The New Oregon Statesman, Salem, Oregon, Tuesday Morning, October 16, 1928
FIRE OfJ SHIP DOES
BUT SLIGHT DAMAGE
SEATTLE, Oct.. 15. -AP)
Damage to the British steamer
Trojanstar of the Blue Star line
was reported as slight at
the. local offices of the American
mail line, Seattle agents for the
vessel. Word received by them
from her captain, G. A. Griffin,
indicated the vessel was proceed.
ing on her way to Vancouver with
power from three of her four boil
. era. The fire was reported to
liave damaged only one fire room.
i The members of the crew in.
jared by flames and steam were
said to be recovering favorably
and none was reported in serious
condition. The men injured were:
Second engineer, Houston; as
sistant Engineer Wallace and
.Firemen Shipley Irving. James
Collins. Everett Gray and J. Fos
ter. Fireman Tennison who . was
fatally Injured during the battle
. wan the fire was buried at sea
mis morning, the report said.
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Ii45KEX-HeaUh P'owam and
-1 nutate
l'itKKX- News items.
00 9 :00 KEX. RfordlnKs.
!:!!" i'5"10"'- Early birds.
:ee-19:( KEX 278. "Better
Honm,"
Ofr-lO :0Q KWJJ (230). Concert.
:wb:iktBR. (229). Women's
- program.
:00-12:9 KWBS (200.
House-
I -wne s Hour.
:-12:00 KOIN (319). Household
helps and miiBic.
f:4S-12:00 KXU Home economics
and music.
T :00-l 1 .00 KWJJ. Birthday hour.
1S:0-1:00 KFEC 2J(). Request
program.
1:0-12,:00 KG W 492. The Town
Crier and "Woman's Magazine."
1S:90-12 :00 KKX. Ix-virfional aer-
vice and shopping guide.
II :-12 :00 KKKC. Talks and music.
It :00-12 00 KWJJ. Concert.
. TtJESDAT AFTERNOON !
12:00-1:00 KGW. XAincheon concert.
12:00-1.00 KOIN. Organ conrert.
ll.-ee-l :00 KFEC. Pianist; (12:55)
r news items and weather reports.
12:00-1:00 KEX. Luncheon concert.
12:00-6:00 KXL, Afternoon presen
tations. ii:u-i:bu kjj. .studio program.
1:00-1:30 KOIN. Farm forum and
science talk.
J :00-l :30 KEX. Songs.
-1 :00-2 :00 KTBR. Music.
1:00-2 :00 KFEC. luncheon concert.
1:10-3.30 KEX. Concert ensemble
and vocalists.
J :00-3 :0 KFF3C. Varied program,
a :S0-4 :; KFEC. Pipe organ and
(3:30) beauty talk.
S.'OO-end KF1F (229). Interschola-
tlc football game at the Stadium.
3:30-4:00 KEX. Song recital and
' college news.
3:00-4:00 KOIN. News and music.
4:00-5:00 KEX. Concert ensemble.
4 :00-6 :00 KFEC. Studio concert, talk
and book rhat.
t:0-C:0d KEX. Little; Symphony.
:0O-:00 KFEC. Popular music.
TUESDAY NIGHT
:00-7 :00 KOW (492). Address bv
Governor Al Smith from Sedalla. Mo ,
over NBC.
:00-:30 KXL (220). Concert.
:00-:30 KOIN (319). Organ con
cert. :00-:30 KEX (278). Santa. Claus.
:40 KTBR (229). Dinner con
cert and road report.
1 :00-7 :00 KWBS (200). Seml-class-Ical
program,
:00-:4B KFEC C14), Dinner con-
cert.
:00-7:00 KWJJ (250)., Dinner con
cert. :IO-7.00 KXL. Children program.
:30-7:00 KEX (27S). Utility hour.
:30-7 :S KOIN. Popular vocal and
Instrumental music. i
. -45-7:00 KFEC. Stock and grain
quotations.
:(-7:00 KOW. Music aad talk by
Governor Patterson.
7:00-7:30 KEX. ABC Salon orches-
tra.
1 :00-7 :30 KGW.
t -S :00 KWBS.
7:00-3:00 KXU
7 :30-8 :00 KGW.
7 :3- :00 KOIN.
