The iVteig OREGON Statesman, Salem, Oregon,- TFeJnigtfo.y Horning, November 21, 19i8
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Taa ntrriita of Byrd Hamilton, of
Jackaonvilla, and Larry Browning, a
'aeeaaafat . young businas man from
Cleveland, VII on cot unasual simplicity
nd beauty; but sarsral factors, of deep
sicnfficaace to her happiness, cauaed an
ineatineas in Byrd's mind, even during
the ceremony and within the next few
lay, grew into definite aniiety. Larry
Vad .undoubted magnetim and charm
that women cooldn t retist, which already-
had brought him a dobioua ue
(tn ia baaineaa. He had become the
renter of a vaunt crowd whoae only in
terest la life were jaia, ipeeo and
money.
Larry ' friends became a permanent
entertainment committee constantly
planning dinaerr and parties. The
sreup consisted of Tiay and Fred Ober
manfwho had made a fortune in rather
doubtful enterprises; Jack Duncan, who
waa Unscrupulous in business; his wife,
Marry, who has broken under the care
of their three little children and the
worry ever her indifferent husband;
h.t Evaraen and India Campbell,
Lnnwa as the "Wildcat" and a former
sweetheart of Larry's.
At Larry's invitation. India went to
the apening of the Marigold Gardens as
... "-itra." After tearing the road-
house, the party continued- at their apart
..t rnwinf a little wilder under I-ar-
ry'a auecession of gin phixies until the
was reached when India broke
f .h.,, hoirst weddina presents
Aftew the guests had departed, Byrd
nn tha kitchen and went to bed
but at three o'clock Larry had not yet
t.inmu! frnrn staina India home.
When Larry returned a little later.
Byrd criticised his conduct and precipi
tated a quarrel in which he told heT
that aha would have to adapt herself to
v I, fa The next morning, when
i.. kin ihont a rerular allow
the monthlT bills. Larry told
her that he aad Jack Duncan were float
it.r Buitdera' Supply atock and conse
..." .i .w-- ,4 have to economue.
i nrniiT " . . . .
hmr Ian collars for toe
...k'. billa. Byrd discoTered that Lar
. had unite sufficient funds to pay
Jor a rase of Scotch.
,NOW OO ON WITH THE
STORY)
, CHAPTER XV
-srT waa early June. The maples
1- were unfurling their banners
kill ramainorl rlirled UD
tightly on the ends of twigs and
branches so very late this spring.
The half-grown leaves looked like
great blobs of green paint hang
ing In mid-air.
Byrd loved the morning hours
better than any part ot the day.
She awoke each morning with
zest for life pouring through her
veins, as If each day would pre
sent an entirely new world to be
lived and enjoyed. Sh radiated
young health and energy. She
slipped a rubber cap over her
golden coronet of hair and took
her cold shower.
"That's the penalty for being
Taised in the country," said Lar
ry, watching Byrd pirouetting
about the kitchen beating a
tattoo on the bottom of the dish
pan. He was just leavrag for the
office. He was still stretching and
yawning. "If you put half as
much pep into a party as you do
into this old apartment, you'd be
a screaming success."
Larry kissed her lightly" on her
cherry like lips and left.
But the- thoughts of their
nights immediately shadowed the
runshlne of the spring morning.
They, hadn't Jtad a single, eve
ning alone sln-ce they'd "moved
into the Coronado. .
They had gone somewhere to
dance, to dine, to the theatre, to
a movie, bringing up the rear of
the evening at somebody's house
- for a game ot bridge or a late
cession at poker.
- They progressed from Tiny's
' house, to Margy's, to India's to
their own.
- Nights of frolic! Nights of jazz!
And the only concession that
Larry made to the worry and
pressur. of business was his re
fusal to make a night of it. When
Larry went home at twelve
o'clock, everybody said Larry had
. had something on his mind.
But late hours didn't affect
- Byrd's freshness. Each morning j
she arose at the same hour as
- regularly as if an alarm clock had
, yanked her out of bed.
' . Seven-thirty! For it was the
one responsibility she had . had,
and Byrd fought for it, as if. she
might lose the privilege of get
ting Larry's breakfast if she once
over-slept. It was the one meal
she could depend upon.
