Oregon Statesman. Saleny Oregon? Thursday Morning; November 15, 1928
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READ THIS FIRST:
Several disturbing element had al
ready entered the Tift of Byrd Ham
ilton, who had Just married the ar
rogant. Irresistible. Larry Brownins.
They were spending the night at the
Blackatone, at Cincinnati, where Lar
ry's friends, who had come to atten-1
the weddlnar. were slvlnc a party In
their honor. When the party had
reached a high pitch In the crowded
rooms, Byra louna inat mis xasi-inov.
Inr rrawd had no Interest for her.
When she discovered India CampoelL
a former sweetheart of Larry's, and
Iarry sitting dangerously on a window
rill before an flen window, they mis
interpreted her anxiety as jeaiouy.
Hvrri wan relieved to be rid of Lir.
ry's gay friends, but her peace of mind
was short lived. She was disturbed and
overwhelmed at the costly magnif
icence of the Greenbrlar hotel at
White Sulphur Springs, where they ar
rived for their honeymoon. Byrd
struggled to conceal her surprise and
shock over the prices 01 rooms, meM,
and especially Larry's extravagance
in choosing an entire outfit for lier,
particularly when Larry ridiculed her
economics as being old-fashioned.
Larry was slightly bored with Mr.
Progress Polk, a friend of Ser fath
.er's and president of the First Na
tional Bank of Cleveland. v
(NOW OO ON WITH TilS STORY)
CHAPTER X
MR, POLK'S eyes followed
Larry as he left them. He
seemed to be straining af
ter some fleeting memory that
proved as illusive as retracing a
path in a vanished dream.
They sat down and talked.
Byrd told him about her two sum
mers In her father's bank, and
how she loved It.
"Well, my dear," said Mr. Polk,
as he was leaving, "come and see
us after you're settled."
Then he added, making a great
Joke out of It: "If you ever want
a job give us the first chance.
With your banking experience
we'll make you our twenty-first
vice president!"
Byrd laughed and they shook
hands.
"Would you care if I played a
little bridge tonight, dear?"
asked Larry. "These men need
a fourth, and I agreed to help
oat as a favor. I'll be up around
eleven. Slire you don't cars?"
"Posilutely, Mr. Sheahan. I'll
sit around here a while, and then,
I'll go and get undressed and
read in bed," said 'Byrd.
Byrd woke up as Larry opened
the door. She had fallen asleep
reading.
"Why, chucky, it's after eleven,
"isn't It?" Byrd asked, sleepily.
"Pretty nearly three," Larry
answered with a yawn. "Goshal
mighty, I sure got dragged into
something, believe me! Darn
fool that I am!"
Byrd was wide awake now and
looked frightened.
"Oh, Larry, you frighten me
when you talk like that. Quick,
tell me what's happened! Were
you sandbagged or something?"
, Larry came over and rubbed his
cheek against the smooth, satiny
skin of her bare shoulder.
"I'm Just a boob," said Larry.
"No, they didn't take it at the end
of a pistol, r wish they had and
I could have reported it to the
liolice."
"What are you talking' about?"
demanded Byrd.
Well, curiosity shop, it was like
this." Larry seemed to have
some difficulty with his memory,
and Byrd knew suddenly that he
had been drinking. "We started
playing bridge, and I cleaned up
good and plenty. Then they sug
gested that we go over and watch
them play roulette at the White
House. Quite a showplace:"
"But, Larry, you wouldn't
ramble, would you?" said Byrd,
with little wrinkles etched dark
ly between her brows.
"Never, with my own money,
sweet, but this was their money,
and they gave me permission. In
fact, they urged me to spend their
money;," answered Larry, piously.
"How much did you lose?"
asked Byrd, fearfully, turning her
face to the wall.
"Just their money and not a
cent xt my own," replied Larry,
firmly. "And believe me. that's
my last trip to the little Joint!"
"You've learned your lesson
haven't you, duckie dear?" said
Byrd, tenderly. ,
"I'll tell the world, sweetums!"
As Larry stood by his dresser
pulling off his collar and tie, he
took out his bill book, surreptiti
ously, and with some rapid figur
ing he estimated that he had lost
about five hundred dollars. He
stood tapping his pencil against
the dresser.