7 : JS-S ; KKX.
talk.
3:00-8:16 KOIN.
S :00-9 .00 KEX.
-Ramblers".
:00-9 00 KXL.
Courtesy program.
Poullar music.
Studio features.
Male ; quartet.
Orchestra.
State. Republican
I
Flower talK
Studio program an-1
Courtesy program.
PCN program.
9 :00-S :00 KOW.
t :00- :00 KTBR. Varied features.
1:00-10: 00 KW BS. SCtudlo program.
S:15-:00 KOIN. Venetian hour.
1:00-10:00 KXL. Hawaiian hour.
3:00-10 :00 KGW. Program from
KOMO.
9 :00-10 :00 KTBR. Program.
3:00-10:00 KEX, ABC Salon orrhes-
- tra.
9:00-12:00 KWJJ. Party service.
9 :40-end -KOIN. Fight broadcast.
10:00-10:30 KXL. Courtesy progrram.
10:00-11:00 KWBS. Request pro
gram. . 10 :00-12 '00 KEX. Weather, police
reports, news flashes and dance or
- chestra.
10:00-12:00 KOW. Dance frolic.
10:30-12:00 KXL. Variety hour.
13:00-1:00 KXL. Popular entertain
--; racnt.
OUTSIDE STATIONS
PCN 10:30-11:30. "Woman's Man
: sine ; 6-8 :3V, National League, of
Women Voters ; 8-8 :30, operetta :
.8:30-9, orchestra; 10-12, dance mu-
jV'-J neatiie uu). , concert; t,
PCN: 8:30. orchestra; 10-12, dance
music; 12-12:30, news and tenor.
Kt 1 Xjom Angeles. 4S8f. - B. sym-
phonette ; 7, aetectlve stories ; 7 :3a.
feature; , PCN ; 9. orchestra; 10,
PCN
KHJ Lee Angeles (W0). , -doing:
;li, music; 0:45. news; 7, playlet;
t. concert ; 9, club; 1 0-1 2 orchestra
and trio.
KPO45an Francisco (422). t. music :
- f.-concert; 8. PC; 9-10. 10:30-1?.
- PCN.
KGO Oakland (448). 6. PCN: C:30.
radio club; 7:30, trio; 8. PCN ; ,
orchestra and quintet. I ,
KFRC San Francisco 454. J. :30.
' sports ; 7. trio ; 7 :30, 8. orchestra and
- soloists; 9, evolution of the theater
?. feature: 10:10-12:10, orchestra.
SLY A San Francisco (422). , news
0:15. 7. Democratic broadcast: 7:30,
8 JO, theater frolic; 9, 10-12, dance
music.
KHJ Los Angeles (400). 8. doings;
:15. music; 6:45. news; 8. playlet;
9. Revelers ; 9 :30, symphony orches
tra; 10-12. dance orchestra. t-
KKQ Spokane (370). 8. orchestral
music; 8, PCN; 9, Flyers; 10-12,; or
chestra.
KKWB Hollywood : (3t). 8. concert
quintet : 8 :30. entertainment; 7, or
chestra: 7:30, entertainer ;8, Revel
ers; 9:30. boxing; 10:30, orchestra
and Tango orchestra.
KMO Tacoma (254). . 8-11. varied
musical prlgrams. '
Reception For
Visitor, Club
Session Planned
'CLEAR LAKE. Ore., Oct, 15,:
(Special) There will be a recep
tion at the. home of Mrs.-" .Roy
Smith for Mrs. Smith's . mother,
Mrs. Dutoit, who has just 'arriv
ed; jCrom Kansas, Thursday after
noon at 1- o'clock: There will, also
be a meeting of the Ladies' - Im
provement club of. Clear Lake.
Election of officers will be held.
and. a general discussion of plans
lor me i an won. - ,r. v
- Mrs. Baker will be present v to
explain ... basket . weaving.- Each
ininber ja urged to attend. -
1 Listen In
Hoover "We've Done It for
Others, Why Not You?"
:. Kew York Tritun 'i ?
