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Newspaper Page TextFRIDAY MORNING, APRIL. 24, 1925 O IP o aieim's Marl Jiassio ii Id THE OEEGON STATESMAN, SALEM, OREGON !:;;!l:;l!iV:tl! a Section C Great - . i i - - i i Af.OOK- BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES t HUNDREDS Of POULTRY MEN HAVE made fortunes with purebred chickens, bred to lay from 2UU to 800 escs " year. 30 pen .nd trioa of parebred - chickens (him with world champion records) and valued at over 91,200 will be given away to ambitious men, wota en, boys, and girls for full informa tion cut out this advertisement shd send your name and address to Kortn west Poultry Journal, Salem, ! Oregon. ' " i Sl-raftf i REAL ESTATE 63 Own Your Home SIX ROOM HOUSE AND LOT 82x150. Phono 1845M. - : 63-m21 FAIRMOUNT HILL CORNER S1300 , this morning; reduced from $1500. View, trees, etc. Becke Hendricks. f U. 8. Bank Bldg. ! 63-a21tf 5 room cottars located at 430 N. 23rd St. Price S2150. Part ly furnished. Paved street. W. H. GRABENHORST A CO. j 275 State St. il E 63-a24 BUY LINEN-STOCK MAKE YOURj CITY FAMOUS I I 0 room house, modern convenience, paved street, 92200. :; i . 5 rooms and sleeping porch, furnace, fireplace, attractive, 93800. 6 rooms, breakfast nook, strictly modern, 94700, good terms. 1 i j 7 room modern. -14th street, ' excel lent condition, 95000. f - 7 rooms, creek property, rooms vary large, furnace, sleeping porch, excel lent condition, 93000. Beautiful stucco home, $10,500. f , WINNIE PETTYJOHN, Realtor I 216 Oregon Bldg. 63 a28tf THREE SPECIALS i f 5 room new strictly modern bunga low, 1st class construction, garage, close in, $3500, 9250 cash, balance 35 and interest monthly.; .a i - ;; r I 1. ! ' 5 room stew mission style home, hard wood floors, modern in every detail, garage, east front, on pavement, 98, .300, any reasonable terms. 1 6 room new stucco -home, hardwood floors, modern in every detail, doable carafe, lance lot. pavement, east front. close 'in. .if taken . at once 910,760, 94750 cash, balance to suit, j j 5 room modern new bungalow, garage, paved street, east front, good location 93150. 9150 cash, balance 25 jer monttt ana interest. ; i - ,i 341' State. 63-a23tf : N. s it 7rvn summer .resort b , 7 ? m a w ,ere, ,djoinin site of Santi hi am Hatchery, i Wonderful site for eamp- - ine- f round with small hotel. Includes Wl large barn and land under plow. Fine I-.wr fishing. On ttaKe route to Mill vicy, Lyons. Breitenbush Hot Springs. Batch err and Detroit. Already! one of the most popular summer resorts, j Very scenic Fine opening for resort at f fry low cost. Can be handled fori 951)0. The northwest is the great summer Re sorts of America where this type of en terprise flourishes and ia rapidly in creasing. -H j: i I TIfMH COZY GARAGE HOUSE AKU aiaw nice lot in Parrish Grove ad dition: fully furnished including fin electric range, shower bath; toilet sleeping porch. Choicest residence ad dition in the city. j j j FOUR-ROOM BUNQAX0W fullr furnished, full basement; furnace; not and. coitt water; line srraa ed lot' cement walks: faces sunrise house all renewed inside; five blocks from Parrish school; growing district. Exceptional opportunity. ;.: ! FIVE ROOM COTTAGE AND large lot: cottage is plastered and newly shingled. Unparalleled bar-. gain. : , - - ' I advertise values which I know' to be not merely good but t exceptionally good. I nave never misled or dlsap pointed a single buyer. - , j - HARRIS i ' 1 Masonic Temple Phones 795, 1942-J 63-a24 : ii - . "'- WARMS rXTV HOMES HOTELS. IN COME PROPERTY BOUGHT, SOLD. TRADED OR LEASED AT OUR OF FICE. - ' ' 'I A new 5 room bungalow, good loca tion on oaved street at 13500. ! 8 acres with rood 8 room house, barn, chicken coop, 150 walnut trees, east of Salem. A dandy homo at 92, 500. Lt ns show this place. You will arree with ns it is a bargain. 80 acre good farm, good! location, running water. A bargain at i 96500 or will trade for city property. If tou are d tannine on building ' fconse. Just let us give yon figures snd ' lrmi M.i .'t'. A 23 room hotel in Salem. Very good location. Good investment at 9750O. Good terma. . Remember Our aim ia service snd satisfactic. Let ns help yon. 122 No. Commercial Street. Phone 1354; J. F. ULRICH A E. E. ROBERTS ! Realtors :r i' i ,, i 63-s22tf i : : ' SPECIAL1 t t l - I 43, acres ' of river bottom land abbot 14 ia crop, fair house, family orchard. A bargain for j 92000. Good S room nlastered house with 1 lot for 91500 terms. 