"Larry said Byrd. sitting
straight up in bed, "I wish you'd
wife that check dad gave us np to
Mr. Polk's bank. It'll please
him."
"Good suggestion!" said Larry,
cheerfully. "You can sign the
check right now. We may forget
it in the morning.
And Byrd endorsed the check.
But it was not sent to Mr. Polk's
.bank.
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f- Several weeks later, Larry and
Byrd were settled in their fur
nished -apartment, consisting of
- three rooms and bath, in the Cor
ondo Manor.
The Coronado was a new, fash
ionable apartment hotel that ov
erlooked Wade park, a beautiful
location Just twenty minutes from
the . down town section.
"Had to pay a month's rent,
two hundred and fifty little iron
men. Just to hold It for us," said
Larry at the. breakfast table one
morning.
- ' That seems an awful big rent
lot just three reams, doesn't It?"
: Inquired Byrd. In a way, Byrd
had gotten used to the high cost
of living. At any rate, she man
aged not to gasp out loud at the
mention of the cost of thing. But
he still gasped inwardly.
"In the city, you have to pay
for the. privilege of being com
fortable, said Larry. "Gee,
won't all yonr friends in Jackson
ville envy yon for not having any
housework to doT"
- The kitchenette and breakfast
alcove were too small, for cooking
and serving dinners, so Larry de
cided they'd eat their evening
" meal in the "apartment - dining
room. - ' .
r Byrd'g eyes drifted out of the
wide window opposite -for a sec
ond, and a . misty, witsful - light
shown through them. Then she
resolutely turned to the making
cf toast.
e "Everything's so convenient too.
Why, It doesn't - take a minute,
hardly, to get - our breakfast.''
Byrd gave ail the credit to the
appliances with which the kitchen
iWa equipped,
She had never told Larry that
she was a born housekeeper like
her-m other, that ahe Just loved to
clean out pantry shelves and re
arrange all the dishes, take out
all the pots and pans every few
weeks and boll them In sal soda
solution and polish the aluminum
things with steel wool.
Even the first breakfast aha
had cooked for Larry bad gone
like clockwork.
In the center of the yellow lin
en tablecloth was a bowl of yel
low shell flowers which she had
found at the ten-cent store. The
coffee was perked to the right
strength, the eggs coddled with
little strips of bacon, golden
brown, and she toasted and but
tered the toast at the table. It
had been no effort at all.
"Last night I tipped the eleva
tor boys, and all the rest of 'em
all around so all you got to do Is
to ring if you want a single thing.
We ought to get some service for
the rest of the month."
It had given Byrd a comfort
able feeling to have Larry start
out for the office bright and
early. It meant he was "on the
job."
Each day he had been out of
the apartment at eight-thirty, and
she was free to go into the base
ment to sort out the dishes, glas
ses and linens that she could use
in the tiny apartment. All her
wedding presents bad been sent
up from Jacksonville. Later,
Larry put what they couldn't use
Into storage.
It had given her a pang to have
to give them up, for she had so
wanted to start housekeeping in
a little home of their own. Carry
had made a wry lace when Byrd
had spoken of a "little house" in
the suburbs. He had insisted
that they wait until they could
afford to buy something more to
their taste.
Byrd washed up the breakfast
dishes quickly. She was amused
to think that here all you had to
do was to let the hot water run
over them. No running back and
forth to the tea kettle on the
stove, as they still did at home.
Her mother had said that gas was
very expensive, and practiced the
same economy she had had to
practice years ago.
Mr. Hamilton had always
teased her about it, too. He had
told her that the president of
the gas company said that their
gas bill did not even pay them a
little interest on their investment
It was much wiser to live as
the man in the family wanted to
live, Byrd decided.
Just the other night Larry had
declared that to increase your in
come, you must live beyond it
People who lived within their in
comes became satisfied with them.
Byrd stood looking out of the
breakfast room window.
.Their apartment was on the
twelfth floor. She looked out
over the tiny lake there below in
the park that glowed like a jewel
in the sun. She gazed out over
the sunlit landscape, over the
tops of apartments rising in rows
and rows in the distance, like
cardboard designs cut out with an
enormous scissors, on over to the
horizon of Lake Erie. If she had
a long, telescoping arm, she
might even dip her fingers into
it.