For lately Larry had telephon
ed, once or twice that he was de
tained at the offlee. He was
working nights, and would. -have
dinner down Mown;
v
It was just a little after ten
when Byrd was driving gayty. to
market; ' - .
in ner lever 01 economy. , sne
had proved to Larry that itwas
maeb.. cheaper .to get their.'o'wn
dinners: than" to g'o regularly "to
v the apartment dining room.
Jost after they were married.
Larry had bought a new car. He
used it most of the time, for Byrd
had assured 'him' that with so lit
tle housework to do. she could
easily take the street car, wherev-
. er she, needed to go.
That fanny kink of economy in
Byrd'a make-up argued that as
ong. as Larry rented space, iff a
carage down town, he ought to
, laake use of It : v"-r -
But now, several times a Week.
, she. nsed It- for' shopping- at ihe
attractive Euclid market.
- The entire market .was a color
ful panorama that looked like a
great outdoor garden, nnder roof,
growing Its produce In finished
little plies of tomatoes, green pep
pers, cauliflower, celery neatly
tied in bandies and lettuce crisp
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Byrd went from stall to stall,
pricing each article and carefully
comparing quality with that al
ready quoted.
That was the way her mother
shopped. And Mrs. Hamilton
was considered one of the best
housekeepers in Jacksonville.
With a fancy market basket on
her arm. Byrd looked like a
school girl playing at hoosekeep.
Ing. Then she bumped smack into
Tiny. Tiny shopped daily at the
Euclid, for she and Fred were
very fond of good food and set
an elaborate table.
"Well, if it isn't the 'Early
Bird,' acting just like a grown-up
housekeeper." said Tiny, sur
prised to see Byrd. Byrd laughed.
Fred's former nickname still
clung to her.
"Larry's letting me cook our
dinners until he's made another
month's salary," remarked Byrd,
gleefully. "I Just love to cook.
you know."
"Well, for the love of hard
work," said Tiny, her pale, blue
eyes wide with amazement. "Catch
me cooking if my husband didn't
want me to. Fred Insists we keep
a cook or we'd eat every meal
out."
"I guess it's the way I've been
brought up," said Byrd, apolo
getically. "Dearie." said Tiny, confiden
tially, "forget those unfortunate
influences in your young life
Take a tip from me, darling "
"Oh, Tiny." interrupted Byrd,
"how is Margy's baby. Have you
heard lately?"
"Yes," saitT Tiny, her voice
lower now-. The mention of a
baby always brought that far
away look In her eyes. "He's
nor any better. Margy said last
night that they were going to
change doctors."
Byrd decided instantly to run
out and see Margy and Peter.
"We missed you last night,"
said Tiny. "Well, honestly, we
had more fun a regular circus."
This was Tiny's stock descrip
tion of every evening when they
went out or had a crowd In.
"Larry had to stay down and
work," said Byrd.
"Why. he told Fred he had an
other " but Tiny checked her
self In time.
"Another what?" asked Byrd,
curiously.
"Anotfier matter on hand."
Tiny lied glibly. "Oh, I suppose
he meant some business or other."
Byrd left her basket and asked
to have it delivered.
She was depressed over the
news of Margy's baby and that
was why she supposed she hadn't
seen thai post right behind her.
She backed right Into it and
crused a fender.
Byrd found Margy working un
der a nervous strain. She had
succeeded, however, in getting a
young, inexperienced girl to help
her.
"She can at least wash the
dishes and make the beds," said
Margy, In a tired voice.
Margy was holding peter in her
arms. They looked almost numb,
thought Byrd. as If peter might
roll out of them any minute.
"He cries whenever I put him
down," said Margy.
Byrd had her hat off In an In
stant. "I'm going to stay and help
you." she said In a matter-of-fact
voice. "And I know all about
babies. I used to take care of the
twins when they were small."
Byrd thrilled to the indescrib
ably delicious feeling of holding
tnat sort, sweet lump of Infinites
imal humanity In her arms.
'I've got some teleDhoninr in
do." said Margy. and hurried off.
uyra examined Peter carefully.
He didn't resemble that rose-leaf
of a baby she had rpd at tha
other day. His button of a nose
was still upholstering his little
pillow face, but the face was
drawn up as If in pain. And the
little cries that escaned everv lit
tle while were like the blea tings
or a lost lamb.
