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By NORMAN E. BROWN
THE story passed around re
recently In connection with
'the yarn trading Rogers
lornsby to the Chicago Cubs that
. ack Hendricks, of the Clncy
leds, once turned thumbs down
on the Rajah when gWen first call
on his serrlces, is being accepted
ca new In some quarters
As a matter of fact the story-
Appeared fn this wandering eol-
"imn a short time after the inci
pient occurred which was last
rprtng.
At that time the New York
Giants decided 'they wanted to be
rid of the former manager of the
Cardinals. Jack Hendricks was
summoned to New York by the
Giant officials and girena chance
. to bid on Hornsby before his ser
vices were put on the market.
Hendricks refused to bid,, stat
ing frankly that he did not care
to have the star batter and sec
ond baseman at any price.
The story was, of course, prlnU
ed in Cincinnati, and the odd and
interesting ipart of it is that fans
abided by Hendricks' Judgment.'
..And, speaking of the recent
' I lornsby development, the anti
rlpated shifting of the confident
one is bringing many interesting
items to light.
One Is the fact that the Cleve
land club stood ready to lay the
dough on the line for him up to
$200,000 at least, although real
izlng that thare was little chance
of the' National league permitting
him to pasa into the Junior organt
" zation.
Failing to get him. the Indian
- also offered George Uhle and
Joey Sewell. long outstanding
. ftars of tjie Cleveland team, and
some $150,000 in cash for Lou
Gehrig, of the Yankees. This bid
was . laughed off, it is said, by
Miller Hugging and Jake Ruppart,
who have been conspiring to
gether of late years to give the
Yankee fans one pennant winner
after another.
And with Bill McKechine on
Ibe skids at St. Louts-discussion
bobs up occasionally regarding
Jhe possible - slants Brother Bill
could put on the problems Horns
by faced in St. Louis and some of
' the untold reasons for his de-
- parture.
McKechine led the team back
to pennantville and then, because
his team went to pot in the
world's series, found himself be
ing groomed for a quick let out.
It was generally -accepted,
when the Athletics put up their
valiant but vain fight for the
1928 pennant, that Connie's team
would be back in the field next
year with a still more powerful
ball club, thanks to strength ad
ded during the season and young
material coming up.
It was also agreed that both
Trls Speaker and Ty Cobb had
sung their swan songs and would
be among those missing. Now,
however Wallle French, another
seasoned gardener and one of the
vets Connie was counting on.
may be among the mlssiag andi
not through any suggestion or de
sire on Connie's part. French,
after some five or six years in
major' league baseball, says he
wants to quit the game and de
vote all his time to his business
in Chicago.
This may be a serious gesture
on French's part. He is a West
Point man, with the training and
ability to, step into the wide
world and make a success of him
self. On the other hand it may
be a dish of the usual mid-winter
applesauce.
NOTICE OF ASSESSIEXT FOR
THE COST OF IMPROVING
MILLER STREET FROM THE
- EAST LINE OF SAGINAW
STREET TO A POINT TWO
HUNDRED FEET WEST OF
THE WEST LINE OF FAIR-
MONT AVENUE, IN THE CITY
OF SALEM, MARION COUNTY
- OREGON.
Notice is hereby given that the
Common Council of the City of
Salem, Oregon, will, at or about
7:30 p. m. on the 19th day of
November, 1928, or at any sub
sequent meeting of the said
Council thereafter, in the coun
4cil chamber of the city hall of
Salem, Oregon, proceed to as
sess upon and against each lot or
part thereof or parcel of land li
vable therefor in its proportionate
ji yi ui cwi , ni improving
; Miner street rrom cue east line of
, saginaw treet to a point two hnn
. f red feet west of the west line of
fairmount avenue, in the City of
I caiem, Marion county, Oregon.
. All persons interested in the
raid assessment are hereby notl
". fled to annear before h nM
Council at said time and place and
preseni ineir oDjectlons, if any
mey nave, to said, assessment.
ana apply to said Council to
' equalize their proportionate chare
of the same.
By order of the Common Coun
- cil this 6th day. of November,
1928.
; MARK POULSEN.
. City Recorder
Nov. 9-10-11
NOTICE OF FINAL
, " SETTLEMENT
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned fate filed in the
County Court of thef State of Ore
gon, for the ' County-of Marion,
her duly verified Final Account.
as administratrix of. the estate of
Albert M." Sonthwick, deceased,
and that said Court has fixed
-Tuesday, the 11th day of Decern
iber, 1928, at the hour of ten!
