was given a great cheer as he
concluded. Women representa
tives of the Milwaukee Coolidge
and Dawes club presented him
with a bouquet.
Then as a final act. but wholly
unconscious. General Dawes pulled
out his peculiar undersluns pipi
and 6lowly filled it up. He had
talked so fast and so vigorously
that the ceremonies consumed
only an hour. '
KDICATOH DIES
SYRACUSE, N. Y., Aug. 19.
Charles. W. Bardoen, 76, nation
ally known educator and publish
er, died tonight after a long ill
ness. He was born In Graton.
Mas., mi had been rnblisher of
the School Bulletin alnce 1851.
Cause and i effect: Blarney
stone; onc-karat stone; grinrl-
stone.