Byrd's eyes suddenly filled
with tears. She realized that
Peter was a very sick baby, In
deed. - The doctor came a little later
and Byrd stayed In the room dur
ing me conference. In the midst
of It. there was an ear-piercing
scream, and the-girl came hurry
ing in to say that Joan had fal
len off the porch and cut her Up
Margy rushed out.
This was Byrd's opportunity to
question tne doctor. She asked
if the baby weren't quite 111, and
ii argy ougnt not to get a nurse,
ve suggested It several
times," he said, with furrows ap
pearing oetween his - straight,
bnshy eyebrows. "Mrs. Duncan
has insisted that she. could take
care of . him now that she las a
maid." - : -. . - ' -
Byrd shook her head. '
'Then Mrs. Dancan saldvdme
thing about expenses." Dr. New
cosab continued. "She talks as
if she didn't dare Incur "
"That's absurd." said Byrd,
anxiously. "Please Insist on it.
doctor."
I intended to call Mr. Duncan
today and tell him how sick the
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baby Is," he replied. "I should
have taken the matter into my
own hands."
Margy came back, carrying
Joan, whose under lip looked like
a great purple grape. The doc
tor looked at it and said it was
only a bruise.
Byrd carried Joan out of the
room. Joan's eyes, still drenched
with tears, were now brimming
with laughter at the funny things
Byrd was saying in her ear.
Byrd gave Joan her bath. Little
icy-hot gusts of longing swept
through Byrd as Joan's elfin,
soapy little body slipped bubble
like through her fingers.
Joan went through all her an
tics for Byrd's benefit, and Just
as she was standing on her head
In the middle of the bathtub,
Margy appeared.
"Jack's on the phone," she
said, in a troubled voice. "Just
because Dr. Newcomo Insists, on
a nurse, he's going to change
doctors."
"Let me talk to him," said
Byrd, with a hard note In her
voice.
"It's all right," she said a few
minutes later, coming back into
the bathroom. "I certainly told
him a thing or two."
But Byrd was uncomfortable at
the thought that Jack would take
her word rather than the doctor's
or Margy's. The obstinacy of
men!
Byrd worked like a Trojan all
day. She insisted tnat Margy lie
down after lunch. She promised
to stay until the nurse came.
Jack Junior was In the first
grade, and after lunch Byrd sat
down on the floor with him, ex
travagantly admiring the little
Indian village he had cut out of
paper at school. Margy was al
ways too busy to look at the cun
ning things he brought home
every day.
When toward evening. Miss
Sommer, a red-cheeked, - attrac
tive-looking nurse, arrived, ByTd
had all the vegetables prepared
for dinner and two dosen little
cup cakes, with chocolate Icing
baked for dessert.
Byrd longed to take Joan back
to the apartment with her for"
few days, but knew Larry would
object. And the Coronado had a
rule against young children. With
a sigh, she unwound Joan's cling
ing arms.
"The cat's whiskers!" Byrd ex-
claimed under her breath. "I've
got to beat It!"
As she put her feet on the ac
celerator, she noticed It was six
o'clock.
Larry was already in the apart
ment, but he had left the basket
of groceries standing in the hall.
Byrd picked It op and carried It
to the . kitchen.
"Just startng to get dinner?"
asked Larry. In an ominous tone.
Like many men. Larry had no
patience, to -sit and .wait tor food
which he craved at that very mo
eis Be -; wanted bis - meals
when bei was In the mood for
thenar., - r-.. '- -
"Oh. I'm sorry Larry." said
Byrd, tying on a small. . white
apron ."You see. after I had
done my marketing this morning
But Larry interrupted her.
"Well, how long Is It going to
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CONTROL HIGH-CLASS
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WRITE. W. T. KRETTZ
GEN. DEL. PORTLAND
FILLING STATION In excel
lent location. Good lease and gas
contract. Immediate possession,
O. K. DeWITT
1313 Edge water Street
FOR SALE Gas station ana
aereage, on baved highway.
FL.,WOOD
3UState Street
FOR SALE Real Estate
STRICTLY MODERN HOUSE
full basement, attic, hardware
floors, farnace. fireplace, double
raraee. Owner 2166R.
r.onn 9-room modern house
close in. partly furnished for quick
sale. $5500; $1500 down.
6 ROOM house, 2 fine lots pav
(d St.. snan S1700: $250 down.
LARGE 7 RM. HOUSE N
Com'l. St.. 2 lots, snap. $2600
$250 down.
