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Newspaper Page TextSUNDAY MORNING, JUNE 14, 1923 lassified. ectiosni alem s eat arket ii lac THE OREGON STATESMAN, SALEM, OREGON Gr M hi 1 03 KA1RMOCNT HILL LOT Corner SOslOU both streets paved, l'rire $12. (or quick sale. W. II. ORABEMiOHST & CO. 275 State St. 3jl6 OW.V YOUR 1IOMF Start payments on lot and quit paying rent. Lots 56x105 feet. Koutr. I0 tash. balance $10 s monthly. Eecke Hendricks, t. si. Bk' Bldg- 63jl4tf DO. THESE INTEREST TOCf Terminal restsurant and ticket office in good town on 1'acific. highway. $9500 term.- In Nalem. grocery stocks at $1600. 26 jO, $3000 and 57i0. . ountrr store and acreage $330. :;0 acre - ood berry and flas land, )rieed $3500 to exchange, what have jout t - Strictly modern home 2V4 acres, equipped for poultry, will exchange for home in 8lem. KCOLOFSKY. 341 State. Keal Estate and Loan.. G3jl-4tf 8'KOOMS, BASEMKST. UAKAUK. S285U. 4 rooms, new, furnace, fine fruit. 13500, ' 5 rooms and attic. view property, hard- wood floors, fireplace, breakfast nook, i.arage. new and very attractive. $4500. Kesidenre and grocery on fine corner lot 65x16.1 on creek, a location with a future, ,$5000. -0 acres near Salem, new house strict . ly modern, fine chicken houses, electri--c3llr lighted, owner must sell on ac ' count of illness and will sacrifice at 10,000, These properties are all, first clans and easy terms ran be arranged. WINNIE PETTYJOHN, Healtor. lire Insurance. 216 Oregon Bldg. 63jl4tf BUY A SMALL, ACREAGE TRACT AND build yourself a home: Terms you can meet. -00u One halt acre all In cultivation.. "close to. school, bus line and paved road. $50 down andL -v per montn. $200 Building tot 50x138 feet. $25 down, $10 per month. $1500 5 acres best , of soil, located one mile east of city limits. $10 " down and $10 per month, in terest 6 per cent. 050 Fine one half acre with part in bearing prone tree, located '.2 block from paved road, i ; school and cap line. $10 down. $10 per month., We Write Eire Insurance AV..JI. ORABKNHORST ft CO.. Realtors. 275 Stat St.. Phone 515. , 63J16 TOUR RENT WILL BUY Xetr two room houses, lights and water, nice io;n. aomn, ftuu nan, balance essy frmv Becke k Hendricks. C. S. Bk. IC. 6.;jltf j YOU CANNOT OWN THE EARTH - - BUT f YOU CAN OWN PART OF IT : Wahave the part you want.. Let us ti-tl you how easy H is to own it. 2.1 acres 1 Vi miles from small town: 6-roem house, good barn, chick en house, etc. A good buy at $3700 or will trade for house in Salem. , SUS A good plastered 6 room house in Habbard fr 2O00, or will trade for Kilt-ra property.' aU 10 acre tract 5 miles east of Sa lm. 7-room house, barn, chicken house ?0x40. brooder 10x32, 575 laying hens. SOO chicks. 1: njorse. 1 cow, and all necessary implements. - At $6500 or vill trade for houhe- in Salem. A new inodorn bungalow on a paved Ktret-t. 4 rooms and breakfast nook A fine home and a harcain at $3000. 93H down, balance like rent. A nice 7-rooin semi bungalow, full base ly went. fgra?c, and beautiful view to r-nt for $30. 37 ftces. A choice place, 6 miles east Vf Sslcin. A fine 6-rom bungalow on it. Running water, frop with it. A -ry ood buy for $7O0O. or will trade fur houe in H-tlem!"- ULKICH ft ROBERTS - 122 N. Coia'l St. Phone 1 351 ( 63jl7 SPECIAL BARGAIN In Kairmount Hill home, this is one of the most attractive homes on Fair mount, with large corner 100x150 with extra fine Vol of shrubbery. 6 room modern bungalow. Price $7400. $1300 down, bslxnce $50 per month, interest 7 pr cent, payable month) v. W. If. URABKNHORST "ft CO. 275 State St., Phone 515 63jl6 FOR SALE Apartment hoime clone in bringing REAL ESTATE t 1 0 food returns at a great ban Pc wants to go away. Let p.f 'Wbout this. .. . i ream. Own- us aeo you " 4 room house close to Capitol SL Tery 'at and modern. Price $2250. 8 acres adjoining city limits on pav ed road. Make a fine suburban horn. Horn- cash and good terms. , 320 Acres Cana'Ja land for something in tarey. wn you , got I Crops -Make an offer. 33 acres adjoinina- rood saaall town. All unoVr cultivation anil in crop. Very fine buildinzs aad best of land. If you want a good home and something to do. hero it is. Hard to best. Let me show you. Prica $8000 $5000. But good terms. , . i Larea stock farm at a bargain if taken by July 1st. Very fine buildings, i'oo can't htp but liVe It. Will swap. G. W. LAFLAR, 410 Oregon. Bldz. ' 63jl4 , GOOD IXJTS AND CHEAP Some very good lots in Highland Add. clone to Highland., ave. and to school and bus. and linen mill. Easy terms See WiT. FLEMING. 