820 acres 1 near Bend. Oregon w ti-d Wht have vonf Nice mod ern home, will trade for improved TTTOlf ASON State St. I ' "I. i I ..I 63-al9tf TAIRMOITNT HILL 1 i i ' I Corner lot 60x100 with i both streets - paved, : excellent 1 Viw, Price 91250 cash., i 1 ! rrr tt nnmiPVHABST P(1 ! 275 Suta St 63-k24 -r- GOOD VALUES i I 1 acre tract near Hiphlsnd aveiiae, p.,.l itmtl ' PrirA S1000 t i New 4 room bnngahrw and break fsst nock. Ready to move in. ! Price 92-jOO, including paved, paid. 9500 cash, pal inf month! v i Small cottage near Richmond school. Price 9700; 8200 cash, terms on Sal anre. : f Good lot on North Winter street.! 50 byill. Price 91200.. 1 j i i Butcher shop in 8slemj owner going east. .Price 92000. Uood terms, t KRUEGER Realtor 147 N. Com'l St. Phone 217 ! : il t.h 63 s24 For Sale or Trade 5 -room bouse quite modern, mni lots to exchange for new house of or 6 rooms, not too far out. Can 'get a good deal on these.1 1 1 r 1 15 acres, hichly improved, to ies change for city property i What have yonf All clear and close to city. Don't fail to see ma on this. 1 Will take arood apartment house ia Salem, i 160 acres, only 25 miles from Ss lent. : Good. I new j buildings. 55 acres nder i cultivation at 835 per acre and en good terms, i May take city property for pert.- Mere is a bargain. 1 1 - Seacres Alberta, Canada, i i land will exchange for something in the Val ley. -270 acres under cultivation, fair build) r. Only 4 miles from town. (roodi itmds. All clear of incumbrance Price 96000. ! 200 acres, near Jefferson and IV4 miles from Ry. 165 under cultivation will exchange' for-Canada land. ' See me soon and let me show yon. 1 G. W. LAP LAB) 410 Ore eon Bldg. ' .'! ; 63-a?C ROME HOOD BARGAINS-! i,:i t 9 room house close in 92OO0. New modem 5 room bungalow fruit, gar age, sjouv, asy terms. ! ',.i 1 Fine 6 room home on Court itreet Baeniice price easy terms. - l Close in 8A suburban borne for real' denee in Balem. - i Good 2-ton Wlnthers truck for , Mia r exeliange. Bnan. :' ! 3 fine lots north galea Pts4 stttet 650 eaclu " ' i - ' i i 8 room semi-modern bome 93000; If yon want to sell, boy or exchange, See Perrine ft Marsters. Phone SOT 63 .1- SEW SOUTH SALEM DUTCH Colonial S room home for sal or rent. A. C giohrnstedt. Realtor. Loans and Insur ance. 147 Xi Com'l. St. Phone 577. j !.; : '!.; r! j . . - T : 63-a21tf LARGE LOTS CHEAP. 56x105. Good garden, ground. 9105 to S300 each. Per fect title snd abstract. Close to ear, 8. E. The: prices guaranteed until Vvx 4 BECKE A HENDRICKS V. S. Bank Bldg. 63-s21tf I HOME REALTY SPECIALS j No. 521 Beautiful highly improved suburban home 2 1-4 acres, north on highway. 7 room modern house, fine , View. Mast be seen to be appreciated. : Actually worth 990O0. For immediate j sale only 97500 with part cash, terma. il i No. 197 Well improved 4 acre sub i Surbsn home, close in on paved Garden : road, i Set to pranea and gooseberries. 16 room house, good barn, a lot of chick en houses. Most sell. Price away ! down for quick sale. Terma. ! ' i No. ' 4915 room plastered bouse, modern plumbing, east front, 92000, terma. I i ! No. 4923 good building lots, priee 9850. Will accept tight ear for 9250, rest at 915 per month. 6 per cent in terest. fi . ! No. 519 5 acre improved fruit tract, good 7 room honse, barn, 1 2 wells. 2 acres prunes and cherries, 1 acre lo gins, 1 acre : atrawberries. Must sell to close estate. Priee 93500; 91000 cash, rest terma at 6 per cent. Will be worth 95000 before the year ia out. HOME REALTY CO. 169 S. High Bt i 63-a24 9I6.0OO BUYS- i i i One of the most up to data moa- ' i i ern homes in Salem. See na at j 1 once. This home must bo seen I ! i : 'i to be appreciated, i W. H. GRABENHOKST CO. Mi! 275 SUte St. 63-a2S SNAP IN TWO LOTS Corner of N. 16th and Kansas Price 91300 for ! paved street. i both,: 9oo i per month. Cash, balance 920 W. H. GRABENHORST & iOli-l 275 State St, CO. , 63-a21 I INSTALLMENT? ACREAGE :9 600 A fine hi aire tract located in i , the Kay addition facing on i:, Il Market street, 925 down, 910 j i ! i'1! per month, j I 9 600 : : Four ' H acres located on N. I , 21st St. near Market. 950 ! 1 ; downj 810 per month. ,900 ! lm :9 650 90-100 of an acre located south near ear line. 980 down and 810' Per month. . One half acre with bearing fruit located near car line and Balem Heighta school.! 910 down and 810 per month. 91500 9 200 . :i:h!ili 5 acre tracts about one mile esst of Asylum, 910 down and 910 per month. This is first class i soil. Fine building lots in the Kay ; addition. 