125-a. ranch. 90 in cult bldgs
fruit atork. tools. $9000. Take
residence or acreage for part.
PERRINE & MARSTERS
212 Gray Bldg.
CLOSE-IN. new. every floor
oak. four big cheerful rooms and
large dining nook, pipe furnace
dandy fireplace, garage, nothing
lacking here, no better built house
in Salem. Price $4300 $800 casn
balance long time, 6 percent.
YOU WILL want this one, it'
built right. New, nicely located
five sunny rooms, first floor. 2
rms. upstairs not finished, modern
in every detail, close, to bus
school, church, theatres, and store
Rlrld insuection invited. Priced
$500 less than cost. $4000. Easy
terms. See
CARL MASON or F. G. DELANO
290 N. Church Phone 283
aij-(j-jnjTjirTn'af " a
NEW HOME BARGAIN
Modern 4 room home with full
cement basement, furnace, fire
place, garage, with cement drive
paved street, oak floors. Price $3,
250.: $250 down, balance $35 mo
See us at once. A Bargain like this
WILL NOT LAST,
W. H. GRABENHORST & CO.
134 S. Liberty St.
SUBURBAN HOME
Modern five room home well lo
cated close in on Portland high
way. One acre of good land, about
one mile from city limits. IMME
DIATE POSSESSION. Price $6,
575. Terms.
W. H. GRABENHORST & CO
134 S. Liberty St
SPECIAL
40 acres not far out on -paved
road, has email house and barn,
all fenced with woven wire, some
timber, small creek and spring.
Price $3000. Will exchange for
home in Salem of same value or
less.
10 acres of fine land: with build
ings, some choice fruit. North of
Salem. A good buy for $2650. '
SEE Thomason witu
LEO N. CHILDS CO.. Realtors
320 State Street Phone 1727
A REAL BUY
$9600 home for $7800. In our
choicest residence district, 7 large
rooms and breakfast nook. 2 sets
of plumbing, full basement, beau
tiful lawn and shrubbery. Owner
sick, must sell at once. Terms can
be arranged.
SEE Mrs. Ellis with
LEO. N. CHILDS CO.. Realtors
320 State Street Phone 1727
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CHEAP LAND
500 acres' well located on the
Roosevelt highway. Part of this
is rich bottom land and most of
balance is level or gentry rolling.
Residence and material on ground
for barn and other buildings. This
Is the best located and best qual
ity logged off land In ' Oregon.
Price' only $10.00 "per acre.
TRIANGLE REALTY' COMPANY
421 Court: Street " Ground Floor
"Headquarters for Farms"
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DAIRY FARM
160 ACRES in Tillamook eoun
ty, "where dairying Is sure and
profitable.". Improved with , two
modern barns, residence, tenant
house and other buildings. All
Duuaings supplied witn . pure
mountain water. Nestucca river Is
boundary - of farm, - furnishing
abundance of water for livestock,
boating and fishing. IB dairy
cows. Team of horses and com
plete equipment. Included. : Price
135, oo. small payment will ban
die. Will consider m other , property
in exchange.- Bee " ; - ; i-? "
TRIANGLE REALTY COMPANY
421 Court Street . Ground Floor
"Headquarters, Jor Farms".
FOR THE PARTICULAR
A splendid' new, 4, room, strictly
modern home wKh shrubbery in
the east end -ot city not far from
State. Down payment aad terms.
If you want, it come a running,
i BOND !
122 N. Commercial St. Phone 2974
CLASSIFIED
FOR SALE OR TRADE j
By owner, lovely ; Mill Creek
home and Income. Apply 344 18th
N. Phone 15 7 6 J.
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SNAP: Four room bungalow
with fireplace, oak floors, wired
for electric stove, paved street.
corner lot, well located. Price for
QUICK SALE $2650. $100 down,
balance $30 per month to include
int. THIS PROPERTY IS A REAL
BARGAIN.
W. H. GRABENHORST tt CO
IS 4 S. Liberty St. ,
6-room house in fairly good con
dition. large corner lot. This is a
snap at $1500. Easy terms.
$4 760 bays a new English type
house in Walnut Park. You must
see this house to appreciate; it.
Easy terms.