LURE OF ANTIOUES GRASPS
HEART-STRINGS OF PUBLIC
Search for Anything Left Over Prom Bygone Years
Proves Fascinating Occupation for
Oregon Women
By GENEVIEVE MORGAN
OBVIOUSLY a place of pasts. Pasts of almost every conceivable
kind. Pasts that shrieked that they might rather have been
gone, done with, forgotten than merely things of the past waiting
again for a future. Violins hanging dissembled; unworried that the
dreamy young things who occasionally came and grasped so eagerly
found them not even imittlons from Stradivarius. Books all much
used and disused. Chairs sine legs
or arms, or maybe a back. Dishes,
dusty and broken intermingled
with others not so broken and
dusty. WoFn stoves, from which
ashes sifted to the floor.
Clothes, musty and not always
clean. .Shoes, old but patched.
Trinkets in heaps.
But why go on? Everything was
in heaps, almost. The ceiling was
low or so it appeared from the
manner : in which loaded lines
hung down. The room was small
but full, cram full. Full of every
thing and anything; of something
and nothing. One had to climb ov
er this to get to that. There was
scarcely a single isle.
To be sure, some new things
mingled with the pld. But one did
not see the new. How could one
in snch an atmosphere? Wasn't
the whole thing oppressive of the
old? Indeed, one , needed but to
shut one's eyes and see the shell
of a guant old man flitting about
snatching at this thing and that
thing which well meaning rela
tives had inconsiderately sold af
ter he died. Pasts. Pasts, waiting
for another future.
So this was where the well-to-do
were coming to spend their
idle pennies! The second hand
shop. Where poor people used to
come; haggle over prices and de
part bearing a "new thing" for
their home.- Where poor people
still came but not the poor
alone. Fine ladies, thoughnot al
ways beautiful, came now. The
odor of real perfume came to
hover with and be chased away
by the mustiness of the shop or
the smells that still emanated
from the untidy clothes.
Antiques! That's what they
were after. What care theyLwhere
they went so long as antiques
were the reward. Not things 20
years old. or 40 years old those
beds must be at least CO years
old.
A chair 75 years old ah! what
luck! How Mrs. Catty Corner
would envy. Seventy-five years
old! And if by chance one should
stumble on something more an
cient oh ecstasies.
Tables they were good to add
to the collection. But best of all,
most thrilling of all were those
trinkets of pewter and 'brass. And
better than best when unmolested
by polish. ;
Fine women tripping lightly
through the crowded, cluttered
little doorway, in search of the
antique. One can watch them
bite their Hps and sulk when the
nervous little shop owner tells
them "the junk buyer from Port
land was here only yesterday and
bought that old carved mirror I
never expected to sell."
Indeed, Portland women have
the craze: too, so the Junk man
needs must make those periodical
trips to the small-city to supply
Goofey Movies
1 I
the antique hungers of other fine
women.
The second hand dealer knows
his stuff, too. Those antique mon
gers couldn't begin to buy a dirty,
cracked old piece of croekery for
half the price that the poor man
can. The second hand - dealer
would tell one so himself.
Craze and fashion.. Women with
good perfume haunting dirty old
shops. Pasts wait no longer. The
other future has come; they go
to adorn he shelves or walls or
vacant corner of a twentieth cen
tury home useless decorations,
too old to help In the "business
of life and living but not too an
cient to be the delight of the own
er and want of the other sudden
ly discovered antique lovers.
A second future indeed.
Ho. 7110
NOTICE TO CTREDITORS
IN THE COUNTY COURT OF
.THE STATE OF OREGON FOR
THE. COUNTY OF MARION.
In the Matter of the' Estate of
Lars Andersen, Deceased.
The above-entitled court haa ap
pointed the undersigned. Anthon
Eckern, administrator of the es
tate of Lars Andersen, deceased,
and all persons having claims
against the estate are required to
present them, with the proper
vouchers, within six months from
the date hereof, to tne aominis
trator at office pf the New Ore
gon Statesman at Salem. .Oregon
Dated and first published. Oc
tober 2. 1928.
Date of last publication, Octo
ber 30, 1928.
ANTHON ECKERN.
Administrator
HUSTED & HUSTED, Attorneys
for administrator, 1024 Board
of Trade Building, Portland.
Oregon. O.2-9-16-23-30.