Everything looked vididly green
in the May light.
When the walls seemed to close
down upon her, Bbe could open
this window like a door and Just
step out!
Now that the apartment was in
order, she decided to run down
towh and look through the stores.
Just as she was putting on her
hat the telephone rang.
To Be Continued)
Star Backfield
Trojan Unable
. To Don Uniform
LOS ANGELES. Nov. 14. -
(A I') Don Williams, quarter-
backing thunderbolt of the Uni
versity of Southern California
footbal team, ill in the honnital
with influenza, took a turn for
tne worse today, makinz it almost
certain that he will be unable to
play in the crucial battle against
me wasnington state Cougars
her Saturday.
The condition of the Trnlan
star back was so serious that not
even his fellow players were al-
iowea to see him.
2 Japanese Tots
Saved From Fire
By Their Father
PORTLAND. Ore.. Nor. 14
4AP) Two little Jananese chil
dren were saved from burning to
aeatn today when fire destroyed
their home. The father and moth
er, Mr. and Mrs. K. Nakamnra.
were working in a field noarh
when they saw emoke coming
from the windows.
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Jessica Hart Trogan, above, and
William Hart Fatness, both 27,
of Camden, N. J., who believed
themselves twins until .recently,
are so fond of each other theV
have decided to marry. William
was adopted at an early age by
Jessica's parents and they died
without telling the children they
were not related, t The two made
the discovery when an old friend
of the- Harts apprised them of
the fact
BULLETIN STATES
With the rat population of the
United States estimated at 120,
OCO.'OO or one rat per person, the
United States Public Health ser
vice has just issued a bulletin on
the rat menace. The bulletin was
released Tuesday from the Mar
lon county child health demon
stration center.
Depredations of rats annually
cost the people of the United
States approximately 1200,000,
000 for food consumed and a like
amount more for losses sustained
through the wanton destructive-
ness of the animal, reads the bul-'
letin.
If the extraordinarily prolific
breeding of rats was not constant
ly controlled by disease, natural
enemies and the cannibalistic
tendencies of the animal Itself.
the world might be over-run and
man himself forced to fight a los
ing battle, the paper states. Man
must become familiar with the
habits of living and breeding of
the rat and study methods of
combat.
Direct measures of attack have
but limited results In hands of the
public. Trapping with snap or
cage traps, poison baits, the ag
gression of dogs. cats, ferrets and
weasels, fumigation with poison
ous gases are all used, but with
ihe exception of trapping, are not
recommenaea to the inexperienced
householder. Suppressive meas
ures universally (prosecuted will
be the only means of effective de
struction, the public health office
asserts. The most effective sup
pressive measure Is to separate
tne rat from its customary food
supply In every place where food
Is handled.
Plenty to Eat
Stowed Aboard
Hoover's Ship
8 AN TRANISCO. Nov 14.
(AP) If President-Elect Her
bert Hoover gets hungry on hie
voyage to South America aboard
the battleship Maryland. 1L will
not toe the fault of the office i
charge of provisionlnr the shin
were are a few of the supplies
mat were taken aboard today
Z0.O00 pounds of beef. 4000
pounds of mutton, 2800 pounds of
turkey, 4000 pounds of chicken,
1500 pounds of "hot dors." soon
dozen eggs: 1600 nounda of ba
con, 4000 pounds of ham. 65,000
pounds of vegetables and 20,000
pounds of fresh fruit.
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RAT MENACE REAL
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&taumn $ntttftinz Co
115' So. Cemmen-cial St.
Member ef tse
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The Associated Frees is exelastvsly
entitled te the mse fer paelieattoa. et
all sews dispstckee ered it ad te It er
not etserwtse credited ia this paper
aad ales te Ue leeal.aevs published
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i business orricxs
Pacific Ooest Representatives :
Arthur W. Strpes, Iae., Security
Bldf.. PerUsad; Shsrea BldV Ben
Prsaelsce: ; Oil Westera Pseifie
Bldf.. Ls Asfelee.