925 down 810 , per month. ' We write Fire Insurance TAT. H, GRABENHORST k CO. :H!Ni ft I f ! : Realtors ' 1 ' 275 State St. 63-a26 TWO! ROOM HOUSE LIGHTS AND Wa ter. Price 9800. Terms like rent, va cant and brand new. . i BECKE ft HENDRICKS U. S. Bank Bldg. ; 63-a21tf YOUR OWN HOME COME AND , j ;;: ,,:( ' GET IT! ' ii ; These Are Vacant ! ' i-i ij S i i i ! '- 1 2 room new, $800; 9100 to handle, i i Southeast. i 2 -5 room old close in, 91750 cash. , i i i South. i S -4 rooms, plastered, bath, 92100. South. ; !i I I 5 room fnodem,' 92 900.' 'South; w " -6 room. 93300. Esst. 8 room, $3750. North. 7 6 room Stucco, $4500. East. 8 r7 room, 96500.) Oaks. 9 9 r i m, $6750. Oaks. 10i 5 room, 96650. Oaks. 11 5 room, $7000. Fairmount HilL f 100 to $1000 , will handle any on ol above, nsiance nice rent. BECKE A HENDRICKS TJ. S. Bank Bldg. I 63-a21tf .ii , phone 161 FJIIRMOUNT HILL HOME- iNew 5 rooms. stucco finish, garage. i east ironi, excellent view, i floors, modern in every way. Hardwood Price 95, 800. $750 down, $45 per month. W. H. GRABENHOR8T CO. , 275 State St. 63-a26 SPEAK FOR YOURS FOUR . MODERN ! 5 to 7 room homes are under construe- , tion. Will sell finished for 93500 to si 84000.1 i Basements 'and fireplaces, fin i! Ished to suit. Reasonable terms. Come i'now. Becke i A Hendricks. U. S. Bank Bldg. t 63-a21tf "Fruit Is; Still Good" 90' acres of fine Polk "county hill land, about 30 acrea in cherries, pears and prunesi balance in open field and pasture. 8R plastered house, good barn and other buildings, live water piped to house, i only 6 V4 miles from Salem on good road. Price 910.OOO, with half down, i ii ' t i i j A very line nontn naiem nome, cioae I in and only 95000 cash. j Salem business property is going to ; go up, it's safe to -make that invest- ; stent. . : f . : Oregonj Incorporated ;;H:'r;; Realtors Real Estste and Insursnce Phone 1013 i Victor Schneider, Sec'y. R 4-5-6. D'Arey Bldg. f - i w.l i I 67-a21tt. . . . PRINTED CARDS SIZE 14 BY TH ! wording "For 8ale. Enauire At." Priee 10 cents each. Statesman Bnainecs Of flea. Ground floor, i MODERN 7 ROOM HOME NICELY LO 1 eated. larre lot 65x165. Owner 1051 Chemeketa St. 63-a2 BEST BUYS IN HOUSES 92100 I Cozy 5 room, north Cottage i - -I street,- Some- terms.- f 900 i Coxy 3 room cottage, lights. , i 1 city ! and well water. Fruit, I I Fourth street, ....... 92350 New! modern 6 room bungalow, i i i 1 5 choice lots, best of garden soil. 550 House 4 rooms, 3 lots. . 91050 ? Beautiful corner lot on State. , i Walks and paving in and paid. ,!;:;!(: U; I For i real estate bargaina aee 1 I i Childs A BechteL 540 State St 1': I ! ! i -v - v 63-a24tf MINUTE MOVIES FULLER PHVN'S NEU f j BURLESQUE DAY out West t TfE Tell-tale :Hi i LETTER. ,GEE M5H.SKER.S', JAKE. REAIi ESTATE SNAKE MUST HAUE DROPPEP IV THISS rHh-"w "3f J rzrv 63 OAKS ADDITION HOMES WE HAVE four fine homes for sale ia Oaks at 98400 to 8 6 WOO. All modern, 5 to 8 rooms. Becke A Hendricks, U. 8. Bank Bldg. ' . I 63-a21tf SOME INVESTMENT 80 ACRES' Most ly wslnuts 98000 today; 7 miles from Salem on paving, 91000 to handle bang I Beck Hendricks, U. S. Bank Bldg. i : ' ) , 63-a21tf 94500 5 room house, 1V6 blocks from State street, pavement, furnace, large lot, v shade trees. Easy terms. i 91800 4 room honse and two lots; east front, garage, fruit, 9150 down, easy terma. Price 91, 800. Fine tract equipped for chicken rais ing, close to town. GERTRUDE J. M. PAGE 492 North Cottsge. Phone 1186 . 63-al7tf MODERN HOSfB- Loeated in the Oaks addition, hardwood floors, basement, fur nace, fireplace, complete in ev ery way with electric rang. Owner Jias left the city. Price $6650. terms. This home has only been built a few- months. 5 40001. , W. H. GRABENHORST ft CO. 275 Stat St, i 63-a24 FOR SALE TWO VERY FINE VIEW lota. Only 91000 apiece. Yon will have to act quickly.' Fine corner lot on North Capitol street, near Parrish school. Only 91, 250. 20 acre farm in Haxelgreen district. Excellent soil. A bargain. Easy terms. 48 acre farm near Monmoath, seat of Normal school. New buildings. Very good soil. ! Priee is right. FOR RENT 5 room flat. Will leas for a year or longer. RICH L. REIMANN ! r j Realtor i Phone 1013 462 SUte St. i i D'Arey Bldg. 63-alltf SMALL: APARTMENT HOUSE Reduc ed; 96000 now takes small apartment building bringing- in .9100 month. Will make home and investment. - Becke A Hendricks, l U. S. Bank Bldg. 6S-e21tf FOR SALE ? I Cement tile stucco finish home i complete in every detail with ' garage,'-excellent view. .; Price r ; 87950, terma that yon can meet. Thia is one of the best built homes in the city. W. H. GRABENHORST ft CO. 275 State St. 3-a24 REAL ESTATE TRADES 65 THERE ARE 23 ACRES ON THE HILL top with an acre of big firs and 18 acrea of prunes and cherries with seme walnuts and the improvements are very comfortable. It's worth 912,000 and he'll consider Salem property. A large white house on Center and right near the state house, clear and worth 98500 to trade for a farm and will pay cash difference; 80 , smooth acrea ion the highway and a large home in Salem both clear to trade for a farm. McGlLCHRIST ft PENNINGTON 209 U. S. Bank Bldg. Phone 140 65-a22tf REAL ESTATE Farms 67 OUR HOME 2 MILES FROM SALEM- -on Riverside drive, 6 acres, 6 room honse, barn, spring wster piped to house, some fruit trees. 