6-room modern bungalow and two
good lots with fruit trees. Price
$4500 at easy terms or win
trade for house in Portland, j ;
50-acre farm with A-l improve
ments. North of Salem. Will trade
for house In Salem.
Ws have a number of houses: for
reat at reasonable prices. See us.
We write fire and automobile in
surance. Prompt service assured.
Ulrich and Roberts
Realtors
129 N. Commercial
Phone 1354
2 ACRES on creek with 4 room
house, electricity, city water,
chicken house. $2200. good terras
or will take stock or farm equip
ment. 3 rooms, and nook,, modern and
well located, $3200 very easy
terms.
WINNIE PETTYJOHN, Realtor
175 South High Street
$1950. New English type home,
4 rooms and nook, oak
floor, fireplace, wired for
electric stove.. garage. $200
down.
$2650. Stucco home. 5 rooms,
fireplace, garage, large lot,
and good location. $260
down.
$3250. New English type home,
5 rooms and nook, base
ment, furnace, fireplace,
paving, garage, $250 down.
$3200. An up to date English
type home, modern m every
way, $100 down. j
$3800. New semi-English type
home, modern in every
way, paving etc. $200 down.
$4200. New 6 room strictly mod
ern bungalow, double gar
age, $200. down, $35 per
mo. interest Included.
MELVIN JOHNSON
320 U. S. Bank Bldg. Phone 637
WE have five irrigated intense
ly productive farms in sunny Ida
ho, Eastern and Central Ore., Yak
ima valley; also large and small
stock and wheat ranches, for 'sale
and some can be exchanged; for
coast property. What you want for
what you have. See Ellis or Brown
462 State St.
HOME BUYER ATTENTION
New home of four rooms, hot-and
cold water, built In kitchen, large
bath' room. Located at 745 Nor
way St. Price $2400. $100' cash.
Bal. $30 monthly, or 10 percent
off for cash. See
W. G. KRUEGER, Realtor
147 N. Com'l. St. Phone 217
S ACRE fruit tract, good five
room house, good well and spring
outbuilding j. 6 ml. 8. of Salem.
Phore 36F13.
BEAUTIFUL HOME Over
looking -Salem. Fruits acreage.
Chicken I. ranch." Easy payments.
Owner Phone 169 3-J. . T
LARGER Lots Less Money
We have five groups of lots: on
South Church, Fairmount Hill,
North 17th, Laurel Park land
Pleasant Home' Additions. ; A
large choice in any of five groups.
Every one lower In price. Beckc c
Hendricks. 189 N. High Street.
' By owner. Duplex " house.
N. Winter.
951
A SPLENDID buy In a garage
doing big business in selling of
new' and used cars and In. repair
work5 of all sorts. Look into jthl
proposition Immediately.
67 acre farm stocked i and
equipped and on paved road. Will
trade for coast property or "some
thing In Salem. .
We have some good buys in
elty property. 1' "
GERTRUDE. J. M. PAGE
AtC Court' Street'
FOR- SALE-Reasosable' j .by
owner-j'Two fots on pavement.
Inquire" 1710 Mission street his.part .ft-lrops. Dalance -tlmkn
week.
r WANTED -Acreage "near fSa
lem. Phone 3S4W. 260 W. WHson.
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FOR SALE good 4ot on Rural
avenue, at the Intersection "of
Rural avenue "and Fairmount.
Price $400.00 cash, easily worth
$600.00. See Mr. Nelson at Ladd
and Bush Bank.
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.
WANTED REAL ESTATg
WANTED to rent strictly
modern 5 or 6 room furnished
house. Mr. Hull, Marion Hotel.
BE CAREFUL
"As a man thinketh so is he."
Present conditions are no sign the
country Is going to the "Bow
Wows." Bring your listings to us
and get results we. want especial
ly a few houses priced right up to
$3500 and a few farms especially
sheep ranches Prices must be
right. Don't come with intention
of beating the other fellow.
BOND
122 N. Commercial St. Phone 2974
EXCHANGE Real EstaU
tJRfcATEST TradiaR onranira
tion on the Pacific Coast. We haro
over 3000 properties listed for ex.
change. Every kind oi property,
every price, every location. We
can match your exchange exact
ly. It you would like to w. ycur
property today, coroe ia toda: . Seo
GASKILK- K Realtors
166 S. Liberty Tel.. 2242
ix7 a vt r.non COAST DAIRY
HAVE creek bottom ranch with
good buildings valued at $16,000.