341 State.' 63jt4tf HOME SPECIALS (?eod 6-room bnnse on North Libert v. - extra lota. Fine garden soiL lota of friit. Special price for quick aale $2100; $300 cash, balance $20 per ronnih including interest at ft per cent. The lots alone ate nearly worth it. Nice 19 acre subnrban fruit farm on Iaved road. Nearly all in frnit, good -..- rlac for chickens flood S-raom hani ' i V.Ik K. t K k... ki.k.n i ther bldgs. . Fine view, east front. : 1 Prico for quick aalo for ltttla more I than value of land alone. $3(J0O; $1000 , rash, rest easy , terms. ITftttE REALTY CO. 1G9 S. High St.. Phone 1718. 63jl NEW nrST - CONSTRUCTION, 6 . rooms, sleeping porch: cement basement: Parrish Urovf Addition: paved street: half block .from Parrish school; $:;800.0o. HITDDV GOOD 6 ROOM HOUSE: I LIV pltcred; hot and cold water; bath: toilet: fine condition : . ample ground room for two more hous es: on paved street and best carliaa; only $32O0 - I ITPN 3 ROOM PLASTERED -."' - bouse with lot. $700 cash; few days only. NFV MODERN Ono block from - T v Parrish school ; 100 feet frotr Capitol street; built by owner for hi own use but now going to live with daughter: 5 rooroi down, room for l andstairway in: cement basement, furnace, Cireplace: very M construc tion: finest material: inspect it with microscope, yon can't find a flaw; tot 55x156; price $5750. RIQ LOT 60x156. ono block from . Parrifih school near Pacific Highway. $600. CPMTDAI BIO LOT 68x165 mm v North Snmmer near Canter; 8-Toonr house; fine bif bear ing walnuts. English and native: sev eral varieties grapes and other fruit: big barn: nil tor tho prico of the lot Esy terms.. Hurry; it won't last tone. FINE L0T "HtUe CLOSE IS; . . PTd5 mldwcn taction; offarad m tw-thlrds It actual by abundant eomparison. HARRIS Slatonle Temple. Phoaei 795, 1941-7. 03 5-UOOM PLASTERED HOUSE.' BATH and toilet, electric light, paved street on bus line. Has garage and wood shed. $2250. on terms. M I J 5-rwim stucco bungalow i nearly new, all modern, with basement and garage. Near school and car line, i j Pared street. $4500. $1000 down J $20 nsdsta and interest. A room house, plastered, electric lizhts, j ctose in. t h toilet. $300 down and $15.0o mo; Price finoo. Sr.fi J. A. 3llLli -B31H State St. ' r- 17 -BEST BUYS IN IIOt'KES- Fropertiet priced below actual values ' and are forced to sell. -. If; $ 4500 modern 7-room, 2-story bungalow larze lot. worth .". $ 2400 dandy bunzalow. basement. $50 rash, balance like rent, 8bLth Salem. i' . !. $10,500 a real home, cost owner $12l00 . 1 1 1 Ti uuw lurcca to sen.. it 1650 twodandy good bungalows buys on easy terms. - Each 16.V.i 2250 Two other good bays, one has 2 lots,, paving paid.; i 2675 new: 5-rooin bungalow,- 2 ; lots, paving paid, best of teruis.lj 4000 modern bouse 8-room. Cajpiitol ' street, ewaer away, mast selfj i 5700 buys- large honse., 2 Urge futs. near State house, snap. -1OTS CHOICE LOTS 900 best bay on Mate Street. 530 lot. pavinz paid. 1 i - i 675 only $50 cash, $10 per month j paving paid. Other lots $175 I and ' up. f ' I j I 8KB CH1LPS ft BECHTEL I Realtors 540 State Street. 63jllif TOR SALE ATE BEACH STORE. Hock -and fixtures, i Three living rooms behind the store and ijree above. Two cabins alt rented, lour lots. Excellent location for service sta tion on -Roosevelt Highway.!; Addfress Agate Beach 8tore. i . 6$jl7 FILLING STATION. WELL LOCATED in live town. $5500.00. f I : Blacksmith shop, garage, six-room house, : Will take Salem property ; in exchange. -j- ! I ! j 1 : Grocery store well located. $55(39.00. Apartment house close in. $15,009.00 Double house and large lot $5000.00. 4-room furnished bouse on paveid St. $1920.00. i . 4 . iV; I M : 4 -room house east front, bath, $1650. $300 down,, ( -i m- j j ; 8 room house. Urge corner. $2600.00. Small tracts for sale and exchange. Some all ! equipped. Can bo bought. reasonable. i j OERTRCDE J. M. PAGE I : 192 X. Cottage. . 63, lOtf ! FOR SALE I 5 room bungalow, garage, near 'State Street. . East front, paved St. I Price r j 6 room house in North Salem, lot, garage. Price $3150. ... I t i 5 room bungalow in South Basement; furnace, garage; $3650. i - M i KRl'EOER, Realtor 117 N. Com'l. Phone 217 rner tlem. il'rice 3jl3 i .41 . FOR SALE HOUSE AND 3-10- ACRE ground, 696 N. 16tb. i Write It:. O. Kant on. Urea ham. Oregon. , $314 FOR SALE 4-ROOM. 10-ROOM HOUS- es. Close ta. Terms, f lw ,V. I High. 68Jiily4 -"i ; SPECIAL! T If 50-are, dsiry farm c!oe to Saturn on good road; good house and barn,! (water system: some nice timber; a good buy for 75(0. We have t a nice j fJ-aere home, 6-room new house.: Baraje.i bsrn, chic. coop. Just 1 nrile ont, forr43500. W have a good tj room home with block of ground. Price 6000,M Will trade for; small farm near : Cuhiby or Oregon City. i M il TIjOMASON. 