TELEPHONE
500
Tot All Pepsrtmenf
Entered at the rttt Office ia Salem.
Orefnn. as second elats nntter.
81TB BCSIPTIO Jff RATES
Daily and Sunday, fey ssail,
per year fS.OO
Daily aad Sunday, by carrier,
xnontfeiy ! .50
CLASSITXED ADVXaTHUfO
Realist netieea. per line . SSe
(Z line minimal eharfe)
Classified Advertising, per has 10c
Classified Advertising, per line
S times . , 10c
Classified AdrertieiaK,: per Use
times n 0e
One meath, daily sad Sunday
per line i S1.00
CONTRACT OXASSOTZD
( months een tract)
i lines daity minima per meath, de
a line.:
(10 reduction fer minimum ef 10
; lines daily)
BUSINESS OPP.
POOL HALL, card room, light
lunch, Frlgidaire cooling system.
Best pool hall business, only two
in town. A money maker, only
12500 $1500 will ihandle. C. E.
Taylor, Stayton, Ore.
DON'T FORGET
We hare an ideal Service Sta
tion site which $1200 cash will
pry us loose from.
BOND
122 N. Commercial St.
Phone 2174
AUTO CAMP having 7 cabins
and grocery store and restaurant
all in one. Rental of tame is good
return. Must s.e to appreciate.
See JOHN WERNER
208 N. High St.
NOTICE
Notice is hereby given that a
road district meeting will be held
at a room in the McKinley School
Building, In Road District No. 59
in Marlon County, Oregon on Mon
day, the 26th, day of November,
1928 at 8:00 o'clock p.m. for the
purpose of levying; an additional
tax for road purposes in said dis
trict. J. C. SIEGMUND, County Judge.
Nov. 1-8-1 &
Aimee Will Not
Cut Visit Short
She Announces
BRISTOL, England, Nov. 14.
(AP) Aimee Semple McPherson,
who is conducting an evangeslistic
campaign, today said that she had
no intention of cutting it short
because of the publicity growing
out of the new investigation in Los
Angeles concerning her disappear
ance. It had been suggested in some
quarters that she cancel her fare
well meetings tomorrow and
Thursday night In Albert Hall,
London, but she declared that she
had no intention of taking this
advice and promised England a
"novel experience" in her first
Illustrated lecture Wednesday.
Mrs. McPherson has negaged pass
age for New York, sailing on Fri
day. Rate Reduction
Is Granted to
Power Company
The public service commission
Tuesday granted the application
of Mountain States Power com
pany to waive statutory notice in
giving reductions of 10 per cent
in commercial lighting rates.
The reductions will affect con
sumers at Barvlew, Bay City,
Brighton, Cloverdale, Garibaldi,
Hebo, Nehalem. Netarts, Manran
ita, Oceanslde, Pacific City, Rock
away, Tillamook and Wheeler.
The Paisley Electric company
has riled a new residence light
ing rate giving a reduction of ap
proximately 20 per -cent. The
Paisley Electric company serves
Paisley and adjacent rural terri
tory, j
FIREMAN COWER
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HUBBARD, Ore., Nov. 13
(Special) George Crimps, Chief
of the Hubbard fire department
attended a meeting. of the firemen
at Molalla Monday evening. The
state fire warden met with the
firemen.
CL ASSIFIED
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THINK THIS OVER
85 acres. 40 cultivated balance
Timhar and nastare. Fair build
lngs. 20 acres fine garden land
on place. Right on Pacific Jtiign
way. Fine place for camp ground
Trad for Salem. 4
O. L. FOSTER, !
47 State St.
FOR SALE Real Estate
m run infir "
t irBK fruit tract, good five
room house, good well and spring.
Anthnildinas. IbLS. of Salem.
Phone SSF1S.
SACRIFICE
Owner sick, offers his home at
hi rod ii r ion E rooms,: atuc
basement, garage. Fine lot, fruit
it nut trees. Price 6uw.
SEE this at once. ,
Mrs. Ellis with
LEO N. CHILDS CO., Realtors
n hn,,ci lrvratnl at 597 S
t iUUU uwms. I
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if IU UV. aw- w
$1400.00; small cash payment.