, o ciock a. m.f of said day, as the
"time, and the County Conn Room
in.. the County- Court House, at
aalem, in Marion , County,, Ore-
son, as tne place for hearing said
final account 'nd all : objections
, thereto. - -. , .
ej Dated at Salem, Oregon, this
9th day of November, 1928.
CLARA SOUTH WICK,
Administrator of the Estate of
; Albert MVSouthwfck, Deceased.
RONALD a GLO.ER.
Attorney for Administratrix,
, . v Salem. Oregon.
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four children in his backyard. He denies that he is marked for
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BY MME. HEtEWA RUBINSTtlW
I THINK the very best way to go
about attaining poise and
" good posture is by first cul
tivating flexibility and next learn
ing the art of relaxation.
Let's begin at the very begin
ning, supple, easily-obedie,nt mus
cles. If you've been troubled
with aches and pains and crack
ing joints, flexlbilty will seen a
long way off, maybe- even an im
posibility. However, take my
assurance it is nothing of the
sort. Begin by stretching. Do
you realize, I wonder, that the
most flexible, graceful creatures
in the world belong to the cat
family, and they, more than any
other species, are constantly
stretching and relaxing? So by-
all means, as your first step to
ward easy, graceful muscles, be
gin imitating the cat.
Now for bints on relaxation.
First get the idea of relaxation
straight in your mind. It doesn't
mean slouching. A sloppy,
slouchy carriage is as a matter of
fact, infinitely more fatiguing
than a good erect posture. Re
laxation means a temporary re
lease from the physical and ner
vous tension which Xatigues your
mind, wastes your energy, and
adds years to your apparent age.
Try these exercises to aid. you
In learning how. to relax.
1. Stand with the feet well
apart, arms hanging . loosely at
your sides. Bend the right knee
a little, throwing your weight up
on the foot and stretching the
left leg. Now let your body
droop over to tbe right, muscles
relaxed. Roll your body around
in a circle from the right, left,
front and back to the parting po
sition. During this circular
movement, let arms hang per
fectly limp and let your head roll
on relaxed neck muscles.
2. Stand with feet slightly
apart, tbe left about five or six
inches in advance of the right.
arms at sides. Smooth out all
tbe tensions from your body mus-
NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT FOR
THE COST OF IMPROVING
TRADE STREET FROM THE
EAST LINE OF FOUR
TEENTH STREET TO THE
WEST LINE OF SEVEN
TEENTH STREET, IN THE
CITY OF SALEM, MARION
COUNTY, OREGON.
Notice is hereby given that the
Common Council of the City of
Salem, Oregon, will, at or about
7:30 p. m. on the 19th day of No
vember, 1928, or at any subse
quent meeting of the said Coun.
cil thereafter, in tbe Council
Chambers of the City Hall of Sa
lem, Oregon, proceed to assess
upon and against each lot' or
part thereof or parcel of land li
able thereafter In its proportion
ate share of the cost of improv
ing Trade street from the . east
line of Fourteenth Street to the
west line of Seventeenth Street,
in the City, of Salem, Marion
County, Oregon.
All persons Interested in the
said assessment are hereby noti
fied to appear before the said
Council at said time and place and
present their objections, if any
they have, to said assessment,
and apply to said Council to
equalize their proportionate share
of same.
By order of the Common Coun
cil this 6th day of November.
1928.
MARK POULSEN,
City Recorder.
Nov. 9-10-11
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cles, standing passive, and re
laxed. "
Swing both arms in a large
circular movement to the right
up and down to the left, pendu
lum fashion. As they swing, let
them pull your, body. gently over
to one side, and thin, the other.
Keep the muscles asy and re
laxed. If possible, perform these
motions to music.
3. Stand erect. Relax your
muscles little byJIttle, until your
body collapses' to the rioor
Stretch it out full length and re
lax completely.
From now on we can concen
trate on posture. Poise will de
velop naturally as flexibilly and
relaxation are accomplished.
Take ten minutes some morn
ing and consider your figure in
profile. Hove you round shoul
ders, protruding abdomen, hollow
back? Of course, then, your
posture is bad. How could it be
otherwise?
NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT FOR
-THE COST OF IMPROVING
TRADE STREET FROM THE
EAST LINE OF SEVEN
TEENTH STREET TO THE
WEST LINE OF TWENTY
FOURTH STREET, IN THE
CITY OF SALEM, MARION
COUNTY, OREGON.
Notice is hereby given that the
Common Council of the City of
Salem. Oregon, will at. or about
7: 9 p. m. on the 19th day of
November, .1928, or at any subse
quent meeting of the said Coun
cil thereafter, in the Council
Chamber of the city hall of. Sa
lem, Oregon, proceed to assess
upon and against each lot or
part thereof or parcel or land li
able therefor in its proportion
ate share of the cost of lmprov
ing Trade Street from the east
line of Seventeenth Street to the
west line of Twenty-fourth
Street, in the City of Salem, Mar
ion County, Oregon.
All persons interested in the
said assessment are hereby not!
fied to appear before the said
Council at said time and nlace
and present tfcelr objections, if
any they have, to said assess
ment, and apply lo said Council
to equalize their proportionate
share of same.
By-' order of the Common
Council this 6th day of Novem
ber, 1928.
5ju POULSEN. City Recorder.
Date of first publication, Novem
ber 9. 1928.
Date of . final publication, No
vember 11, 1928.
Nov. 9-10-11
NOTICE OF FINAL
SETTLEMENT
Notice is hereby given that
the undersigned has filed in the
County Court of the State' of
Oregon.' for the County of Mar
ion, his duly verified Final Ac
count,, as Administrator of the
Estate of James A. Trester, de
ceased, and that said Court has
fixed Tuesday, the 27th ' day of
November, 1928, at the hour of
ten o'clock A. M. of said day, as
the time, and the County. Court
Room in the . County Court
House at Salem, in Marion Coun
ty, Oregon, as the place for hear-
log said final-account . and all
objections thereto.
- Dated at Salem, Oregon, this
26th day of October, 1928.
RONALD C. GLOVER,
Administrator of the Estate of
James A. Trester, Deceased.
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BUSINESS OPP.
pool HALL, card -room, light
lunch, Frigldaire cooling system.
Best pool hall business, only two
in town. A -money maaer, oniy
S2500 S1660 will handle. C. E.
Taylor, Stayton, Ore.
Don't work for the other fel
low. Invest 8800 in this nifty
little grocery, meat and light
lunch business. Living quarters
with it. Low rent.' Be your own
bote.
F. O. DELANO
290 N. Church ; Pjume 2830
INCOME PROPERTY
Well paying apartment house
in splendid college city in Wash
ington, mostly furnished and close
in. Take clear ranch worth 11 1.
000 for equity. Farm must be
good. Apartment is guilt edge.
BOND
122 N. Commercial Phone 2974
FOR SALE Real Estate
b ACRE fjrult tract, good five
room bouse, good wen ana spring.
outbuildings. 6 mi. S. of Salem
Phone 36F1J.
LARGER Lots Less Money
We have five groups of lots: on
ISouth Church, Fairmount Hill,
nuriu x t in, Laum xisra. aiiu
Pleasant Home Additions. A
large choice in any of five groups.
Every one lower in price. Becke A
Hendricks, 189 N. High Street.
2 houses in Salem to trade for
a farm of equal value. Price $9.
000.00. 6 acres at the city limits of Sa
lem. Will trade for home in Salem.
150 acre farm, electrically
equipped. 2H miles from good
valley town. Will trade for a
smaller farm.
40 acre dairy and poultry farm.
Stocked, and equipped. Located on
pavement 3 miles from good
valley town. Will exchange. $7600.
4 room modern new home In
North Salem for $2900.00 Easy
terms.
Ulricfo & Roberts
Realtors
129 N. Com'!. Street Tel. 1354
6 ROOMS and den, furnace,
garage, paved street. Well located
fruit and shrubbery. In excellent
condition, $4200. Will take lots
up to $2000 on purchase.
WINNIE PETTYJOHN
Realtor
176 South High Street
FOR SALE Beautiful home
site. On Kingwood Terraces. Half
acre with three room house, fruit
and walnut trees. Owner must sell
on account of sickness. $850takes
it, worth twice that.