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF
EXECUTRIX
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned has been duly ap
pointed by the County eourt of
the State of Oregon for the Coun
ty of Marlon, as Executrix of the
Last Will and Testament and es
tate of Alexander Turnbull. de
ceased, and that she has qualified
as such executrix; all persons hav
ing claims against the estate of
said decedent aip hereby notified
to present the same, duly verified
to me, at the office of Ronald C.
Glover, my attorney, 203 Oregon
Building, Salem, Marion County.
Oregon within six months' from
the date of this notice.
Dated ' at Salem Oregon, this
18th day of Septembtr, 1928.
HELEN D. TURNBULL.
Executrix of the Last Will and
Testament and Estate of Alexan
der Turnbull. deceased.
-RONALD C. GLOVER. Attorney
tor isxecutnx. Salem, Oregon.
S. 18-25-Oct. 2-9-16
A5.
HENNA HARE
its' wobodv's'-
- paqt- smb' plays. -'
OHJiIsM. IKS. by CsBtrsJ
Countess Kisses
- . ...(.--.
i Judge After He
AwardsiDiyorce
CHICAGO, Oct.! 15. (AP)
A countess who was awarded a di
vorce by Judge Joseph Sabatn
here rewarded the ! Judge with a
kiss. )
Eugene Zicha. a countess of
the Vienna and Prague opera com
panies, sued Dr, Michael H. K
riak, a dentist, for divorce on
grounds of cruelty. He a abused
her, she testified, because'sbe re
fused to drop her career to become
a housewife. :
"You should never give up your
voice." said Judge Sabath. "I
heard you sing in Prague In 1922.'.
The conversation ! was continued
in the ante-room of his chambers.
There she amazed the Judge by
kissing him on the forehead ai d
waving goodbye.
$60,000 Missing
From School Sum
PORTLAND. Ore., Oct. 15.
(AP) Investigations made into
the affairs of W. C. Alderson, as
former county school superinten
dent, by public accounts here,
have resulted in the information
that a shortage of funds existed
in the office to the extend of from
160,000 to $65,000. Conda J.
Ham, accountant, made 'this in
formation public ! today. ' The
shortage is largely in the high
school tuition funds, Ham said.
Evangelistic
Services Begin
Ralph D. Bullock, pastor of the
Emmanuel Full Gospel Mission at
420 State street, upstairs over the
Man 8 shop, announces that spe
cial evangelistic services will be
held every night this week.
William J. Bennett, the Cornish
evangelist and violinist of- note.
will conduct the services. Meet
ings will begin eac knight at 7:45
o'clock.
From news reports this year, it
would appear that the mortality
of hunters, killed through acci
dents of various sorts has been
as great as that of the deer.
Hood River Glacier.
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BUSINESS OPP.
FOR SALE Real Estate
FOR SALE By owner, good 6
room house, 5 block . from col
lege, best buy in Salem, price
$2,800; $1800 cash, balance like
rent. Phone 112F1I and I will
show you the house:, or. write
Route 3, Box 117-A.;
A SlZZUNXSf SEClAL. OP THE
CiOiOorsi, ctaouooeo COrTM
A Hi L AR lOU S I FOOT BA L.L
STORY THAT I UJlU- THPOOJ
"lOO FOG A KSGrEQ LOSS"
TMAfO VJALU TCBET
GOOFEV MOVIES PQ?EfoT.J
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CLASSIFIED-
S380O buya 28 acre farm all
in cultivation 6 room house, fair
barn, considerable fruit, 1 mile to
electric station, good road. Best
of terms. All fenced.
$2650bnys a nearly new 4
room house, modern, basement,
pavement paid up and good terms.
Wanted small tract of land to
trade for a larger place that can
be bought at a bargain. Prefer
one to 10 acres. This place has
186 acres.
SQUARE DEAL REALTY CO.
202 U. S. Nat. Bank Bldg.
A. C. BOHRNSTEDT SAYS:
that living in the country with
all the conveniences of city life
la, great stuff. He has two ex
ceptionally good buys in close
in' Suburban modern - homes.
, Terms easy. Ask about them.
147 N. Commercial Salem, Ore'.
FOR SALE
7 room house' on S. 16th street.
Price $1400.00. $500 cash, bal.
to suit.
Small house on N. 18th street.
$650.00. $200 cash, balance, easy
terms.