Balance to suiu
See
W. O- KRUEGER j
Realtor !
147 N. Com'l. Phone 217
BEAUTIFUL HOME 4 Over
looking Salem. : Fruit acreage.
Chicken ranch. Easy payments.
Owner Phone 149 t-J.
WHY PAY RENT
Bnv this nice little home of 4
rooms and an annex of 2 rooms.
All nlastered and brick flues. Its
outside the city. Taxes are not
much. Close to has and store, cost
11700.00 and will take a vacant
lot up to around $800.00 as down
payment.
H. O. WIGGING or H. E. BROWN
109 South Commercial St.
LARGER Lots Less Money
We have five groups of lots: on
South Church, Fairmount Hill,
North 17th, Laurel Park and
Pleasant Home Additions. A
large choice In any of five groups.
Every one lower In price. Becke &
Hendricks.' 189 N. High Street.
A HOME OF YOUR OWN
We will build you a nice little
home for $1&00 $100 down, bal
ance easy. West Salem in grow
ing rapidly. Buy while lot prices
are low and profit on the-advance.
O. K. DeWITT j
ISIS Edgewater Phone 1643
By owner. Duplex house.. 951
N. Winter.
$1950 New English type home
4 rooms, fireplace, garage, oak
floor, wired fof electric store.
$200 down. .
$2300 An attractive bungalow,
3 rooms, and nook, fireplace, pav
ing, shrubbery, close to bus line.
$250 down.
$2650. A nice I 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 iown.
$4100. 6 room English type
home. Modern In every way. Pav
ing paid. $300 down.
$3000 to loan. Insurance
MELVIN JOHNSON
320 U. 8. Bank Bldg. Phone 637
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TWENTY Acre farm 7 miles
east of Salem on Silverton road.
Improved; priced very reason
able. Phone 10F4. Mathis. pri
vate owner.
440 acre ranch near Roseburg
half in cult., bldgs., water, lot
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.
5 room all modern bungalow.
N. Salem, $3500 terms or take
acreage. j
100 a. dairy ranch UAt bldgs
Cows, horses, machinery and feed.
$11,500, terms or take residence
property. j !
6 room house, 2 lots,! paved
street. $1700 easy terms.
PERRINE & MARSTERS
212 Gray Bldg. !
PACIFIC HIGHWAY
4 ACRES Home and hnninsa
site, 2 miles from Salem city lim
its, l a. fruit and grapes. Fine
soil, all In cultivation. A bareain
at $2950. $1000 cash will handle.
15 acres 3 miles from Sa
lem. 10 acres under plow, 4
a. pasture and timber, family or
chard; 4H a. strawberries!, 1 a.
raspberries, creek, spring, seven
room house with electricitv. bath.
water system, good barn, poultry
house, garage. Price $7900. Some
terms. Will take modern home in
Salem for part.
TRIANGLE REALTY COMPANY
421 Court Street Ground Floor
LOTS
Let us help you get your lot for
spring building.
50x100 feet. near Parriah
School for only $850.
52x100 feet with sarajre. water
and lights. $1400. 1
50x100 feet, corner lot in S.
Salem. Trees. $1200.
SEE Mrs. Ellis with
LEO N. CHILDS CO., Realtors
S20 State Street Phone 1727
TO TRADE 6 room plastered
house, basement, large lot 66 by
122 feet $1900. mortgage,
straight loan. Will trade equity
for a medium priced lot or an acre
or two near Salem.
$400. buy a good east front lot
with pavement paid up and side
walks in and terms, two lots for
$800. one a corner lot.
5 room all modern new home
In good location at $3800, and
best of terms.
SQUARE DEAL REALTY CO
202 U. S. Nat.. Bank Bldg.
CLASSY HOME
For a. particular couple, fruit
and shrubbery, ; lot 48x130, 6
room. Strfctly modern with table
for your radio. Some young cou
ple will be well pleased with this
$4200.
BOND
122 N. Commercial St.
Phone 2974
HAVE FINE 7 room house with
garage large view iot, snruDs,
flower and fruit owner s bus!
less in Portland. Would trade for
property in or near Portland.