93000, terms. Rt. 8. Phone 76F6. 67-a26 Holy wood Bargain 5 acres with improvements and fruit $3200. A good place. Mm. Fleming, 341 State St. 67-a23tf 8250 DOWN Buys five acres inst one mile from city esr line, with two acres of fruit and garden land and three acres of fine tall tim . ber. old honse and barn and machine shed. This place is priced for quick sale at $2500. r.asy payments on bslance. W. H. GRABENHORST ft CO. Realtors 275 State St- - 67-a26 LAND BARGAIN . 1 80 acres located fl miles south on the Pringle road. Small honae barn. 16 acres under plow. A few hundred cord of oak and fir timber. Price for quirk sale . $5000; 9500 to flOOO down to ' handle. This is one of those bargains that does, not show up .- ' - every day. - ' W. H. GRABENHORST ft CO. 275 State St. 67-a24 FOR SALE A fine ten acre tract ttt miles south of car line on main high way, south; "bearing fruit and oak grove. A fine home site. Price 94000, terms. W. H. GRABENHORST ft CO. 275 State St. 67-a26 Choice Acreage Tracts 93200 buys a beautiful 5 acre tract, fair build in its, best of soil, fruit, ber- 1 ries, chickens, garden tools. Owner lesving, must sacrifice for quick sale, 91000 will handle the deal. 20 ACRE SNAP -,91600 cash buye a dandy 20A tract 12 miles north. Good soil, all nnder cultivation, in crop. Buyer gets one- : third. I See CHTLDS ft BECHTEL 540 State I St. 67-a24tf LINEN WEEK FLAX "FARM SPECIALS TURNEH-AUMSV ILLE DISTRICT 141 acres. Good buildings. 100 acres under cultivation ..... $14.100. 00 175 acrea,, 100 acres under enltiva tion J , . 914,000.00 305 acres. Fair buildinzs. 165 acrea - under cultivation 918,300.00 40 on paved market road. New cot tage. Running water. 33 acrea nnder cultivation i.-94.250.00 25.08 acrea , -92.125.00 24 acres ...92.150.00 i Easy terms of payment with 6 on all these properties. A. C. BOHRNSTEDT Realtor, Loans and Insurance '147 No. Com'l St- Salem. Oreron 7-al2tf SACRIFICE, 8ALE- On; 6t4 acre river bottom tract with new five room bungalow, . garage, barn, and chicken honse, young orchard of 100 trees. Lo cated on paveos ntrnway ana on Oregon Electric UK .and Bta tionf on place. Price 93150, 91000 down will handle. See ns today. Creek on place. W. H. GRABENHORST ft CO. Realtors ! 275 State St. 67-a26 REAL ESTATE (All rights protected by The George! Mathews Adams HRHrT AL . FALPHER Or HOT CON- : fronts sack: r RA&BTT lTH THE ; CKSARETTfe HOLD ER. AMD ACCUSES HlH OP SIEW-IN THE STAMPfS YteOM the Local druct VDtW JAKc rA. I LA. REAL) ESTATE Farms 67 FOR SALE 80 ACRES CLOSE TO SA lea, on good road, rolling land, soma timber; part cut over and part clear ed, email honae, large barn, fine ran nisig spring. A snap at95000 and it doa t take maeh cash to handle it. If thin ain'-t what yon jwant come in and L. Wood, 341 67-a22tf State St. I j ALFALFA AND FLAX will pay for a choice 140 acre tract of river bottom land, six mi lee . out. half mile from electric! station, 100 acres cultivated. 25 in -clover. Price 9125 per acre, terms. Box 231, R3, Salem. Wm. M. Meier, 67-a25 Farm Bargain An 80 aeres near Salem, owner too old to work. it. Good stock place. A little money will move it, and a small town house acceptable. See me on this if yon want a ranch. !. Wm. Fleming, 341 State St. I 67-a23tf REAL ESTATE -Suburban 69 910 DOWN i1 And x-iu per montn puys a line 5 acre tract located east on the Asylum road. Price $1500. All plow land and good soil. See us today. M I ' " W. II. GRABENHORST A CO. 275 State St.j 69-a24 JUST OUTSIDE CITY LIMITS, ONE acre, B room modern house, garage and barn, water piped 1 to irrigate whole tract. Priee $5,000 clear, want city residence property, will consider larg er deal. i I j Wanted Large stock ranch for Salem property will assume, 10 j acrea well im proved, close to ; Salem want Salem residence. For bargaina and exchanges See Barber. 20Q Gray Bldg. 69-altf USED CARS FOR SALE 70 Rebuilt Used Cars Low prices and easy terms. We can sve you money. ! i J NEWTON CHEVROLET CO. 79-al8tf Biker's Ford touring Ford touring . Ford delivery. . Ford coupe . 1 1 55 65 125 260 -Ct- Eiker Auto Co. 0or usual guarantee behind all car Liberty Street at .Ferry Phona ! 