331 State Strett. - . i ;; i .U.;jl3tf 1 i . , , , , h FOR SALE llODKRH , HOME I OF 1 rooms. Excellent location, i Jot 65 165. Close in. 'Address 1051 ifherae keta or phone 1233 J, . Ijeajle IiOW PRICED ItMES OF V-iLUE $21O0 'BuyswNEV 4-room Buingalow i with breakfast nook full H j sere of j land and .a fine oak grove! on the ; place. Electric lights, city; water, , near car line and, rhoo; $300 ; down will handle. Hero is a jnap for ; someono.' t . ! ?2.li Buys a 4-room ' home -wtith full basement and furnace- EastJ front: lot near North Caimol St. r Al furni ture complete goes with the place ' ,for QUICK SALE; easy terhns See this today. . l $2500 -Buys a 5-roora i heme i;th full . cement basement, larger lot If6xl30; some fruit and berries; loiaied in North Salem: ."0O down wi) handle 1 balance easy term. jj $250 Buya nearly- niy plas tered bungalow; paved stretft: east 1 front; near school i and risir line; . ; good location; garage, $501 down ill handle. ; i j $25 Buys a 4-room plssterod home with two large lots; 4 nirte apple ' trees; good location; near school and car line: $120A down will handle. I W. II. ORABENHORST CO 275 State Street. I'hohe 515 '-' - ' ' 1 ' f j 6;tj 1 7 UKAIj KSTATE TILVDKS Co : 'I 'i NEW MODERN HOME South, eautiful sightly lot, 5-r.oom home, full; cement sseni.-nt. i fireplace. $4000! terms. Becka ft Hendricks, U. S. Bk.iBldg. I - . I il 65jl4tf PPPPPVPPPPPP P pil P P P PPPPPPPPPPPPPPjtPPP P P ' ( : 1 I'll. P P P P 1700 ' 1710 P P P P EXCHANGES EXCHANGES P P P P P P P P GO DIRECT TO P P P P EXCHANGE HEADQUARTERS P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P Offices Salem and Portland P P The value of ntsnxtwr aitrer- sr r rising depends upon the niynoer t- f of tiiet newspaper s subsuruliers ; P P the value of your teleDhouei ierv- P P ice depends upon tho number of P P P people yon can reach -over jyour P P ft' telephone: the zreatest bargains P P P P in merchandise aad the jexact P P P P satisfaction of your needsi are P P P P found in the largest shojping P P P P centers. Our list of exchainzea P" P P P (the Urgest listing on the Pacific P P P P coast), guarantees your complete P P P P satisfaction regardless! of lyotir P P P P requirements. If yon would like P P P P to exchange your property TO- P P P P DAY. rome in TODAY! SWe P P P P PARKER FOR PROPERiTT P P P P 409 V. S. Bank Bldg.. Salem P P P P j Telephone 2242 t V P P P b.W.'tf i P'H PPPPPPPPPPPPPPP pf V P P P P P P P P P P P Pi P P P P P p MINUTE MOVIES EPtSCOE LE VETS - i . ( 'I. THE BIG- AJV-"j. Wheel' f REAL ESTATE N C L VE.I THINK SHfe; MUT&E. owi cv&N bC u-5- WORTH INVE TSAliNG- 4 OH TUB' IM NEARLY CRA2.y jrm FEAR. AND ANxifcTy.': w - -flK RKATj ESTATE TRADES 63 MODERN 7-ROOM HOME. LOT 45x200. la Portland.- Trade for vacant lota in Salem. Phono 2126, Mr. Twitchell. - . , 65jl4 TRADE--5-acro farm North, one mile from Pacific Highway. Will trade for caiem or Potiland property. Becke ft Hendricks. U. 8. Bk. Bldg. 65jl4tf 10 ACRES 3 ACRES ENGLISH WAL nuts. 12 years. old. bearing; l Vs acres prunes; family orchard: soed well: buildings. Price $5OO0. Want stock ranch, equipped, about same price. Pre fe'rto deal with owner. C. K. Gibson, lit-7. Box 70. Salem. Ore. 65jl4 REAL ESTAiA Farms 67 65-ACRE DAIRY RANCH. WITH STOCK Hell, lease, trade. What have vou ? On stock for ante. Call at 360 N. Capitol. C7jl7 160-ACRE IMPROVED OZARK FARM Wright Connty. Mo. Federal mortgage $110(1. Equity $3000. Will trade ir 'business or what have yon. C. A. Witcraft. 2490 N. 4th. Salem, Ore. ' - 67jl7 I'm Disgusted So I will give a dandy deal on my little acre farm in Polk County. , V ill ac cept Salem trade. My agent, Robin son, Oregon Bldg. , 67jl4 FARMS Larg and small, some of the best in the valley. 330 acres $55.0OO. A fine 3jO acres for 833.000. Fine 198. acres $15,000. Fine 70 acres $6300. Dandy 20 acres for $1600 cash. 2 acres im proved close in for $1750. For real land bargains see Childs ft Bee h tel. 510 State Street. 1 67jl4tf 10. 20. 30; AND 40-ACRE TRACTS IN one of the best improved districts wtili' is 814 miles of Salem. From 8150 to 81 7 j per acre, "4 down and balance on long term -with low rate of interest Property close to pavement, on gravel road, good church and school. A. C. B0HRNSTEDT Realtor, Loans and Insurance 117 No. Com'l. St., Salem, Ore. - ' : : 67jl4tf Honest to Goodness -j Farms . 