Take good coast dairy to full val
ue, or if you have smaller value
will give good terms on differ
ence. BOND
122 N. Commercial St. Phone 297 4
TRADE
My equity of $2200 in good 7
room house located in South Sa
lem for suburban property in
Portland. Has a large lot with
fine view of mts., lots of fruit.
What have you? Full price $4500.
SEE Mrs. Ellis with
LEO N. CHILDS CO., Realtors
320 State Street Phone 17 27
vwu-u-u EXCHANGES
263 acres, well improved, clear.
Price $27,000. Exchange for about
100 acres, terms on balance.
128 acres, Pendryl, Alberta. Ex
change clear for Salem residence.
Price $2500.
5 room modern bungalow, gar
age. $2800. Will take car and $200
for equity, balance $30 monthly.
Interest Included.
SOCOLOFSKY & SON
1st Nat'l. Bank
EQUITY II mTlL HOUSE--bus
line for used car or truck.
1251 Howard Phone 9.
GOOD TRADES
Apartment house for farm
Strictly modern stucco, 16 apts.
all beautifully furnished. Income
$350 per, month. Price $32,000.
40 ACRES $2000
Located 12 miles, from Salem.
Good land, lot of fine oak timber,
spring water, some cleared-land.
No buildings. Trade for property
in or near Salem.
257 A. FARM FOR CITY
This is a fine valley farm. Price
$15,000. .Take a good house in Sa
lemAlbany or Eugene up to $5,
000.' 2 ACRES IN SALEM
$2200. trade for live stock. Has
house, garage, chicken house and
park . : - .
W.Can Match Your Trade
BECHTEL OR SEARS
341 State Street Room 4
' FOR TRADE 1 '
14Vs acres on the Liberty high
way 4 Vi miles south of Salem. 4
acres In loganberries, 6 acres In
prunes, some walnut trees bearing
cherries; and . other fruit,' first
class, soil, " fair buildings. Will
trade for. a house and lot In Sa
lem. -. -
J. A. DOWNER
143 N. High Street
EXCHANGE Two good bouses
two lots, "fruit Jrees $9000., for a
farm about same value. ' -
: New modern four room house,
double garage, good location $2,
500Take a car.- ' - -
; Six room modern home in best
residence - district for a suburban
heme.
Ten acre tract with .buildings
near. Hood River for home in Sa
lem or. acreage. r .
A good 25 acre farm for a lar.
ger:Tarm wilL assume; '
; 40 acres-of river bottom land.
Take a house part nav.
- F. L. WOOD
341 State Street
ACREAGE
; HOWELL' PRAIRIE "ACREAGE
$100 per a. $500 down.
E. B. FLETCHER
Gervals
By Neher
AD VER TISING
FOR SALE 27 acres five miles
from Salem. Running water, pas
ture, timber, fruit. 12 acres In
cultivation. A perfect place for
fruit, poultry or a small dairy.
Price for quick sale, $1750.
U. S. REALTY CO.
442 State Street Tel. 2660
FARM LANDS ARE MOVING
If you want to sell
see
Bohrnstedt
If you want to buy
see
Bohrnstedt
14" N. Commercial Street
Salem, Oregon
40 ACRE SNAP
$7500 stock, crop and imple
ments, 2 horses, 6 cows, 3 heifers,
100 hens, harness wagon tools
and machinery all goes; 15 a.
seeded grain, has running water
all year. Some 10 acres or more of
beaver dam land, some timber,
good barn paved road, 2 miles
to good town. See
BECHTEL OR SEARS
341 State Street Room 4
I HAVE JUST INSPECTED a
wonderful country home, electric
lights, hot and cold water, base
ment, built-ins, seven fine plas
tered rooms, fireplace, one mile
from town, near pavement, 55
acres all under cultivation, extra
good soil, good barn, silo, 35 tons
of hay, and plenty of equipment,
no incumbrance. Owner wishes to
live in Salem and will take a res
idence as party payment and give
terms to suit. This will suit you.
Come in and I will tell you more
about it.
16 acres with fine modern home
at Roseburg, all In fruit, a fine
chicken ranch. Owner wants dairy
in this vicinity.
H. C. SHIELDS
381 State Street Tel. 1784
119 Vx acres, 104 in cultivation,
balance pasture. 8 rm. house, 46
by 60 barn. Woven wire fence.