121 I i i i 79-al5tf GOOD USED PART FOB HALF OR lesav. Why pay moral I Money back guarantee. Scheelar Auto Wrecking Cat Look for the orange front. Day hone 819. Nia-fct! phone sua. loss N. Corns lereial St.) Built to aave money.' 79-jl3tf We Move May 11 On May the first we will move into onr new home that is now beinr com pleted near the corner iof Commercial and Center streets. And during the bal ance of this month we are offering soma wonderful bargains in used cars In order to partly clean up our stock before moving. ! We have Fords 40verlands Chevro lets Stan Oldsmobile Gardners Stndebakers Buieks Elgin And in fact most any thing that jt-n would care to buy and at the price that you would want to pay. A small deposit 'will hold any car that you may select. (After We Sell We Serve) Distributor OLDSMOBILES V i s RICK ENB ACKER S F. W." Pettyjohn Co. ) 219 N. Commercial St. Phone 1260 79-a22tf LOOK AT A CERTIFIED AUTOMOBILE BEFORE YOU BUY I - i i i 1924 Star sport touring with 4 wheel brakes i .9625 .9775 .9295. .9550 1924 Bnick touring with; 4 wheel brakes -i '.--U 1923 Ford panel delivery 1923 Ford 4-door Sedan 1922 Overland 4 sedan- .9480 CERTIFIED PUBLIC MOTOR CAR MARKET block north of postoffice 79-a25 We Are f Headquarters FOR " I ' "" ' i - -. - i j - . - Used Ford Cars lit Satisfaction Gnranteed We have 82 ears tor yon to choose from 6 cars nnder $100. Will gladly demonstrate. - - 1 -i ; These cars are all good buys. For axample: ! j j 1919 Touring, 990 Valley Motor Co. Authorised Ford Dealer Phona 1995 79-alltf Our Prices Are Right i On the following used cars 24 Chevrolet coupe i 22 Durant Sport inew piant) as Kasex eoacn, i 19 Ford touring 20 Ford toorina- 24 Ford eoupei (new; paint) 21 Ford aedan ill 24 Ford truck I ' 23 Hudson speedster ' 23 Hudson aedan' ' ,' 24 Hupmobile touring 20 Oldsmobile roadster 23 Packard twin-six sedan ' 23 Packard six! touring (winter top) 23 Packard six touring 24 Packard six touring Seeing is believing cost nothing to - look them over -'It- -i ':: " ' FRED M. POWELL MOTOR CARS T Cornea Cottage and Ferry Streets 79-al8tf i 1T3 W HOLDER. EJT I LOST T OVER. A VWEEK ASO PLAyiAJ' MAH "ZOH&Grj SNAKE J . HOT PVPPy, ARJ2 - Sift' VALESS CWAOT MAIL VaJ THE U&OZE ve Maes' 'teut CLASSIFIED Of Reliable Business I , i 1 AMBTJUUTCB GOLDEN ; AMBULANCE -PHONES 609 and 883-R. Day or night service. M4tt AUCTIONEERS F. N. WOODRY i Expert Livestock, furniture, real estate AUCTIONEER Bee. 1610 N. Summer Phono 511 for aaloa da tea. j , O. 8ATTERLEK ' I Auctioneering 147 North High street, j Phone 1293 or 1211-J. ) i jna 12tf ACCOUNTANT 0. ED. ROSS. ACCOUNTANT AXD Aud itor, 331 State. Phone 209SR. - --' i : a!7-'26 BATTERY AND ELECTRICIANS R. D. BARTON EXLDE BATTERIES starter and genet atorj work j 171 South Commercial. I ,i I Pnono 198 COURT BT. JOE WILLIAMS BICYCLES ABD REPAXRXXO LLOYD X. RAMSDEN DAYTON BICY- eles and repairing. 887 Court. BRAKE RELINXNO SAYBE8TOS BRAKE STATION 275 HonUommrrtisMlMJtf CHXHXSB REMEDY L. L. DICK Lj M. HUM Chines Medicine Comnan Help any known disease. 420-428 State. s-80tt cklropractob; DR. O. L. SCOTT. PS0 CHIROPRACTOR. Mevrocatometer service. 416-19 U. 8, Bank Bldg. Phone 87. Res. 828-R. H. B. SOOFIELD PALMER CHIROPRAC tor, 8i3 Oregon Bldg. Phone 2194. m5tf DRESSMAKTNO CORSETS MADE TO YOUR MEASURE. , Dressmaking. Mra. Carrie Fisher, ic Cornack building. I t , j-lltf PRINTED CARDS SIZE 147 BY Ttt" wording, "Dressmaking"; price 10 ' cents each. Statesman Business Office, round floor. ! ' ELECTRJQZAMS M SALEM ELECTRIC CO. M A S0NI0 Building. Phona 1200. i , ELECTRIC FIXTURES AND s SUPPLY Co.. Phoue 1924, 222 N. Liberty. r I, K F.N KB. K I, KOT R I fl , flfl. -, House wiring by hour or contract. Es- timatea furnished, i Phona 980471 Court St. - I t ! EYE EAR NO SS THROAT Dr. Harold M. Brown EYE, EAR, NOSE AND THROAT, 820 TJ. S. Bank Bldg. Phone 2184. j-14tf FARM PAPER IW YOU WANT TO IGET THE BEST ' farm paper, send 16e to the Pacific ' Homestead, Salem, Oregon, for a three , months' trial a abac zip tion. i M e n t i o n thia ad. I i POULTRYMEN SEND EIGHT TWO cent atamoa for apecial three months trial for the beat and oldest Journal in the west. The articles and advertise ments are of apecial interest to the poultry breeders of the Northwest. . Korthwest .foul try journal, zii wa mercial street. Balero. Oreron. rrHAJTCXAL FOR SALfi: FIRST AND SECOND Mort gagea. Trust Deeds, Contracts on houses w in set nfo io ou-o BECKE HENDRICKS U. 6. Nat') Bank; iltf ; FARM LOANS PLENTY Ol MONEY to - loan on good fans security. CITY LOANS W. are loaning Pru dantial Insurance Company money on city residences and business property. at 64, plus