25 M acres, only 4Vi miles east of i'ostoffice, good buildings, good road, proposed pavement, part of crop and immediate possession, $3500.00 cash; balance long terms at 6 per cent. 80 acres nearly all in 'crop and stocked, will take Salera home up to $3500.00; baUnce long eaay terms. SO acres good orchard with real fruit, about 30 acres open field, good pasture and timber. Plastered house, water piped in from springs, good barn, etc. Price $10,500.00; down payment 83.OWO.00. Salem homes all sixes and prices, with terms to fit your want. ! Building lots in all parts of Salem. Try our architectural service, it'a tho best in town. ; Loans, Insurance. Investments. Oregon Incorporated i Realtors Victor Schneider. Sec'y. Phono 1073. Rooms 4-5 D'Arcy Bldg. - 67j7tf " REAL ESTATE -aaburban 60 FOR SALE 4 ACRES WITH 5-ROOM modern house, only 6 blks from city limits. biililnl place, worth ."". take it at $6500, terms to at. Will take' some city property., j Snap for somebody. , HOME REALTY CO. 169 S. High, i 69jl4 SNAP i . One acre home with 4-room plastered boufe, garage, woodshed and bsrn. Price $2200: $500 down to handle. I.ocated on Main Highway South Vx block from ear line. . W. II. GRABKNHOR3T ft CO." 275 State St., Phone 515 i ' m v -. i- ! -'eojio JUST 0CC8IDE CITY LIMIT8.,0NE : acre, 8-room modern house, garage and barn, water piped to irrigate whole tract. Price as.OOO clear, want city residence property, wiU consider larg er deal. Wanted Large atoek ranch, for Salem property will assume, 10 acres well im: proved, eloso to Salem, want Salem residence. For bargains and oxahaages See Barber. 200 Cray Bldg. fift-altt INVESTIGATE THESE 4 acres, suburban' close in. new bungs-, low, 'garage, paved road. Snap. $2.x00. 23 aero farm, good bldgs., fruit, near school. $3. son; tern.s or take small house and lots or acreage. 5 acre, suburban.' bldgs., crop, stock, fruit for Salem residence Lease on 10 acres, suburban, includ ing crop, fruit and stock. 'Snap." 3 good hcaK for rent. PE BRINE ft MARSTERS n Loans ft Insurance, Gray Bids. ' r.ii ttf WANTED REAL ESTATE 71 P P P P P P P PP.Pf f Pr-PPPPPPP PPf f PPPPP P P P P P P PP PP PP PP PP PP PP P P P P PP PP PP P P P P P P P P P P P P PP P P P P PP P P P P P P P P PP.':-':1 J : I ! . I t P P P P P P PP PP P P P P P P CALL PARSES ' AND START PACKIN0 P P Selling pcrvice without eqnnl. P P Our system never fails. Scien P P tifie selling, backed by clean, P P intelligent salesmanship means PP RESULTS for YOU. Ye turn PP "Prospects' into '"Buyera. P P Wo turn "FOR SALE" signs in P P to "SOLD.". All city property P P inspected, photographed and sold P P without aggravating delays. See P P PARKER FOR PROPERTY PP 409 U. S. Nst'l Bank Bldg., P P Commercial at Stat PP Telephone 2242 P P Officea in Salem aad Portland P P i 71ml7-tf PPPPPPPPPPPPPPP P P P PPPPPPPPPPPP AUTOMOBILES WANTED 77 Eiker Auto Co. We pay cash for Fords. 77mI2tf WANTED LATE MODEL CARS FOR wrecking.! Cash paid. Mike's Auto Wrecking House. 215 Center. Phone 59. r, ,S ... : 77tn29tf- (All rights protected JaJs eett su-et AMSVtRlN3- Her lom5 distance CALL FROM AJ ' STRONG- "SHE : RECEIVES: A "IfeLEGRAM ky0 U'HiLE TH:S V v a CON VERS AT ON -r, S.TAK3NG PLACE -Te.ve.: Danger TlELD.TWE GAM E.LER..AMt Hlff MUZ PREP-jR'N T5 ATT&MD THE: &)& GAME. m-J ; ssi iif-.r -i tfN i V I W'f" . unr, I U 'V5s. - . v a a Ms a VHKU CARS FOR $ALE 79 1924 Dodge Touring ..$800 ' 1922 Chevrolet Coupe S35o 121 Samson truck . 325 191 iodge roadster :. .".2tM 1917 Ford sedan . $150 1921 Ford sedan . -......'-'00 1924 Chevrolet delivery . .i. ..$350 BONESTEELE MoTtitt CO. Visit Onr Used Car Lot , ' i 79jl Buy GUARANTEED USED FORD CARS from an Authorised rd Dealer, i ; Our stock' is very complete. Coupes (f 290 $500 15 Tourings (starter) $150-t-$275 6 Roadsters (starter) 160 i-365 i 2-door Sedan U- -$-50 13 Trucks 25 $400 2 Roadsters, sup-on-bod, no starter, under $100, j not ;L. guaranteed. . j . I Valley Motor Co. 260 No. Ilizh. jPhone 1995 70j6tf i USED CAR SPECIALS i Ded ge roadster in Al shape !75 21 Ford Sedan, best of condition ....... 2 J5 Durant. practically new i ....$l00 i BURUETT-ALBEE MOTOR CO. GARDNER DEALERS 217 State St. Phone 937 79J2tf r Qet Out Into The ' We have most any make of car at prices that will suit: i Nearly new Ford Coupe, t. Chevrolet Roadster. ; j ' Oldsmobilo. Coupe. j ! Gardner Touring. ! s ! Chandler Touring. Chevrolet Touring. Ford Touring. Esex Coupe.. !. And many other to choose from. : S nail payments down with monthly payments. Why Walk I I . F. W. PETTYJOHN CO. ' 365 N. Com'l Street. After Wa Sell We Serve. 