Family orchard, 9 acres straw
berries, 10 acres English wal
nuts. $12,000. $5500 cash. As
sume $6500 5 Vs mortgage.
C. E. TAYLOR
Stayton, Oregon
FOR SALE
SMALL ACREAGE EaSY TERMS
$1000 Buys a good five acres lo
cated east near pavement $25
down, $10 per month.
$1575. Five acres located near
school and on pavement two
miles from city limits, $25
down, $10 per month.
$2000. Five acres on pavement 1
mile from city limits, located
on Garden road $50 down,
$10 per month.
$1000. One acre with fine view lo
cated south near bus line $25
: - down, $10 per mo.' .
$150. One acre In bearing apples
located close to city limits
south near McKinley school.
For BARGAINS See Us.
W. H. GRABENHOHST & CO.
Realtors
134 S. Liberty St. Phone 516
62 ACRES, 40 under plow, can
clear all and plow. Good for grain.
berries, or anything. No buildings.
$S700-$1L500 will handle. C. B.
Taylor, Stayton, Ore. J
REAL BUY 20 ACRES '
74 miles east on Salem-Silver-
ton highway. 20 acres highly im
proved, best of soil. Reduced from
$7500 to $5250. No trades. Pri
vate owner Mathls. Phone 10F4.
BEST BUY IN WILLAMETTE
VALLEY
Right on Pacific 'highway, 10
miles 'south of Salem. 20 acres
garden" land. 45 acres! cultivated.'
Balance pasture ' and ' timber. - Fair
buildings. Beautiful camp ground
she. Take some trade. 1
O. L. FOSTER
4 62 State Street
AAiVtoAjtjeiessWaywans
FOR RENT
r: FOR RENT Large" garage
flrlctly fire' proof ' tulding lo
cated In Hollywood district aY lis
Tersection of Caoftal " street nni
Fairgrounds Road, For particulars
write PVQ. box 293, Salem, Ore!!
v. - w- ivviu. cuuri
.toe, "furniture fireplace, hdw:
floors, garage. '.. ,VT.-' . .. s
- . O. -K.' DeWITT
1813 Edgewater Phone 143
y STORE LOCATION L 1 v i n"g
quarters near school Call 7i N;
uapuoi
' 2 ROOM ant ' anrT rlasn
insj rooms. 391 -N. Cottar' .
- wvauo, f iv, i
rooms, $20. Basements' and gar-
Me. 710 North, High". -' ; -
w . , m m iwwajtwatw1,-lrin .lmt
rJOR RENT-furiiehed and nn.
furnished houses and: apartments
to. $76; also farms. .
K BECHTEL OK SEARS
oiai isireet .Room 4
ywwSaawtwanaa
4 EXCHANGE f roomed - him
galow full basement, garage.
fu Bireeis.
WHAT HAVE YOU. TO $2000?
.710 North High
. BIG REDUCTION
SAVE
1929 Hudson Demonstrator
1929 Essex Demonstrator
ssex t;oach
1927 Essex Coach ,
1927 Oakland 2 Door Sedan
1$26 Essex Coach
1925 Ford Sedan ...!!!!!!
f$2S Ford Coupe !!.!!!
AU the above cars have been reconditioned and carry our regular 90
day guarantee.
V:Sf$ .... ASISCARS T
19l7.S,kl"d !"Doo.r Sedai1' has aood rubber. A 1 mechan-
wi, uceus paant ..............
1924 Essex Coach, A 1 Mechanically .
1922 Stndebaker Special Six Touring. Motor Overhauled
, New Paint and Tires ; . . . ......
.1, Your own Terms with in reason ' " v
" - - TRADES TRADES -
STATE MOTORS, INC.
Zu. Hudson it Essex Distributors
Hisn and ChemekaL su:
FOR RENT Koases
FOR RENT Very desirable
house, close in. Some furniture if
wanted. Phone 2733 call 323 N
14, afternoons.
FOR RENT A NICE HOME
close to down town district. Has
double garage. Phone 48 or 294 f,
FOR RENT 3 room house, pa
rage, lights. PrU. $10. a month.
Also a 4 .oom with nook fur
ni htd house at $25. a month,
garage.
SQUARE DEAL REALTY CO.