F. L. WOOD
$41 State Street
NOTICE OF iAPl-OEXTMENT OF
ADMINISTRATOR
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned has been duly ap
pointed by the County Court of
the State of Oregon, for the Coun.
ty of MarL3h, as Administrator of
the. Estate of j Edna A. Harding',
deceased, aad- that he has duly
qualified as such administrator:
all persons having claims against
the estate of said decedent are
hereby notified f- to present the
same, duly verified, to me. at the
office of Ronald C. Glover, my at
torney, 203 Oregon Building. Sa
lem, Marion County, Oregon,
within six months from the date
of this notice.
Dated at Salem. Oreson. this
2th day of October, 1928.
MERLIN HARDING, !
Administrator of: the Estate of
Edna A. Harding, Deceased.
RONALD C, GLOVER, Attorney
for Administrator, Salem, Ore
gon. 0.26 ;N.2-9-l 6-23
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OWNER AWAT
WRITES us to sell her hoiue
on Fairmount hill, 6 nice rooms.
basement, furnace, fireplace, gar
age. East frdht with fine view of
mts. Price for short time $60 0
Let us show you this home today.
SEE MRS. ELLIS, with !
LEO N. CHILDS CO., Realtors
SCO State Street Phone 1717
NEW SUBDIVISION
We have recently platted 105
acres of excellent land, located
close in on ' the Garden Road
Known as the HELTZEL S FRUIT
AND GARDEN TRACTS. Wonder
ful five acre tracts, priced frojni
tisoo to S2.000. S60 down, bal
ance 910 per month. Interest G
percent. I
COME EARLY. SELECT XUUlt
TRACT NUW.
W. H. GRABENHORST & CO.
Realtors
134 South Liberty Street
Phone 616
WHY PAY RENT?
When you can buy a cosy
room bungalow completely fur
nished. Rents for 30 per
month. Has 2 bedrooms, kitchen
with all built-ins! Bath, lights.
dandy garage, paving paid.
Should sell for $3,000 but ownjr
will take $2,560 if sold. Deiore
November 20. See Bechtel fir
Sears. 341 State St., Room 4.
You will have to act quick. ;
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By owner. Duplex house. 961
N. Winter.
BIGGEST FARM SNAP
IN THE VALLEY
Fully stocked and equipped.
For sale or trade for city property
or " income property, either - Sa
lem, Albany, Eugene or Portland.
118 acres, all plow land, 90 A.
rich river bottom land, 40 acres
seeded grain. 6 horses, 7 cows,
about SO- tons of hay in barn, lot
of grain, silo full of feed. Binder,
drill, mower, rake, riding 2-horee
cultivator, sulky plow, two walk
ing plows, wagons, ' harness,
small tools, 40 A. fall grain up
and looking fine, 30 A. clover.
Qood house, barn, gartnge, hog
and poultry houses, good fences,
only 3 Vs mlies from town on good
gravel road not far from paved
road. We have a special price for
$16,000, If sold or traded In the
next 16 days. Anyone interested
in buying a farm should see this
fine farm. The biggest snap in
the valley. To Bee it
See BECHTEL or SEARS
341 State St. Room 4
Good farms priced right is oua
speciality Will Sacrifice For j
$2850 !
4 ROOM HOME 50x100 loti
4 English walnut trees. Crop pays
taxes.. DesiraBle location on High
street.
MOUNTAIN VIEW HOME
Lovely 7 room and den. Strictly
modern. English Colonial style!
Fairmount hill district. Only $9.1
876.
90 acres fenced with woven
wire. Good buildings. Electric
lights and water system. Idtal for
dairying. A bargain for $8000. j
27 acre hop ranch. Stock, tools
and equipment. This place is a
money maker.
We have a trade for you. Come
in. j
P. M. GREGORY
Modern Community
Developers
208 N. High'street
$1950 New English type home
4 rooms, fireplace, garage, oak
floor, wired for electric sto7e.
$200 down.
$2300 An attractive bungalow
3 rooms, and nook, fireplace, pav
ing, shrubbery, close to bus line.
$250 down.
$2650. A nice 6 room home,
modern, except basement, wood!
house, garage. $100 down, $30
per month, interest included.
$3400. An English type hom
in North Salem. 4 rooms and nook.!
Modern In every way. $300 down.;
$4100. 6 room English , type
borne. Modern in every way. Pav-I
ing paid. $300 down.
$3000 to loan. Insurance
MELVIN JOHNSON
320 U. S. Bank Bldg. Phpne 637
r IMMEDIATE POSSESSION-
Of a nice 5 room cottage built
3 years, good plumbing, basement
and furnace, street paved, walks
in and paid. Some choice fruit and
nut trees. Price only $2600 with
part terms.