79j7tf -I Certified Automobiles i See fhem this evening: 1 ; Extra special bargain. Cleveland Sport Roadster, nearly new .if.. $825 1922 Essex Tourin ji $590 1922 Buick Touring L. $640 1923 Ford Steel Panel Delivery ..295 ; 1923 Ford Touring i .285 ! 1923 Star Touring Ij. ..300 S 1923 Studebaker Touring 750 1924 Oakland Touring .4. $1115 : Oa-n a better automobile. "Trade your old car to us. CERTIFIED PUBLIC MOTOR CAR 1 MARKET! Va Block X. of Post Olfficc. 79jl3tf : - - . ' i; " ' - - H GOOD USED PARTS FOR HALF OR , leas. Why pay moral' Money back ; guarantee. Scheelar Auto Wreck i of n Co. Look for the or sag. front. Day phone S19. Right phono 503. 1085 N. Commercial St. f'BuUt to save money." I - 79 J13tf SEE THESE BEFORE YOU BUY 1924 Gardner sport, fine mechanics! condition, lots of extras $850 1924 Durant. original tireb. A snap at - I - 600 1921 Ford sedan, fine mechanical condition, good 1 rubber. A good buy for I - 1200 BURDETTK.'aLBEF. MOTOR :CAR HMPANY r, 2J7 State Gardner Distributors I for Oregon I j ! 79-ra30tf Biker's Touring Touring Coupe $60 75 250 Sedan 265 Eiker Auto Co. Our naval guarantee behind all can Liberty Street at Ferry Phono 121 . t: .1 . i . T9-al5tf PACKARD HUDSON ESSEX f-i Powell's Specials I We have several special buya for the I week end, that you cannot afford to I pass up. All these cars have been ' thoroughly re-conditioaed and look i good. I ' ' Jlemember that these cars are sold by : the "Golden Rule." j .'j 1920 Ford Coupe: cord tires, f license, bumper. This j eer is in ? first class condition. ! Price $250 1918 Ford touring. ?Scw paint, new cord tires and this car has s Wen orerlaul'd.?. J ..$125 f Oakland Touring, good! paint and ' tirmt and many other extras.. Runs f good .....J. ;i ....... j 250 I Htimobile 8 touring, looks like a ' $500 car, our price is only $150 ' 1920 Chevrolet touring in good i running condition j.. $173 ;! We also have several other - attractive buys in touring and closed cars. "Lookers welcome" Rred M. Powell Motor J ; . , " Cars j-. , Cottage at Ferry h : Phone 2126 PACKARD HUDSON -ESSEX 75jl4-tf JAPAN PROMOTES RADIO - TOKYO. June ll.-4-The Japan ese authorities have; agreed upon an inauguration committee of 40 to proceed with the i organization of the proposed Radio Corpora tion of Japan, which; is to estab lish permanent radio communica tion with the United jStates on an extensire scale. The committtee will be composed of Several repre sentatives of the finance and com munications departments. The people's side will be represented by Viscount Shibusawa, Baron To go and 20 other promoters. by The George fthews Adams lb CATCM ) veu . I'LL Jf NOW AT TV S3 AT1CN - T T OtftN-C "Vr0S 1 3USTOME Ry HC)LD,THEi PHONE 1 GREAT WEAVEH S - SHE . u V IT CCXJLDNT HAVE. &EEH vt?u. miss r r-f "Swst a second. J ( rnusT be mistaken . Tft bill, bett, if he DtDwr-J ij ! - ' -z- - Kr400J CORA - AWD U i M - fi ( J Sf"r? A . nC to I MUST &E MISTAKEN S CLASSIFIED Of Reliable Business AMBULANCE OOLDKX AMBULANCE rilOXES 09 end Sna-K. Iay or night service. f!4'f AUCTIOKEER8 F. N. WOODRT Expert Livestock, furniture, real estate AUCTIONEER Res. 1610 Jf. Summer Phono 511 for sale dates. 0. SATTERLEE - - Auctioneering 147 North High street. Phono 1203 er 1211 j. jne t2tf ACCOXTNTANT G. ED. ROSS, ACCOUNTANT AND Aud itor,' 331 H State. 'Phone 2098R. aI7 2 -f. BATTEBT AKP ELECTRICIANS . D. BARTON EXIDE BATTERIES -. starter and generator work; 171 South 'Commercial. c vmm d, Phone 198 'C0TJBT ST. JOE WILLIAMS I BICYCLES AND EEPA1EINO LLOYD E. R.1MSDEX DATTON BICY- cls and repairing. 3W 7 Cou rt . BRAKE BELINTNO RAYDESTOS BRAKE STATION 273 Sonth Commeivial St. Phone 102. jBtf CHINESE REMEDY L. L. DICK L. M. HUM Chinese Uedicine Company 1 Help any known disease. 420-426 State. a-30tf CHIROPRACTOR DR. O. L. SCOTT. PSC CHIROPRACTOR. Nevrocatometer service. 416-19 U. 8. Bank Bldg. Pnono 87. Res. 828-R. H. B. 8COFIELD PALMER CHIROPRAC tor. H2rt Oregon Bldg. Phone ;'9t. m5tf SBESSMAKIKO PRINTED CARDS SIZE 14" BY 7" wording, "Dressmaking;" price 10 cents each, , Statesman Business Office, Oround floor. ; j MRS. C. . MILLER, HEM8TITCIIINO, stamping, buttons. Boom 10, over Mil ler's Store. Phone 117. ELECTRICIANS SALEM ELECTRIC CO. MASONIC building. Phone 1200. ELECTRIC FIXTURES AND SUPPLY Co.. Tiione 1934, 111 X. Liberty. i F L E E N E R ELECTRIO C O. i House wiring by hour or contract. Es timates furnished. Phono tt80 471 Court St. 1 EYE EAR NOSE THROAT Dr. Harold M. Brown EYE, EAR. NOSE AND THROAT. 