Phone 470
FOR RENT
Brand new six room house, ful
ly modern, unusual opportunity.
$45.00.
LEO N. CHILDS CO.. Realtors
320 State Street Phone 1727
FOR RENT 2 furnished and
some unfurnished houses. Mel-
vin Johnson. Phone 637.
n. ,anruniT.-i ia -riir r
FOR RENT Nioe five room
house, Just refinlshed throughout.
Adults only. 1244 North Commer
cial Street.
FOR RENT Good eight room
house at 235 N. 15th St.. $25 per
month. New 4 room modern house
$25 per month 1675 Madison St.
Five room house with basement,
611 S. Commercial St. $35.
W. H. GRABENHORST & CO.
134 S. Liberty St.
FOR RENT Good 6 room
house and garage at 960 Marion
street. House in first class condi
tion. Inquire 492 N. Summer
street.
. 5 ROOM
1198 N-17.
MODERN HOUSE
5 Room strictly modern house.
Garage. $30. Phone 14 54W after
5:00.
FOR RENT Apartments
NEWLY papered i.no painted 2
and 3 room apartments furnished
just what you want. The Maples,
715 N. Com"l.
FORMERLY the Berg Apts. un
der new management. Furnished 2
rooms and kitchenette, large room
and kitchenette. 555 Marion St.
try. Water and lights furnished.
$12.75 a month. 1396 N. 4th.
HATEE APTS, 1335 State St!
STRICTLY MODERN (TToora
apartment. Close in. 665 N Liber
ty. Phone 1351.
Ambassador Apts.
2 room furnished $37.50 & $40.
Children Welcome
550 N. Summer 1972
'FORNTTTorTpTTBes!
eteetriciLy, J furnished or unf ur
ished,' $18, Inquire 'at Oregon
Cleaners, 190 S. Com'l.
FOR RENT. Houses and apart
ments. .F. L. Wood. 341 Stats.
Phone 794. .
UrSnSHED and " unfurnished
3 room, apartments.. Virginia
Apartments. $79 N. Liberty.
STEAM ' HEATED 3 room apt.
Tel. 1S02M. 1580 Center.
FOR RENT Rooms
TWO HEATED ROOMS for
women. 145 So. Church, near
State.
FURNISHED ROOM with or
without board. 1658 Court street,
phone 1150 W.
ROOM 26x80 for storage or
other purposes. Light and power.
Inquire 1 2 7 Union Street.
i,isslsiJss'Xn I
. NICE SLEEPING ROOM; with
sitting room. $12 a month. 660
S. 18th st. Tel 280IJ.
tm m m m . . . - - .M"y-M-,r-M-w-y-no
ROOMS or rooms and board.
507 Center street.
BOARD AND ROOM
" mm ""' ... -i-i-iwrLrLnjn.n.fiji
: ROOM, BOAKD. single meals.
Sunday dinners. Alexandrl'. 1030
Chemeketa.y Phone ?."39.
""ww'awawiwaawaww .
ROOM AND BOARD , in nr I.
Tate hosae.$30 per month. 266
N. Com'l.; Room 7. Phone 2005M.
LiyE jSTAOK ajid F;OUJTR Y
FOR" SALE Two good cows.
225 N. -2 1th-street. :
- - . ,- ,i-M-,i-y-io,-.nriiinnj
SHEEP FOR SALE 100 head
three year old, also several hun
dred head of ' ewes coming two
year old. Price $15.00. S. Philip,
pt tc. Son.,. Sclb, Oregon.
FOR SALE 3
milch' cows.
Route 5. box 154.
WaawMakAassVsaWsaflaaa
FOR SALE your choice of
three fresadws. ' 1T10 ' Mission
street5. . . ' ;v - v."
wswamwaawaawi - -unsTunrLq n nnnr
FOR- SAtfe--4 rerr stood f rsuiti
and springer. Jersey cows includ
ing 1. 2 yrold, Jetsey eligible to
register. 1 mile east of Swegle
school on north side of Garden
road. See sign' on" gate. RFD 7.
Bx. 198.
FOR SALE USED CARS
IN USED CARS
I t
T
Was
.$1830 00
1030.OO
Now
$1625.00
880.00
625.00
695.00
tfs.oo
295.00
21500
210.00
675.00
650.00
750.00
335.00
250.00
.235.00
.$550.00
160.00
135.00
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