51. A. on Highway, over half
fine bottom land. A real bargain
at $4100.
27 A. only 6 miles out, worth
$2504), can be had for $1750.
See ELLIS or BROWN
Room 6. 462 State St.
5 ROOMS and den, furnace.
garage, paved street. Well located
fruit and shrubbery, in excellent
condition. $4200. Will take, lots
up to $2000 onpurchase.
WINNIE PETTYJOHN
Realtor
176 South High Street
BEST BUYS
In City and Country Homes. A
real $6000 home, new 6 room. A
beauty for $5250 terms.
ANOTHER ONE
Brand new 6 room double con
structed if sold next 10 days
$4250 with only $250 down, bal
ance Just like rent:
COZY 4 ROOM BUNGALOW
Completely furnished and is
renting at $30 per month, owner
is forced to sell at sacrifice price
$2550. Some terms.
64 ACRE FARM SNAP
Rich black loam soil, half cult.
bal. easily cleared, running water
fair buildings, located only 4 miles
from U. S. Bank. Price $7500.
Payment down balance to suit
Purchaser. Owner away must sell
at sacrifice. Immediate possession.
See
LOUIS BECHTEL OR
J. D. SEARS
341 State St. Room 4
25 acres choice place. Fully
modern house. Electric lights.
Own water system, everything you
could ask in a first class home.
Price $11,000.00. Will trade for
Salem property.
$3000.00 buys a seven room
house in East Salem or will
trade for a more valuable home.
A beautiful new fully modern
seven room home. You will like
this home when you see it. Price
$7500.00. Good terms.
$1400 buys a 3 room house
with garage or will trade for a
small acreage.
28 acres, well improved. Some
beaver dam land. 6 miles from
Salem. 3 acres strawberries, H
acre raspberries, 4 acre logan
berries.. A bargain at $8000.00.
40 acres dairy and poultry
farm fine location on paved
road electricity available. Stock
ed and equipped.; Will take house
in Salem for patt payment. Price
$7500.00.
Ulrich and Roberts
REALTORS
129 N. Com'l St. Tel. 1354
WE HAVE FOUND IT
A good comfortable 6 -room
modern home with East front, ga
rage, fireplace, bookcases, buffet,
and a floored attic where you can
spread out a little more if neces
sary. Owner says let it go for
$4300.
BOND
122 N. Commercial St.
Phone 2974
rnAruwn.- S pIeCIA L " " ' '
3 nice lots on Highland Ave
paving paid on two. A SNAP fr
$1500 for all.
13 acres with new house, has
good water system, 7 acres in
walnuts and filberts. A good buy
for $4500. Terms.
Old house and double garage,
on paved street. W.ill trade as part
payment on new- house.
We have a new 5 room house in
Woodburn that Is bringing good
rent to trade for unimproved land
suitable for walnuts and filberts.
SEE Mr. Thomason with
LEO N. CHILDS CO.. Realtors
320 State Street Phone 1727
FOR SALE OR RENT New
modern 4 room home with oak
floors, fireplace, 'wired for electric
stove, garage, paved street. Price
$2950. Easy ternrs, or will rent
for $25.
m TT nninr.u.,nnn -
unADt-nnujisi uu.,
... ... Realtors.
134 S. Liberty St. Phone 516
AD
VKKTISING-
RPEMAL BUY
Good 4 rootn bungalow with
lnre-A combination living and ain
Ins- rnnm with oak floor, fireplace
wired for electric s'ove. electric
water heater, built in kitchen, ga
rage and woodshed, corner lot on
navPri .treet. Price S2650. $100
down, balance $30 per month to
Include int. THIS BAKUAiw
WILL NOT LAST, SEE US AT
ONCE.
W. H. GRABENHORST & CO..
Realtors.
134 S. Liberty St. Phone 515
WEST SALEM
5 room. new. sink, toilet, house
Is celled and papered on lot 50x
126. A very comlortable little
home and a bargain at $1250;
$500 down. Who gete It?