320 U. S. Bank Bldg. Phone 2134. j-Htf FARM PAPER IF YOU WANT TO. GET THE BEST farm paper - send lSe to the Pacific Homestead, Salem, Oregon, for a three -months' trial subscription.- Mention .this ad. I ' POULTRYMEX SEND EIGHT TWO cent stantpe for special three months' trial for the best and oldest journal in the wekt. The articles and advertise ments are of specisl interest to. the poultry breeders of the Northwest. Northwest . Poultry Journal, 211 Com mercial street. Salem. Oregon. FINANCIAL FOR SALE FIRST AND SECOND Mort gages, Trust Deeds, Contracts on houses Will net 6 to 30Te. BECKE ft HENDRICKS U. S. Nat l Bank Jl-tf FARM LOANS PLENTY OF MONEY to loan on good farm security. CITY LOANS We are loaning Pro dentist Insurance Company money 00 city residences and business property, at 0, plus commission. Hawkins ft Roberts, Inc., 205 Oregon Building. d-14tf Farm Loans ANDERSON ft RUPERT 4D6 Oregon Building FLORISTS CUT FLOWERS. WEDDING BOUQUETS funeral wreaths, decorations. C. F. Breituaupt, florist, 123 N. Liberty. Pho. 380. FUNERAL DIRECTORS SALEM MORTUARY. FUNERAL DIREC tors. 210 Center. Phone 1658. HEMSTITCHING SALEM ELITE HEMSTITCHING pleating, buttons, stamping and needle work: 328 Oregon B'dg. Phone 379. IN8UBANCE Insure Your home or Cfcr now Phone 161 BECKE ft HENDRICKS U. S. Bank Bldg. LIFE INSURANCE NEW YORK LIFE Ervin F. Smith. Harley 8. Pugh, Owen F. Ogden. Ore gon Bldg.. city phon 183. JIB '.. LAUNDRIES CAPITAL CITY LAUNDRY Phone 185. Service with a smile. Quality work. 124 Broadway. j-14tf TRY THE HOME WET WASH LACN dry. Phono 171. I 36 B Street. J17tf SALKM LAUNDRY COMPANY 316 S. ' Libert v street. Phone 23. oldest larg est and best. Established 1883. Service Trade Mark Registered TJ. Tw-xNK HEAVEN - I CT NOW AAiO SWEO N0U GCZS lO WIr COT-IT.. V AEUl h f 9 I BUSINESS DIRECTORY and Professional Firms Arranged in Alphabetical Order for Quick Reference ZJsDITS TATLORTNO D. II. MO&IIER TAILOR - and wttrnm. 471 Court St. FOR MEN MATTRESSES MATTRESSES RENOVATED BY THE Capitol City Bedding Co., 1190 North Capitol. Called for and delivered. All work rnsranteed. Phone 19. f19tf MEDICAL MOUNTAIN BALM COUGH REMEDY Phone 51 7-W. MUSIC STORES SHERMAN' CLAY CO.. PIANOS Steiiways. Duo-Art and others. Moora'a Music House. 41S Court street. GEO. C. WILL PIANOS, PHONO graphs, sewing machines, sheet music, and piano ..studies. Repairing phono graphs and sewing machines. 432 State atreet. Salem. TRADE YOUR OLD PIANO FOR A NEW Victor or Brunswick. II. L. Stiff Fnrni ttire Cv, Music Deot. NURSERY STOCK FRUIT. KUT AND SHADE TREES Pearey Brci., 2H7 State. PACKING AND SHIPPINO FOR EXPERT FURNITURE. PACKING and shipping, call Still 'a Furniture Store. Phone 941. PAPERHANOING AND PAINTINO J. N. GANIARD ROY SHOEMAKE Shone 494 Phono 1864 J ' O ft S Paint Company 4 Painting, Paperhangisg ' 1 Jnno 8 PHONE OLENN ADAMS FOR HOUSE decorating, paper hanging. -tinting, etc. - Reliable woi-kman. PIANO TUNERS EDWARD WELP EXPERIENCED PI f ano tuner. Leave ordera Will's Muaic Store. PLUMBING PLUMBING AND GENERAL REPAIR work. raber Bros., 141- Liberty St. Phone 550. I f-l tf RADIO SPLITDORF RADIO, SALES AND SERVICE No better radio made at any prica tsnirr Caaxa . QUALITY CARS High and Trade 13tf RADIO DOCTORS SALEM ELECTRIC CO. F. S. BARTON. Proprietor Masonic Temple Phone 12A0 Radiolas For Every Purpose Every Tursa All Standard 8:ea of Radio Tubea 7lK EOFP ELECTRIC 8HOP it.lT oiirt ki. rnone BEP AIRING ALVIN B. STEWAKT 347 Court St. rjmbrullai. Cutlery end Keys Lawuuiowcrst, rszor-biades. scissors, knives and tools aharpened RUG CLEANING Vapo Method. Work guaranteed. Low pricea Free demonstration ' Phone 190J Jlyl SCAVENGERS SOOS SCAVENGER SERVICB GAR bage and refuse of all kinds removed by the month. Reasonable rates. Cess pools cleaned and dead animals re moved.' Phones Office 35 or 979, Res. 2038. SECOND HAND GOODS WANTED EVERYTHING IN CLOTH ing and shoes.' Best pricea paid. Cap ital Exchange, 342 North Commercial. " Phone 1368-W. STOVES AND STOVE REPAIRING STOVES REBUILT AND REPAIRS; 40 years' experience. Depot National .fence, size 26 to 58 in. high. Taints, t oils and varnishes, etc.. loganberry and hop hooks. Salem Fence and Stove Works. 