a commission. Haw king ' A Roberta. Ine 109 Orecoa Boalding, 4 - i . d-14tf FARM LOANS' LESS INTEREST, longer tune, no commission. Protects against adversity. City loans, lowest rates, monthly installments, pre-pay meat privileges. J. C Siegmond, room 3, over Ladd m Busn bank. LOANS MADE ON GOOD CITY PROP erty at low rata on the easy payment plan, so at and of j year yon are all paid np. Farm loan on large or amall tracts; private money. See first and yon will go no further. Q. W. LaUar, 410 Oregon Bldg. I - I Farm Loans ANDERSON tt RUPERT 406 Oregon Bnildinf FLORI9TS CUT FLOWERS, WEDDING BOUQUETS, funeral wreaths, decorations. C. F. Breithanpt, florist, 123 N. Liberty. Ph. nan . i . FRUIT BUYER I WARD K. RICHARDSON. 8alem, Oregon. 2385 N. Front St. Phone 9184. m2 WARD K. RICHARDSON. Salem, Oregon 2385 N. Front St. Phone 2184. Straw berries, blackcaps, currants, cherries. arooseoernes. mo. - i - ma FUNERAL DIRECTORS SALEM MORTUARY. FUNERAL DIREO- tora. tlO Center, yhone 1H58. FURNITURE 8TORES GIE8E FURNITURE CO. QUALITY furniture for lea money, i 872 . Court. ' ' Phone 464. I : r j i Service Trade Mark Registered U. A"3k: MJrA THEN WHAT IAS AJJAS DOlM' SEMbUO OJT TCM LETTER; S" Or TH&,, ICE-CREAM SPEAKS , ,A UP . i all at one1 Time SIerbema ARRWE51 OM THE- DlPJA SEND I IN STAMPS FEB THAT 0KULELE BOOK SCEAJE 3UST ASTHEV ARE ABOUT . 16 TAKE k .CXTb THE OLD HOOSBGOJi BUSINESS and Professional Firms Arranged in Alphabetical Order for Quick Reference HEMSTITCHINa HEMSTITCHING. 6 AMD 8c 153 8. High i . - ; m25 HEMSTITCHINO, STAMPING. PLEAT- ing. The Petit Shop, Room 6, over Buaicke. : n29tf SALEM ELITE H EM8TIT0HING pleating, buttons, stamping and needle work; 328 Oregon Bldg. Phone 879. UrSTJRAjrCB Insure Tout home or ear mow Phone 161 BXCKE HENDRICKS U. S. Bank Bldg. LADIES TAILORING D. H. MO SHE B TAILOR FORI MEN and women. 474 Court St. LAUNDRIES CAPITAL CITY LAUNDRY Phono 165. (service witn a anuio. unalitr work. 1264 Broadway. . : J-14tf TRY THE HOME WET WASH LA UN dry. Phone 171, 1856 B street, j-17tf SALEM LAUNDRY COMPANY 818 8. Liberty street. Phone 25, oldest, larg est and best. Established 1889. MATTRESSES MATTRESSES RENOVATED BY THE Capitol City Bedding Co.. 1190 North CapitoL Called for an delivered, s All work guaranteed. Phone 19. fl9tf MEDICAL MOUNTAIN BALM COUGH REM ED Y- Phone 617-W. MUSIC 8TORE8 SHERMAN CLAY CO., PIANOS Stein ways. Duo-Art and others. Moor a Musi House, 415 Court street.. GEO. C WILL PIANOS, PHONO- graphs, aewmg machines, sheet music, and piano studies. Repairing phono graphs and sewing machines-. 432 8tat street, saiem. TRADE YOUR OLD PIANO FOR A NEW Victor or Brunswick. H. L Stiff Fnrni- tureCc:Music Dpv NATUROPATmU PHYSICIANS DR. A. SLAUGHTER ACUTE AND chronic diseases. 415 Oregon Building Phone 110. NURSERY STOCKS FRUIT, NUT AND SHADE TREES Pcarcy Bros.; 237 State. PACKING AMD SHXPFTNGt FOR EXPERT FURNITURE PACKING and shipping,, call Stiff's Furniture Store, Phone 941. FAFESHANGING AND PAINTING PHONE GLENN ADAMS .FOR HOUSE decorating, paper hanging, tinting, etc KehaMe workman, PIANO TUNERS EDWARD WE LP EXPERIENCED PI, ano tuner. Leave orders Will's Music Store. i PLUMBING PLUMBING AND GENERAL REPAIR work. Grsber Bros- 141 Liberty Pbone 550. f-ltf RADIO SPLITDORF RADIO, SALES AND ! SERVICE No better radio made at any price. High A Trade flStf RADIO' DOCTORS SALEM ELECTRIC CO. . F. 8. BARTON, Prop. Masonic Temple Phons 1200 Radiolas ; For Every Purpose Every Pure All Standard Sise i of Radio Tube IK A EOFP SLETRIO SHOP 887 Court St. Phone 4S8 REPAIRING ALVTN B. STEWART 847 Court 8t. . Umbrellas, Cutlery and Key Lawnmowers, resor-bladee, scissors, knives and tools sharpened SCAVENGERS BOOS SCAVENGER SERVICE OAR bage and refuse of all k'nds removed by the month. Reasonable rates. Cess pools cleaned and dead animals re moved. : Phones: Of fie 85 or 979, Be, 2058. ' ' SECOND HAND GOODS WANTED EVERYTHING IN CLOTH lne and shoes. Best price paid. Csp- . Hal Exchange, 42 North Commercial. Phone 1868-W. STOVES AND STOVE SSPAXSXVQ STOVES REBUILT AND REPAIRED 40 years' experience. Depot National fence, aisea so to on aiga. x-aiaia, oil. Knrl vmrniahea. ate toranbetTy and hop hooka. Salem Fence and Stove Works 2SO Court street. Pbone 184 STORAGE WE STORE YOUR HOUSEHOLD Goods - or anything yon have, by the week, month or -year. ... P. A. Eiker, corner 1 Liberty and Ferry. Phone 121. d-14tf MRS. O. E. MILLER. HEMSTITCHING, , stamping, buttons. Room 10, over MU- - lar's store. iPhon 117. S. Patent Office) THE 20t hey NMEAM , GAL J ffiA: YET. JAKE HAL HfucMJ X OH,FOR GOODrVJESS n IT. sAPf ; vtLi .vr DIRECTORY TRANSFER AMD. HAULING