W. G. KRUEGER
RealtoT
147 N. Com'l Phone 217
b ACRE fruit tract, good five
room house, good well and spring,
outbuildings. 6 mi. S. of Saiem.
Phone 36F13.
GOOD income property. Serv
ice station. Grove. Camp ground,
ten cabins, and residence. In
town. $5,500 cash. Bal. city or
farm property to $7,000. Write
box 191, Sutherlin, Ore.
5 ROOM new fully modern bun
galow North Winter. A fine home
at $4500.00. Easy terms or will
rent this house furnished.
20 acres all stocked and equip
ped. 300 chickens, 4 cows and
all feed at $6500.00. All new
buildings.
8 room house. 2 lots and barn
on South 12th St. House is in
good condition. A bargain at
$2600.00 or will rent at $20.00
per month. .
6 -room house in North Salem
for sale, trade, or rent. See it.
Suburban home acre, good 4
room house, good well and fruit
trees. Price $27J0.00. $100.00
down balance $30.00 per month.
US rich and Roberts
Realtors
129 N. Com'l St. Tel. 1354
SPECFAL
$1300, bungalow, 3 rooms and
nook. . bath, wood shed, close to
bus line, $200 down.
$1950. Neat bungalow, 3 rooms
bath, garage, paving, close to bus
line. $200 down.
$2650. Stucco house, 5 rooms.
fireplace, garage, large lot, east
front, $250 down.
$3750. Modern 5 room bunga
low, good location, east front, oak
floors, garage and paving, $500
down.
$4000. Furnished house, 5
rooms and nook, basement, fur
nace, garage and paving, $500
down.
$5000. New and modern 6 room
English type home in N. Salem,
$500 down. Will trade for small
farm.
$6500. 7 room bungalow, mod
ern in every way, double garage,
fine location. $750 down.
11 ROA Onft rt ho Heat Vinmoa
close in in N. Salem, strictly mod
ern. Some terms.
Loans Insurance Rentals
MELVIN JOHNSON
320 U. S. Bank Bldg. Phone 637
A REAL BARGAIN
$3500 buys a fine 6 room Cot
tage only 8 blocks from State
Street, North. Has basement, fur
nace, double garage, lot 50x165,
large fruit and nut trees. Owner
is leaving Salem and house is
priced away helow value.' SEE it
today. '
Mrs. Ellis with
LEO N. CHILDS CO., Realtors
320 State Street Phone 1727
BUNGALOW SNAP
$3500. New cozy 4 room strict
ly modern double constructed, has
bedrooms beautiful kitchen
with all the built-ins! fireplace,
furnace, basement, garage, paved
St. In North Salem, near Holly
wood.1- Payment down, balance
monthly. This is a real home.
Worth. $4000 or more. See Bech
tel or Sears today, 341 State St.,
Room 4.
i i ii-s-i - - - - i i-irior0.
SMALL HOUSE BARGAINS
NEAT BUNGALOW 3 rooms.
$100 new linoleum, . lot 52x137,
east front, small trees, berries,
pavement. Close to school and
bus. $1800, terms.
ATTRACTIVE 4 rooms, hot and
cold water, bath, built-ins, base
ment, garage. Nicely decorated,
A-l condition. North Salem.
Price $2200.
Cozy rooms, bath, built-ins,
fireplace, large lot, fine walnut
trees, garage, pavement. Not far
out. $2650, terms.
SOCOLOFSKY & SON
1st Nafl Bank Bldg.
' AMD OF COCOSE NO
. tAJlTHOOT A Viur-Aiis.
! BULL CANINE
VUJIUU.AKS CAGE
OF THAT PARTViKI
.-.GfiEAT. 5TVUE.,
- HBU- TWClLL." rVOU -
v owmu oo shaice
WANTS TO SEE YOU
O. L. Foster wants to see you
face-to face, and talk about that
trade vou have been wanting to
make. Exchanges anywhere.
462 State St. Room 10
TWO creek lots. Plenty of
shade. Owner 2710W.
$EW HOME: - .
Attractive in every way, locat
ed on paved street, garage, cement
drive and walks, fireplace, oak
floors, wired for electric, range.
Price for quick sale $2950. $106
down, balance monthly. IMME
DIATE POSSESSION.