250 Court street. Phone 124 . STORAGE WE STORE YOUR HOUSEHOLD Goods or anything you have, by the week, month or year. P. A. Eiker, corner Llbertv and Ferry. Phone 121. d-14tf TRANSPORTATION THE PARKER STAGE LINES Announcea Two Schedules to Mt. Angel and return daily. Call 696 for times, (area aad other information. Other service to Silverton. Dallas. Falls City. Independence, Monmouth, Amity. MeMinnville, and direct con nctione for Forest Grove. Hillahoro, Sheridan, Hebo. Tillamook, and Way Points. Hire one of our busses for your picnic or hi-ach escursoin. ni'-"tf Classified Ads in The Statesman bring Results 8. Fateat Office) 1 CaM It alltpe VjJWlLE Tfe SARPlTCHEe OPAPMALT college is E!N(5 CARREI? TW", fARTEJ, PARTWER. AVfAy HAI i i TRANSFER AND HAULING TRASKFER AND HAULING OF ALL kinds. Phono 19F5. CAPITAL CITY. TRANSFER CO. 238 State St. Phone 933. Distributing, for warding and storage onr specialty. Gat our rates. i WE MOVE. STORE AND SHIP HOUSE hold goods. Our specialty is piano and furniture moving. We also make eoun . try trips. We handle the best coal and wood. Call on us for prices. We give good measure, good quality and good service. Lrmr Tranfer to. Phone 9a0. WATER SALEM WATER. LIGHT POWER CO. Office $04 South Commercial 8t. Ten per cent discount on domestic flat rates paid in advance. No deduction for absence or any causa unless water jsshiitoffyonp prraic nnnasui Armenian Girls Trained In Primitive Housekeeping 1 ALEXAXDROPOL, Russian Ar menia. An I initial attempt at the scientific study of home economics is being made in the American orphanage schools here. A model village has ; been'.established, in which Arentnian girls are taught by actual practice the rudiments of household science. The model village is no modern affair of complicated appliances and labor-saving contrivances for apartment housekeeping. It fol lows closely;.existing conditions In Armenian villages. It is th simp lest kind of a practical demonstra tion of what can be done with more intelligent use of available materials, adoption of elementary principles, ef hygiene arid sanita tion, and the application of better means and methods of house wifery. On a plot of tv.b acres of land the orphanage boys have construc ted six one-story .buildings, using the same building materials as those of the native villages, stone, lime, sand and clay. The arrange ment of Tooms varies, but in each house a section of the building is walled off from the living rooms for the family cattle. Each house has a native oven built into the kitchen, and also a small vegetable garden. The course of study includes cooking, housekeeping;, weaving, gardening, and the care of house hold animals. The girl students shear their own sheep, wash the wool in the river, dry it in the sun, whip it with switches untP If becomes fluffy, and spin it into threads on hand spindles. They dye the threads with vegetable dyes, which theyMheielves have sat h?red. and finally they weave it into cloth on hand looms. For the more proficient stu dents there are supplementary courses in botany, soil study, cat tle breeding, dairying and elemen tary physics and: chemistry. The American " responsible for the model village is Miss Pauline Jor dan, a Red Cross nurse, who served in France and who has been with the Near East relief in Armenia for the past two years. Miners Lay Crafty Plans To Circumvent Beavers GOLDEN, B. C. So thick and industrious havei beavers become In the Winderernere valley that they are seriously interfering with mining operations, according to H. E. Perlain, of Wilmer, who is developing claims on Horse Thief Creek. The beavers, by damming the creek, caused water to back up into the mine and it was some time before the reason was discov ered. After a search the mine workers located a beaver dam and blew it up, but the mine imme diately again filled with wat-;r. Another investigating party fount? that the detrnyNl dam had -eers reconstructed and . reinforced ir weak spots by ihe busy animalF within 24 hours. F-the some 60 saplings,' cut into usable lengths, werer found ready for further work on the dam. Officials of the British Colum bia gamo board, in an effort to overcome the difficulty, have, n?t gested that the flume idea,' evolved by the Hiological survey of the United States, be tried out-pn the creek. This is the cutting of a flume through the beaVer dam so that the water will not rise above By ED WHEEL AN CfvKT EVEN feB (dJont MSS iwt mi- WORKS FANS WEM&ER. VJMO I AM n UK WWUK-C . UUU ' tl a certain point, on the theory , that Mr. Beaver pays so much at tention to his work that he never (gives a glance upward. Though persistent as well as industrious, hhora 1. a limit to beaver's Pa tience and, finding that his dam does not succeed In holding