TRANSFER AND HAULING OF ALL kinds. Phone 19F9. CAPITAL CITY TRANSFER CO. 129 State St. Phona 988. DistribuUng, for wsrding and storage oar apeeialty. Get oar ratea. WE MOVE, STORE AND SHIP HOUSE hold goods, onr specialty is piano an furniture moving. We also make coun try trips. Ws handle the best coal and wood. Call on us for prices. We give good measure, good quality and good service. Larmer Transfer Oo. Phone 990 TRANSPORTATION PARKER'S STAGE LINES 3. W. Parker. General Msnager. Central Btage Terminal SALEM. OREGON Principle One-Way and Round-Trip On : Round Way Trip .11.00 1.70 .78 L jto no 1.00 1.80 .7 1.S9 .88 I!00 .78 1.40 4.60 T.40 8.CS 8.70 1.85 8:00 1.60 S.60 1.28 1.00 1.80 t.40 Sutton McMinnviU Monmouth Dalla Fella City Silverton Independane Amity Tillamook Hebo W 11 lamina Sheridan Dayton ... Newberg Parker Star lines snake big reduc tion in Express Rates, from 20 to 50 cents on the hundred pounds. Reason able rat on C.OJJ. collecting. j Send your express by Stag and get quicker aervice. - Call 696 for Information 1 WATER RAlXil WATER. LIGHT A POWER CO. Of flee. 801 Booth Commercial Bt. Men per cent discount on domestic flat ... . . ... . . a mim nam in aavanc. ao anacugi for absence or any cans unless water is shut off your premise. LIBERTY Frank Mahoney has purchased a new Bulck. Mrs. Bruce Cunningham Is con fined to her home with an attack of la grippe and poison oak. Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Jones and children of Salem visited at the O. C. Gretty home Sunday. The Frank Mohoney family have been ill with la grippe,- but the children are now able to be back in school. j Several of Liberty's folk at tended a program at Rosedale last Friday night. Miss Ellen Neuens spent the week-end at the Harris home at Rosedale. ' j! . Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Brooks vis ited in Portland and The Dalles last week. : f . Mrs. .F. E. Judd- and small daughter of Halls Ferry . were re cent, guests at the hom.e of Mr, and Mrs. P. O. Judd. . Mr. and Mrs. James Wolfe are quite ill with the flu. j Mr. and Mrs. J." V. Dencer of Salem were visiting at the Mr .and Mrs. J. R. Rains home last week. Earl Cone is now able to be up and walk around. . . Mr. and Mrs. K. Anderson are the parents of a baby girl born the 9th of this month. - . . Mr.s Allen had the misfortune to get some concentrated lye in her eye last Monday. For a time it was thought she would lose, the sight of one of her eyes, but at present the physician thinks that it can be saved. j j The Red Hills Sunday school convention will be held at Rose dale the first Sunday in May. There will be no Sunday school here that day. I j f Claude Stevenson j and son, Bob by, are suffering with the com mon complaint, the la grippe. A. F. Marcus of Saem, who re cently purchased the Rolf home, will move there the first of May. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Dougherty and son, Donald, who have been visiting relatives here, returned to their home in Oregon City Monday.'- i ' v . ,. '? '. : Alice Turner, who has'.been 111 with the measles, is now much better. , Grace Mumford, who has been sick with the la grippe, is now in school after an absence of a week. The Plank children, who have been ill, are now back' in school. R. G. Green and family of Sa lem were recent visitors at the George Jory home, f -; , Mrs. Henry Gilbert la entertain ing the intermediate young peo ple's society of the Presbyterian church of Salem at the Gilbert heme on next Saturday afternoon. Mrs. Gilbert is supervisor of this work and Is having great success. " Mr. and Mrs.' Leslie Judd of By ED WHEEL AN SNI N0U) , FOLKS, VUE COME TO "THE SHER IFFS txzzy DAuaiTtf VER&ENfA, VUHOI3 W LOVE. VWflH 3ACK ANO IS GWHEfS . Uy,T2 GET A Nice COOL RASPBERR SCOA AT " TAKE 'S wwerr. fe ELL.FANATiCS, CT LETTW2 IT LOOKS LIKE TBEfSE.' HAS : BEEN D1RT VtORK AT THS CROSS OAtS lloskins visited relatives in thLf neighborhood Sunday. Linn Judd has returned home for a short vacation. j Mr: and Mrs. Marcus of Salem were visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Sunday, j ' MrB. J. E. Crothers is recover ing from her .recent illness. Mrs. Harriet Connett of Sweet Home is visiting her daughter, Mrs. E. L. Coffey. 