SEE
LEO N. CHILDS CO.. Realtors
320 State Street Phone 1727
117 ACRES $6500, woven wire
fence. Old 7 room house, barn.
mach. shed, etc. ""This place' will
pay for itself in 4 years, for sheep
pasture alone. O. E. Taylor, Stay-
ton, Oregon.
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A HOME OF YOUR OWN
We will build you a nice little
home for $1500 $100 down, bal
ance easy. West Salem Is grow-;
Ing rapidly. Buy while lot prices
are low and profit on the advance.
,0. K. DeWITT -
1313 Edgewater Phone 1643
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"TIME THAT ,WS 3COFBY MOVIES
FIRST . IM UOITH THE LATEST
TWENTY Acre farm 7 miles
least of Salem on Sllverton road.
Improved; priced .very reason
able. Phone 10F4. ! Mathls. pri
vate owner.
. 440 acre ranch near Roseburg
half in cult., bldgs.. water, lots
of timber, near school. Snap. $22,-
000 for Salem property or acreage.
Highly improved : 40 a. home
near Salem for sheep ranch. City-
property or acreage.;
6 room all modern bungalow.
N. Salem, $3500 terms or take
acreage.
100 a. dairy ranch fair bldgs.
Cows, horses, machinery- and feed.
$11,500. terms or take residence
property.
6 room house, . 2 lots, paved
street. $1700 easy terms.
PERRINE & MARSTERS
212 Gray Bldg.
FOR SALE A 6 room modern
house, paving paid, not far out,
rents $30 per month. $2800.
For Sale: An excellent $6000
home. Will Take a ! good small
house. , '
For Sale: A new. 4 room plast
ered house, modern; lights and
plumbing. Mortgage $1600.
Equity at a sacrifice.
For Sale or Trade: A 5 room
ceiled house, modern; lights and
plumbing. Good condition. Mort
gage $1000. Equity at sacri
fice. May trade some.
Trade for land: A 'good $3500,
clear Salem home, modern.
For Sale: 28 acres, all culti
vated, sandy loam and beaver
dam, buildings, good location.
$5800. Terms.
E. C. Holladay, Square Deal
Realty Co., 202 U. S.iBank Bldg.,
Salem.
WAMTED COUNTRY HOME
I. have a client with $10,000
cash who wishes to buyfrom 20J
to 40 acres within 5-miles of Sa
lem. ' Must have at least 6 room
house with ..electricity and pres
sure water.
See me at once,,
O. K. . DeWITT
1313 Edgewater Phone 1643
A SNAP in a corner lot, E. ;
N. fronts on paved st. $2200.
Terms.
Business lot close in, N. front.
$2350.
Small homes with prices rang
ing from $1600 to $3000 that can
be bought for small payments
down.
Money to loan.
GERTRUDE J. M. PAGE
4 84 Court Street
ATTRACTIVE THREE ROOM
BUNGALOW
Large lot, east front, , small
trees, berries. On pavement, close
to school and bus. $1800, terms.
Two lots South Salem. $900.
Good location. Real Buy.
SOCOLOFSKY A SON
First National Bank Building
PRUNE LAND
Prune land will be' in demand
again and likely before we know
it. Now Is the time to get one
cheap and reap the profits. 35 acre
prune and cherry farm. 6 room
house in good condition old 16
tunnel dryer, orchard in good con
dition. Need some repairs on dry
er. If prunes hit next year and
price Is what present; indications
would lea'd us to suppose, you can
nelp pay, for place next year.
BOND
122 N. Commercial Phone 2974
EXCHANGE- Real EstattT
GREATEST TradinR ortaaiYa"
tion on the Pacific Coast. We have
over 3000 properties listed for ex.
cniinge. fcvery kind oi property,
every price, every locat:on. V
can match your exchange exact
ly. it you would like to i. ycur
property today, come in toda: . See
JASKILX' & K --tiuiSi, realtors
166 S. Liberty Tel. 2242
TRADE y Acre,-new 6 rm.
Hse. Right in city. ; Want fil
ling Sta., or what Jiavei you ? Own
er 2025 Market St
aTeoexcilIne
10 acres near Oregon City, 7
room house with bath,; electricity.
Price $7,000, clear. Will ex
change for income property.