W. H. GRABENHORST &. CO.r
134 S. Liberty St.
SNAP l";
OWNERS AWAY offer neat 4
room Bungalow nicely furnished,
corner lot, one street paved and
paid, several . fruit and walnut
trees. A real buy for $2500.
SEE Mrs. Ellis with
LEO N. CHILDS CO., Realtors
320 State Street Phone 1727
WHY PAY RENT?
When you can buy a' real nice
new house with little down; bal
ance in monthly payments? 4
large rooms and nook, fireplace,
oak floors, built-in kitchen, gar
age and woodshed. Tiis must be
seen to De appreciated, trice
$2850.
SEE Mrs. Ellis with
LEO N. CHILDS CO., Realtors
320 State Street Phone 1727
special)
53 acres most all in cultivation
has good set of bldgs.', stocked and
equipped with cows, horses, chick
ens, hogs, machinery and feed. All
goes for $6300. Location is 10
mi. from Salem on paved road.
We have .a suburban home of
6 V acres just outsideof city lim
its to exchange for acreage near
Portland or Portland residence.
SEE "Thomason with
LEO N. CHILDS CO., Realtors
320 State Street Phone 1727
NEW SUBDIVISION
We have just' recently platted
105 acres of excellent land located
close in on the Garden Road
Known as the HELTZEL'S FRUIT
AND GARDEN TRACTS. Won
derful five acre tracts priced from
$1500 to $2000. $50 down, bal
ance $10 per month, interest. 6
COME EARLY, SELECT YOUR
TRACT NOW.
W. H. GRABENHORST & CO.
REALTORS
134 S. Liberty St.
Phone 516
NEW 4 rm. house, cor. lot,
paved str. $4800. Terms. .
6 rm. house, modern, on paved
St., garage, $3700.
7 rm. house, modern, large lot,
east front, paved str. $6800.
2 acres with 5 rm. house, close
to Salem, $4 500.
Insure with Niagara Fire In
surance Co.
GERTRUDE J. M. PAGE
484 Court Str.
160 A. Alfalfa farm Redmond
Dist. Good bides. Free water
right, rake income property or
acreage.
35 A. farm, fair bldtcs.. 5 A ber-
ries ana merries, mm nr -mnnri
timber, $6000, take residence, for
rent.
Wanted $6000 loan on rood
rarm near Salem.
For Rent
Good 6 room bungalow $25
Good 7 room furnished house. $40
5 room furnished bungalow. .$30
8 room house, good lacatlon. .$30
r-KKINE & MARSTERS
Gray Bldg.
NEW HOMES Immediate pos
sessionWill sell to responsible
people on terms basis. Low inter
est. Each. has 5 rooms with all
modern features. Priced $3750
and $4800. .
BECKE tc HENDRICKS
189 N. High St.
WANTED Real Estate
EXCHANGE Real Estate
WANTED AT ONCE
Listings of houses. Bungalows
that we can sell with a small pay
ment down, balance on monthly
payments. We have clients wait
ing list with Becbtel Sears, 341
State St., Room 4,.
eACRs'miiesi from Ft
Benton, Montana, reservoir water.
Will trade for Oregon property,
what have you? C. E. Taylor,
Stayton, Ore.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE:
Attractive modern seven room
country home complete in every
detail, beautiful trees, six acres
of land with - running water. A
CITY HOME IN THE COUNTRY.
Price $8500. Terms or, will ex
change for modern residence in
Salem.
W. H: GRABENHORST & CO. ,
134 S. Liberty St. Phone 516
HAVE $5000.00 In Amarjllo,
Tex. property. Trade for real es
tate near Salem. W. B. George,.
R. F. D., Box 125, Amarillo, Tex.
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ACREAGE
47 ACRES one half mile from
Libertv store; adjoins pavement
naturally one of the good places
but needs attention. Land In this
locality Is held much higher than
we ask for this. A snap for same
one at $6,000. Will take trade
up to $4,000. easy terms on bar-
a nee. owner at o. nu oi
Phone 2538-R.
GOOD BUYS IN CLOSE IN
ACREAGE
5 acre tract, dark, rich soil.
not far out on good road, close to
school, electricity and telephone
service available. Price $1500,
part terms.
Choice 2H acre tract for $100U
Another 2 acre tract for $800.