the dam. does not succeed in holding the water back, tie and his crew shift to some othsr place and begin Jiome-making all over again. Three years ago tho game boanl closed the season for trapping beaver south' of the Canadian Pacific Railway and the Acimals have multiplied so rapidly that they are becoming a nuisance. Temperance League Seeks Aid of England's Teachers OXFORD Eng., June 13 Tho British - National Temperance : League is making strenuous el forts to convert English school teachers to its alms. Recently the league entertained tho dele gates of the National Union or Teachers at an Oxford breaklast, given, it is worth while noting, in the half, of Christ Churcb. vrhich in times past was noted as a heavy-drinking college. Many Ox ford notables attended or announ ced their sympathy with the move ment. . ) The vice-chancellor, whose off '.ce is somewhat equivalent to that of the American university presi dent, pointed out that drinking has decreased enormously in thti university during the past -0 years. He said that in hta under graduate days the usual enter tainment was the wine ; party, whereas today such parties were held only on special occasions, a very few students regularly keep a-ine in their roomi. There was. hs said, no reason for relaxing lli prohibition campaign on .this ac count. In this he was probably correct, for strict temperance has hot yet in Oxford acquired th full status of a virtue. f The college- all sell beer, ale and wines to their students on long and easy .credit and provide these drinks in their halls,' and several operate their own breweries. 1 ! But at that there has been great improvement., A late 17th ten tury chronicler; speaking of lil- liol College which Is now known as the Intellectual leader of Ox ford, said. "There is over aga.'hst Dalliol a horrid, dingy, scandalous ale-house, fit for none but uray men and tinkers. Here, the Ual I'ol men continually doolie. ani by perpetual bibling add art t their natural stupidity to nuke themselves perfect sots." Ireland Gives Financial i Aid to Productions DUELINi-The Abbey theater, founded by William Bntlel- Yeats, the poet and senator, and Lady Gregory plays jm important part in the intellectual life of IrtlanI. It has produced for the firBt time 170 plays, many of them success ful, hut the theater has been for the past 12 yearsTrun at a loss, and no director or shareholder has ever drawn a dividend. To enable the i institution tr carry on. the finance ministry ha included in the budget a grant of M.250. In his opinion there is no agency which has done more'to make the name of Ireland known abroad, andhe says ft would he m misfortune if the only institution in the country providing an incen tive to dramatic and literary work should be closed down. Trying to save five minutes in traffic costs that time, everyone's respect, extra gas, wear and ar rest. '. Srnipsj f the Annual Stslfmnt f The InUr-StaU Fire Insurance Company f D"triit. in tor Slat" of Mirhis-sn. on he ;-tblrr-firt day of DeimlMT. l-l. -stir to th Iisnrance ComBtih!oar of . be Stale of Oregon, pursuant to law; Capital Amount, of. -rapital stork paid op.. . 2j3.0Sa.lH) Income -Ve premiums rreiil f dnrinsHie yrar ; u6,81l.'JU mTMt.ii djridondii pnd' rnts rTPiT4 during the . 3 rar 26.858.13 Income from either sources received during the yesr 3IM.4C7.lo 4J7,07.15 3"!.30j.78 I8.S30.71 212.813.83 13,433.93 55.973. 4 Total Income .. Disbursements Set losses paid dnrinj the year including adjust ment espense C DiTidends paid on capital stock during the ysr. ... Commissions . and salaries paid daring the year ... Taxes, licenses and fees paid during the year. .. Amount ol all other expen ditures yg.: ... Total expenditore S Assets . Value ef stocks' and bonds owned (market ' value) .$ Loans on mo rt sages and collateral. ett'. Cash la banks and on hand ? Premiums in course of col lection written i:iee Sep tember an. i-j i Inteist and rents due aad aeeraed, ....... 383.19.72 16.71 ChOO 318,006.11 70.513.O 2.023.7. 12.47.8 Total aduiitt'-l a-s 4l3.7U3.5t . XJaklUtiea (im claims for losses un paid - 12.339.84 Amooot of unearned prem- f ioms a nil outstanding risks '52.909.73 Air other liabilities.- . i.wxj.oo Total liabilities, exclu sive of capital atoek $ 7V269.6 Basis ess la Oregon for the Tear Losses paid duriaj . the Tear r 1.113.42 Lo3e Incurred, during the ear . 41 Tits isr.TATr rrtJi: lysuuiscz . C. A. -Js'-atr. PretHsat. j Vf. A. I.iiridja, Sacratsrr. BtatotoTT resident attorney for service.. Hen. Will toere, Ia. Com.