60 acres near Woodburn, finest
black loam soil, 35. acres under
plow, 15 acres timber, 4 room
house, large barn, poultry house,
etc. Price $9,000. Exchange
for property in Salem, Portland
or other good town.
TRIANGLE REALTY CO.
421 Court St. Ground Floor
CALIFORNIA for Salem. Have
choice of two suburban homes
near Riverside, Cal., including
2H acres each. What i have you?
See Jarthite, owner. Tel. for ap
pointment 2299W. j
TRADES TRADES i TRADES
Now that the election is over
come in and get busy on those
trades that I have for you.
Can match you a trade today.
O. L. FOSTER
462 State Street
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WILL EXCHANGE house and
lot well located In Ashland for
Salem property: or small ranch.
, Rt. . Bx. 104, Salem, or phone
11-0F33.
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' PROPERTY
400 A.. 160 river bottom; 45
plow land. F0 pasture, baL good
timber; plenty water.
241 A., 100 river bottom, 15
plow land, 50 pasture, Bal. gtood
timber plenty water.
100 A., 60 bottom land, 25
plow, 40 pasture, bal. timber
ber plenty good water.
Bring this ad.
J. A. DOWNER
143 N. High St.
ACREAGE
EQUIPPED DAIRY FARM for
Rale or exchange: 180 acre dairy
farm well located on Pacific high-
way. This place is up ta date m
everSr way and includes about $10,
000 worth of stock and equipment.
Price for all $37,000; encum
brance $17,000. Owner will sell or
exchange for wheat ranch in the
Palouse country.
See W. H. GRABENHORST & Co.
Realtors
134 S, Liberty St. Phone 515.
DAIRY
7 mi. northwest of Salem ad
Joining Howell Prairie, but not
wore out. 5 room new modern
home large barn, chicken house
for 200 hens; half cleared, run
ning water. If you are-4ooking for
a bargain See
BOND
122 N. Commercial. Phone 2974
CLOSE IN TRACTS
6 acre tracts east of city. Close
in; good land on good road and
price is right if interested See
- BOND
122 N. Commercial Phone 2974
80 ACRE SNAP
$6000 farm. Only 5 miles out.
Part cultivated, fine pasture, some
timber, spring water. Most Ideal
for stock, dairy or poultry farm.
Small house, good barn, fenced.
Good road, close to school some
cash down. Will take a small tract
as part. This is a' real buy. See
BECHTEL OR SEARS
341 State Street Room 4
A. C. Bohrnstedt eays
That he now has filbert lands
which he can sell in tracts of 5
acres up, developed or unde
veloped, at very reasonable
prices and terme. Ask about
them.
FOR RENT-
FOR RENT Houses $10 to
$4 5; apartments (furnished $15
to $65. Several good farms.
See Bechtel or Sears, 341 State
St., Room 4. We have large list
of them.
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FOR RENT Houses
FOR RENT Completely fur
nished or unfurnished house with
double garage, three blocks from
Cap'tl St. Ph. 427M.
FOR RENT
8 rooms, HW floors, fireplace,
garage. New and clean.
O. K. DeWITT
1313 Edgewater Phone 1643
FOR RENT
$15.00 each for 2 neat, unfur
nished apartments, water and
lights furnished.
6 room furnished house for
$25.00. Located at 1192 S. 16ti
street.
Modern 5 room furnished house
at 1350 Hunt street near Holly
wood for $30.00 per month.
SEE
LEO N. CHILDS CO., Realtors
320 State Street Phone 1727
FOR RENT Houses furnished
and unfurnished.
MELVIN JOHNSON
Phone 637
FOR RENT
2 room house on N. 13th ....$12.00
4 room houe on Belmont 13.00
5 room house on N. Com'l. 14.00
7 room house on S. loth .. 16.00
6 room house on Ford St. 16.00
4 room house on N. 4 th St. 20.00
5 room house on N. Cnurch 25.00
W. G. KRUEGER
Realtor
147 N. Com'l. "St. Phone 217
4 ROOM modern new ' house
with garage for $20 mouth.
Phone J. Lincoln Ellis, 1365 J.
1 928 Oakland Cabriolet
1527 Pontiac Landau Sedan
1926 Pontiac Coach
1927 Oakland Sedan
1926 Chevrolet Coupe
1922 Buick Roadster
1926 Ford Touring
1925 Ford Coupe
1922 Ford Coupe
Phone 184f I
VICK BROTHERS
The House That Service Built
By Neher
FOR RENT 2 furuished and
some unfurnished houses. Mel-
vln Johnson. Pnone 637.