Either of these can be handled
with $10 cash, $10 per month and
6 interest, or owner will build
small house to suit and sell with
$100 cash and balance like rent.
11 V. acres close to small town.
4 room house, good barn, 3 acres
in alfalfa, creek on place wun
water rieht to irrigate, rrice
$2800,' or will exchange for home
in Salem. . ,
LEO N. CHILDS CO., Realtors
320 State Street Phone 1727
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WALDO HILLS RANCH
34 6 acres, on paved high way.
room plastered house, pressure
water system, bath, garage, large
barn, etc. $78 an acre. See owner
E. C. Downing, Stayton, Oregon.
30 A. of fine land, part in clov
er, large Darn, stancnions ior i-
cows, chicken house 160 feet long,
concrete floor, granary, machine
shed, 9 rm. house with bath. elec.
available, fully equipped with ma
chinery, 4 fine Jersey cows, span
good mules, an3 everything neces
sary for running farm for $7000.'
You cannot beat it for price. Own
er does not owe a cent but old and
wants a city home.
WINNIE PETTYJOHN, Realtor
175 S. High St.
GOOD ACREAGE BUYS
Vz ACRE, strictly modern, new
six room home, wonderful view
Price $4500. $1000 down.
5 ACRES. 4' miles from center
of city on good gravel road.
room house, good barn; 2 chicken
houses; hog house; garage. Wov
en wire fence. Electricity. A bar
gain at $3,000.00. V cash. '
5 ACRES, 4 miles from busi
ness center. Good road, close to
school. 5 room house, barn; poul
try house; garage. Fruit, berries.
grapes, walnuts. Price $3750
$1500 cash.
MANY MORE suburban homes
and small acreage tracts. Many
will trade.
TRIANGLE REALTY COMPANY
421 Court Street Grdund Floor
"Acreage Headquarters'
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$60 AN ACRE
112 A. on gravel road, 6
miles from McMinnville; 55 A. In
cultivation 1500 .cords fir tim
ber; creek and springs; good 8
room house, fair barn with stan
chions for 15 cows. Sell either
with or without stock on good
terms or accept city property In
trade.
O. K. De WITT
1313 Edge water Phone 1643
GREATEST Trading organiza
tion on the Pacific Coast. We have
over 3000 properties listed for ex.
change. Every kind of property.
every price, every location. We
can match your exchange exact
ly. If you would like to iifie your
property today, come in toda; . See
GASKILV- is, neaiiors
166 S. Liberty Tel. 2243
FOR RENT
MASQUERADE costumes and
wigs for rent. 2266 N. 5th. Ph.
1947-J.
FOR RENT
5 room house with basement
and garage. Located on Fair-
mount Hill, $35.00 per month.
Two neat unfurnished apart
ments of 3 rooms each. Price $15
per' month for each.
LEO N. CHILDS CO., Realtors
320 State Street Phone 1727
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FOR RENT- Houses
FORRENT 'OR LEASE Nice7
room house, garage. Lots of fruit
and nuts. 597 Market. Phone
2705-J after Sunday.
WELL FURNISHED home.
Adults only. 155 S. 19th.
FOR RENT Houses and Apts
furnished and unfurnished. See
Bechtel or Sears, 341 State St,
Room 4.
FOR RENT Good
room
Call 492
house at 960 Marion St.
N. Summer St.
t KUOM furnished modern
home, nice neighborhood. Call
2077-J. '
SMALL furnished house, fur
nace, fireplace, adults. 735 N.
Com.
ByNeher
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FOR RENT Chofce of 20 va
cant homes. $16 to $60.
BECKE & HENDRICKS
189 N. High St.
FOR RENT, Houses and apart
ments. F. L. Wood, 3ii JStaie.
Phone,794.
FOR RENT Apartments .
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A WELL furnished Apt. 2361
Hazel Ave. Ph. 1939-W.
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FOR RENT Attractive 3 room
furnished apartment; steam heat
ed. 1209 Court.
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Ambassador Apts.
Room furnished $37.50 it $40.
One Pullman Vacant
, Children Welcome
550 N. Sumner 1971
FURNISHED and unfurnished
room apartments. Virginia
Apartments. 879 N. Liberty.