BOND
122 N. Commercial St.,
Phone 2974
FOR SALE OR TRADE
Rt owner, lovely Mill Creek
home and income. Apply 344 18th
N. Phone 1576 J.
WILL SACRIFICE FOR
IMMEDIATE SALE
2 lots in built up district. Has
sewers and curbing in. Must raise
money. g
See JOHN WERMEK
208 High St.
for SALE, a sood six room
house, large lot, fruit trees, close
In. nrice S4000. A good lot witn
three room bungalow, close in,
$2500. F. L. Wood. Room 8,
Bayne Bldg.
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HOUSES FOR SALE
$100 down, $30 per month, In
cluding interest will buy new
and 6 room houses with bath,
and H acre of good soil. City
water, electrics lights.
$100 down. $25 per month, in
cluding Interest. 5 room nouse,
basement, paved street. Close
to school.
$250 ddwn, $40 per month, in
cluding interest. Almost new
4 room house and nook.
Strictly modern. .Paved street.
Close to school.
We have some good bargains on
our lot. See us. we can save you
money.
MONEY TO LOAN INSURANCE
RICH. L. REIMANN, Realtor
219 N. High St, Phone 865
A SNAP in a- corner lot, E. &
N. fronts on paved sL , $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
484 Court Street
WANTED Real Estate
160 ACRES in northern Idaho,
all in cultivation, good Improve
ments. Owner must move into Sa
lem vicinity. He will trade this
fine ranch for property in or near
Salem. Hie place is a sacrifice
at $6000. Let's see what you have
to offer.
H. C. SHIELDS
381 State St. Phone 1784
A. C. BOHRNSTEDT SAYS
a.
That he has a client who wants
a little livable old house on a lit
tle lot on Mill Stream at a little
price. What have you?
147 N. Com'l. St., Salem. Ore.
ii'"s"Vi-V"af"hrrmsi
EXCHANGE Real Estate
TRADE acre in city, new
6 rm hse. want filling station,
or what have you? Owner 2025
Market street.
STAYTON RESIDENCE to
trade for Salem residence. C. E.
Taylor, Stayton. Ore.
(4iEATEST TradiuK oVaniT
tion on the Pacific Coasl. We have
over 3000 properties listed for ex.
cnange. fcvery kjud oi property,
every price, every location. W
can match your exchange exact
ly, it you would like to n. ycur
property today, come In toda; . Seo
GASKILV' & 1 -LE. Realtors
166 S. Liberty Tel. 2243
FOR TRADE FOR SALEM
PROPERTY
400 A., 160 river bottom; 45
plow land, TO pasture, bal. good
umoer; plenty water.
6 acres well. Improved inside
city limits of Corvallis. ' Modern
house except basement, 2 wood
sheds, fruit cellar, barn, garage.
and poultry house. For property
close to Salem. This la a good
camp ground site.
Bring thisad.
J. A., DOWNER
143 N. High St.
ACREAGE
21 acres of timber nearby con-
talnlnr 2000 cnrAa nt wnswi vr .
- tuuoi
eell immediately.
Bee JOHN WERNER
208 Hiah St
! EQUIPPED DAIRY FARM .'of !
ale or exchange: 180 acre dairy i
farm well located on Pacific high
way. This place is up to date in
every way and includes about ll't,-.
000 worth of stock and equipment.
Price for all $37,000; encuml
trance $17,000. Owner will sell or
exchange for wheat ranch in the
Palouse country.
See W. H. GRABENHORST & Oo.
Realtors
134 S. Liberty St. Phone 6 IS.
" SNAP INOUNTR Y HOM E '"
Very attractive six room mod
ern home with one acre located
close in on Pacific Highway north.
Price $7350. for QUICK SALE.
This home must be seen to be ap
preciated. Now vacant built
about one year ago.
W. H. GRABENHORST A CO.,
Realtors.
134 S. Liberty St. Phone 51$
HOWELL pIrAIRIE acreaVe!
$1000; $500 down. C B. Fletcher,
Gervais.
35aTfAR M near Sale m ", 6 a trts
cherries & berries, bldgs., spring
water piped to house, enouth
timber to pay for plate. $6000
terms.
80 A. stock & sheep iI1(a
bldgs.. water, $4000 for acreage.
34 A. farm, 28 In cult., bio"..
fruit, timber. $4000, take resi
dence.