HOUSE FOR RENT
Strictly modern new, 6 rooms.
double garage. Will lease to re
liable parties. ;
SOCOLOFSKY A SON
FDR RENT Apartments
MODERN 6 room apartment.
Close in. Phone 1351.
WILL SHARE My steamheaud
5 room furnished flat with to
ladies or man and wife or will
rent; reasonable. Phone 1362.M.
APARTMENT. 292 N. Suni-
mer street.
Ambassador Apts.
2 room furnished $37.50 & $40,
i Children Welcome
550 N. Summer 1972
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FOR RENT 3 room apt.; gps.
electricity, furnished or unfin
ished;, $18. Inquire at Oregon
Cleaners, 190 S. Com1.
FOR RENT, Houses and apart
ment. . F. L. Wood. 341 State.
Phone 794.
FOR RENT Five room and a
six room furnished house. $30
and $35. F. L. Wood. Phone 794. .
F URNISHEtT'Ibj bed
3 room apartments. Virgtwa
Apartment". i7 N. Liberty.
FOR RENT Rooms
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FURNISHED house keeping
suitej 446 North Cottage.
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out hoard. Garage. 2015 State. ,
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LADIES to room and board.
Both double and single rooms.
Realffhome. 722 State.
ROOM. BOAJtU. pingl meals.
Sunday dinners. Alexandri , 1 OS 0
Cheraieketa. Phone ? 39.
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10! Roomed furnisned, pa
rages;. Can sub-rent close in 6
rooms unfurnished. 710 N. High.
LIVE STOCK and POULTRY
PUBLIC AUCTION
Wednesday, November 14th
j At 10 o'clock a. m.
3 Mt miles west of Jefferson on
the Buena Vista road, known as
the old Vincent farm.
COWS AND HORSES
18 head selected dairy cows,
some fresh and coming fresh; 3
Holsteln heifers to freshen In De
cember; 8 head yearling heifers;
several young calves. Extra
good farm team, about 3000 lb.,
not over eight years old and full
set of harness. 2 mares about
1200 libs., and 1400 lbs.
30 head of ewes, and. a number
of pigs.
FARM MACHINERY
1 dIsc harrow, 10 foot hay
rake, two-section smooth harrow,
2 five-tooth cultivators 1 ten
inch turning plow, mowing ma
chine.; 8 V4 inch wagon and rack,
new hay fork. 100 or more sacks
of corn.
(HOUSEHOLD GOODS
Good range, heater, sewing
machine, tables, chairs, bedsteads,
dresser, canned fruits, and num
erous; other articles.
Terhis of sale: $20.00 and un
der cish, over that amount Fit
months time on bankable note
8 Interest.
H. H. COLLIER, Owner
Col. 4. L. Stevenson
Auctioneer C. E. Williamson
! Clerk
Lunch will be served by La
dies ; of Jefferson Christian
church. (Bring cups.)
30 GOOD YOUNG EWES sell
or .traide for cattle.
C. T. WHITE, Turner
HORSES, bought, sold and ex
changed. Clearwater Barns, 23 3
S. Church.
FOR SALE Year?hXneiferT
good jersey dam, Guernsey sire
Rev. Si B. Slater, ft mile south ot
Prlngle school.
FOR SALE Used Cars
VICK BROTHERS
Used Cars
$1050
7S0
525
700
395
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195
185
75
! 280 South High
Hudson - Essex
Used Car Offerings
1929 Hudson std. eedan. Demon
strator run less than 700)
miles lots of extras. New
i-o car; gHarantee. Liberal dis--eounCCar
In trade;
1929 . Essex sedan demonstrator
s .; cannot be told from new,
1928 Essex Coach run less than
. 12,000 miles. Reconditioned .
new car guarantee.
1927 Essex Coach a Bargain-
Al condition.
1927 Oakland 2-door aedan. Or
iginal finish, lots of extras.
1922 Situdebaker special six touring-
overhauled j and " new
paint. ' v
1926 Ford Tudor sedan.
1924 Ford Coupe. . -t
f. Trades Terms
STATE MOTORS INC.
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' Hudson & Essex Distributors
High Sc. Chemeketa Sta.
. Phone 1000. ;. v ;