FOR RENT Rooms
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TWO clean comfortable rooms.
Close in. 330 N. High. Phone
2079-J.
LARGE t urn Ishedoubie
with private bath. Women pre
ferred suitable for two occu
pants reasonable rates. Phone
2018-J. 1599 State St.
BOARD AND ROOM
Board and room for two, private
home. Tel. 1669-R. 959 Center.
BOARD and room. 498 No.
Liberty St. Phone 1187-w.
ROOM. BOARD, single meals.
Sunday dinners. Alexandrlr, 1030
Chemeketa. Phone 7 "39.
BOARD iTDMm.nUC
itol, $35 per month.
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BOARD and room. 630 N.
CaptL $35 per month.
LIVE STOCK and POULTRY
CARLOAD- of HORSES
to be sold at
AUCTION!
At the Farmers' Feed Barn
Independence, Oregon
THURSDAY, OCT. 18
10:00 A. M.
Horses weighing from 1200 to
1700 pounds and are well broke
Terms of Sale Cash, unless ar
rangements are made with clerk
on day of sale
L. L. WITLOCK. Owner
F. N. WOODRY, Auctioneer
L. A. Beckman, Clerk
FOR SALE Forty head young
grade Shropshire ewes, and 12
head registered Shropshire ewes.
Priced right. H. C. Lewis, Aums-
ville.
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HAROLDS Jerseys at auction.
Stayton,- Ore., Tuesday, Oct. 23.
30 head. Entire milking herd
registered and nrade Jerseys.
Herd averaged $125 net profit
sour cream price one year as per
cow testing association records.
Sale to be held under tent on farm
three miles south from Stayton.
Raleigh Harold owner, Keech and
Sudtell auctioneers. E. A. Rhoten,
Salem, sale manager. ;
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CHEAP Owner leaving: 1 Jer-i
sey cow, registered, 6 yrs. old; X-
grade Jersey cows, 6 yrs. old; 2
Jersey calves, 4 months old; 1
horse. All stock T. B. and blood
tested. R. 7, Bx. 188, Garden
Rd.
FORSALE POL LET S
COCKERELS, Rocks. Reds.
Giants, Minorcas, Orpingtons.
Leghorns. Prices right. Phone
133F2. Lee's Hatchery.
WHITE SCOTCH CoiuVat Stuc
Salem's White King. Register
number 6859 S. Service guaran
teed. Puppies and grown stock fof
sale. Mrs. Bennett. 1030 Chemek
eta. Phone 1539.
BARRED Rock pullets rdv to
lay, $1.50 each. Also Redgv Min
orcas, Orphingtons, Jersey Giantj.
Come and see them. Tel. 133F2.'
Lee's Hatchery.
FOR SALE Used Cars
Come and Look over
these Used Cars. They,
must be seen to be ap
preciated.
1927 Willys-Knight 70 Sedan.
This car Is like new and an
exceptional buy today.
Price .....1875.00
1926 Special Six Nash 2 dr. Se-
lan. , Drive It, you'll like it.
Price .....,...; .1750 00
1925 Standard Buick glass inclo
s ore. A " buy price. .1350 OA
Chrysler 62 Fordor Sedan, looks
"like new. Price. , 11100 09
Studebaker 1926 Standard Sir.
Try this one. You'll call It
an exceptional . good buy
for ....'$776.00
We have several rood vain. i
used Cars and T ucks. Our stock
is changing daily. Tnnii ftn ...
on the Job to sell you and on the
Job tojteep you sold, v ,
All cars ' recondition iv
service that Counts. -
Reo Sales & Service
339-347 N. High Phona m
McKay for Used Cars
With an O. K. That
Counts
llll SiT!et CoPe- .160.00
Chevrolet Coupe... 495.00
1926 Chevrolet Coupe; 426.00
JJIJ Overland"- Coach 495 00
1926 Chrysler "58" Road -.V-;-V
1926 SrrJel Roadtr, 600.00
Mil ord CouPe - -.v.. 300 00
J!Jf-rrd"Tortar...... 200 00
1923 Studebaker. LI g h t -
iZ4 Ford Coupes : (j to '
choose from )..,. 200.00
430 N. Commercial Phone 1893
y Douglas McKay -
, Chevrolet Co. .