1 - Mrs. McBride, who has been se verely ill suffering from Bright'a disease, is now able to be np. She was taken ill at the home of her grand daughter, Mrs. R. J. Coffey. Ira Connett of Oregon City was a Sunday visitor at E. L. Coffey's. Mr. and Mrs. Schotthofer and daughter, Barbara, .and Dorothy Coffey were guests at the Teager home at Llvesly last Sunday. Mrs. A. B. Browning and daugh ter, who. have; been vlsitlng-ln Ta coma are expected home in a few days.;, -..i- . ... . j ; - - j Miss Dorothy Erskine and Miss Velleda Ohmart were guests of Mrs. Erskine j at a school enter tainment at Middlegrove last Fri day evening, j They both ssalsted giving numbers on the program. . Dorothy Coffey has returned to school after two weeks absence on account of illness. Mrs. M. E.iPierce and children will return to; Seaside soon. Mr. and Mrs. Emerald Johnson of Jefferson were late visitors of Mr. and Mrs.lJ. C. Coffey. Those who I gathered the most news notes for: Liberty Items dur ing the, past month are as fol lows: seventh grade, a tie between , Magdalena Schmidt and j Ellen Neuens, .with . Edis Belle ; Mathis only three behind; sixth grade, Veneta I Rains; eight 'grade,) Lela ' Fox. The pupils of the advanced 1 rooms will greatly appreciate it is those in the district who! have news, will call them up and help them to miss nobody. I Several from this community at tended a dance at "Tumblej Inn" near Albany last Wednesday. Claude Stevenson and family will soon move to their farm In tbe Prospect district. I Mr. iHoag's ' mother wb.6 has been confined to her home at Dallas, is still bed-fast, being no better. I t Friday evenings for an Indef inite time there will be freelBible lectures on current events at Lib erty Hall. They will begin at 7:45 o'clock.! The Oregon Statesman. First with international, national.! state and city news. Subscribe for it, then renew your subscription. " T GENERAL HARKETS f i ' w Portland 'Produce POHTLANp April 23. Port land Butter: xarts 40c; stand ards 40 14c; prime firsts 40c; firsts 3 9c. !ggs: extras - 31c; firsts 29c; pullets 28c;' current re. ceipts 26c. Portland Grain Futures PORTLAND. April 23. Wfheat. bard wheat, bloestem, Baart, Apr., May, June, $1. 0; soft white, Aur., May $1.54; June SI. 53; western white, I April $1.50; May 11.52; hard - winter, j May, western red May, western red May, June SI. 52; June ill. 52; June 11.52; June $1.52; BBB hard white April May. June $1.80. ; Corn No. j 3 eastern yellow shipment April $45; May $45.50; June $45.75. ; Millrun Standard, April, May, , $32; June $32.50. ,'1' . ' Portland Hay li-A '.. PORTLAND, April 23. Buying pricesj valley! timothy, June $20 $21J ditto jeastern Oregon. $21' $24.60; alfalfa' $20. 50 $21; cloverj $17.50; oat hay noiainal; cheat $17. 50; oat and vetch $20 $21; straw; $8.50 per ton.j Sell ing prices $2 a ton more. - J ptjblio Koncra j K0TZ0B 03T BAI.B or G0VX2SZir-l ii xiAcaa I GsosrU iAOd OfT.cs ! Wssklnrton. t. Msrcs IT, 1025. Kotiv is hers by rirea tbst subject ts tss eonditioas snd limitations of toe ti f Jnnw 0, 1918 (80 Stst- 818). r4 Jobs A. 1920 (41 But, 768). and i apart menUli rerulstioos of April 14. 1924 i t L.D STO). ths timber oa the foUow. ; Unds will bs sold Msr 6, 1925, at 10 a. n st tmblie snrtion at the United fitstei Isnd office st Port!nd, Oregon, to th niches bidder st not loss taan the ap praised valne as shown by thia ot-4 aale tx ba sabjoet to the apforal of t-i 8crsUry of tbs Interior. l"he pnrcha prieo, with an additional son of on-(.ii of 'one per cent thereof beinr eommitnun allowed, most ba deposited st tame t sale, money to be returned if sale ia r-4 approved, otherwise patent wUl iaaae ii the timber which ntott be remored wft ten years. Bi will bo roeeived fro eitisens of ths United Ststes, association of snes eitisens, and corporation erfi ised nader the laws of tha United Etat,, or any1 State, territory, or diatrict th of, only. Upon application of a quahi. - parehaser, tha timber oa any legal sn dirisioa will bo -offered separately befor beinf Included in any offer of a 1-" ! nit. ' T. 6 8,' R. 3 E Pe. 6, fe r - , NE, fir 920 M, KE4 6ft f r -i Jf, 8e T BW4 NEW fir 600 M- frC 8W14; fir 900 U9 T. 8 K., I W. S. 21, TSZ BW, fir 475 il, S R, . 5 E, e. 19, 8W4 E2-i, , 980 M- eodar jJ33 M., hemlock 4 j 1 none of tha timber oa these sect not tst be sold for leas than $1.60 par - -si, f t the fin and S0.50 per M. for the eeu-r and ban lock. T. 1 8., It. S E., tee,- H. NW NKVl, fir 140 M., b-a,!- f t M, cedar 60 If NK Kwi',. f.r ? M hetnloek 560 M cedar 80 M., S . NWVU fir 2180 M, hemlock U0 :, , of thai timber on theso tracts to t i for less than S2.50 par ii. for lai i and $1.50 per M. for the tern'-- - . redar.i T. 8 8, K. W f --. J7, NWU1 fir 1480 II, KW4 U. f.r at.. nm of tas timber oa th ba sold for leas tb.a f O .,-. B, b x , BOO. i(, r v H ing fir 765 M, down f.r J SO M, seised Ict oa t'J t tt T eluded bere'a s- i ro tj n less tasn I2.0J r' f t 1 fir and $1.0 J prr IL tjt t: t hemlock. - niT.iA'.r 3-a24tf I-