For Rent 3 good bungalow-
$ suburban homes, 3 farms.
Wanted To rent good farm . f
S00 to 1000 A. by respond) le
party.
PERRINE & MARSTERS,
212 Gray Bldg.
IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR
ACREAGE DON'T PASS THIS I P
20 acres, all clear, finest t.f
soil, good buildings. 2 good walls,
family orchard, at school, in
paved highway. Reduced from
$8500 to $5500.
SOCOLOFSKY & SON.
1st Nat l. Bank Bldg.
$50. , DOWN $10. pe'moiiih
buy a. good five acres of land well
located on Garden road about one
mile from city limits. Price $20o.
SEE THIS TODAY.
W. H. GRABENHORST & CO.
134 S. Liberty St.
62 ACRES, 40 under plow, ran
Clear all and plow. Good for grain.
berries, or anything. No building.
$3700-$1500 will handle. C. H.
Taylor, Stayton, Ore.
FOR RENT Houses
MODERN 4 room furnUhed
house. Piano, Garage 155 8 19th.
aruwuw FOR RENT " " "
One 4 room house, large niece
of land, garage, chicken houpe,
lights and water, paved street.
15.00 per month. Lights ami
water paid.
One $ room house, double ca-
rage. An acre of land, outside the
city. Close to bus and school.
Has lights. $10.00 per month.
: I want to sell some more of
those beautiful acre tracts out
by the Salem Heights school. $650
with $76 down; $10 per month.
H. G. WIGGINS with H. FL
BROWN
109 South Commercial St.
FOR RENT 3 room house, ta-
rage. lights. Prk. $10. a month.
Also a 4 loom with nook fur
nijhed house at $25. a month,
garage.
SQUARE DEAL REALTY CO.
Phone 470
FOR RENT 6 Room modern
furnished bungalow overlooking
Salem. Small chicken ranch $25.
Phone 1693-J.
MODERN 6 room house3
blocks north State house. 1156
Marion St. Phone 1556-J.
FOR RENT Houses furnished
and unfurnished.
MELVIN JOHNSON
Phone 637
FOR RENT 2 f u rn hhed m d
some unfurnished houses. Mtl
vin Johnson. Phone 637.
FOR RENT Apartments
HEATED APTS., 1335 State St.
i WILL' SHARE Mysteamheat'ed
5 room furnished flat with two
ladies or man and wife or will
rent reasonable. Phone 1362M.
STRICTLY MODERN 6 room
apartment. Close In. 665 N Liber
ty. Phone 1351.
Ambassador Apts.
2 room furnished $37.50 & $40,
I Children Welcome
650 N. Summer 1973
FOR RENT 3 room apt.; grs.
electricity, furnished or unfin
ished, $18. Inquire at Oregon
Cleaners, 190 S. Com'l.
i FOR RENT. Houses and aDart-
ments. F. L. Wood, 341 Stats.
rnone 794.
1 FOB ; RENT Five room "and " a
six room furnished house. $30
and $35. F. L. Wood. Phone 794.
j FURNISHED and unfurnished
$ room apartments. Virginia
Apartments 879 N. Liberty.
FOR RENT Rooms
i 8 ROOMS close in, 697 Market,
Phone-2999J.
! 2 WELL HEATED sleeping
"pooms, garage. 909 Chemekcta.
Phone 1116-W.
BOARD AND ROOM
- ROOM. BOAKD, singH meals,
Sunday dinners. Alexandria 1U30
Chemeketa. Phone ? 39.
UVE STOCK and POULTRY
I HORSES, bought, sold and ex
Changed. Clearwater Barns, 231
6. Church. ;
j MAMMOTH BRONZE Tur
keys from Idaho. Order for,
Thanksgiving now. Tel. 129F3.
COW FOR SALi: Good heavy
milker. V freshen lth. H. W.
Bowden. Box 113. Koute 8.
! '""""C U1JL XruLlLTLllOl' -
j SHEEP FOTl SALE 100 head
three year old,: also several bun
dred head of ewes coming twd
year old. Price $15.00. S. Pbllip
VI j, Sonu ScloOregon.r z i i