The New Oregon Statesman, Salem, Oregon, Tuesday Morning. December 18, 1928
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YAMHILL ST.
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MEET G
AT GUT
BERLIN'. Dec 17. (AP)
For the first time since
1902 the Reichstag convened
early Sunday morning In a mid
night deliberation which was dub
bed the "SelUer water session
This was caused by the order of
President Paul Loebe, to prerent
the members from becoming
drowsy from consumption of al
coholic beverages, for the Reich.
star lunch room to dispense no
beers or wines after the meeting
conrened.
The session became necessary
before the economic party, after
failure to obtain additional re
presentation on certain commit
tees, roted against a third reading
of the supplementary budget bill
immediately after the second
reading on Friday. The Reichstag
rules specify that' if there is no
objection to an immediate third
reading the bill cannot be taken
up again nntil the third day.
Since the Reichstag wishes to ad-
ion rn for Christmas hnlidavs. it
decided to hold Its final meetingf
of the- year fire minutes after
midnight this morning.
The body presented an unusual
picture, many members having
first attended social functions and
appearing in full dress or Tuxe
does. Others made no secret that
they were unused to late hours.
In the cloak rooms there was
much banter of the "Americaniza
tion" of the Reichstag" by Presi
dent Loebe, who was reported to
have returned from the United
States a strong believer in "dry"
sessions.
HOUSE GETS SENATE
BOULDER DAM BILL
WASHINGTON, Dec. 17. (AP)
The senate Boulder Dam bill
reached the house Saturday and
Immediately there begun a buzz of
committee and cloak room discus
sion as to prospects of early house
approval.
Some proponents of the mea
sure, which was passed by me
house last session, regarded the
revisions effected by the senate
as changing the general purport
of the measure from the form in
which the house approved it. They
said It might be possible to obtain
house concurrence without send
ing the measure to conference.
Otbers refused to comment until
they had bad an opportunity to
study the amended measure.
Meanwhile Senator Oddie, re
publican, Nevada, discussed the
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senate bill with President Cool-
Idge at the White Hons and after
ward represented the executive s
position at favorable to the mea
sure.
Chairman Smith of the house
Irrigation committee, who is in
charge of the bill was optimistic
over the prospect of obtaining
hopeful" that his committee
early action. He said he felt "very
would authorise him to seek house
concurrence in the senate amend
ments without sending the bill to
conference. The committee, he
added, probably would be called
together Monday or Tuesday to
consider such a step.
Order is Filed
In Dallas Case
Against Gates
Nativity Play v
AtO.N.S.tobe
' Given Tonight
DALLAS, Ore., Dec. 17. (Spe
cial) An order in the case of the
City of Dallas vs. H. V. Gates
was filed in the office of County
Clerk H. G. Black Saturday, re
quiring the cify to make its com-J
plaint more definite. The order
was handed down by Judge
Beard. It stated In part:
"....That the' complaint of
plaintiff be made more definite
and certain by alleging in para
graph XIII facts showing whether
or not the plaintiff city has avail
able cash on hand and is there
fore able to pay the award ar
rived at by the arbitrators men
tioned in said complaint and or
dinances; or if the plaintiff city
does not have available rash on
hand and on that acount is not
now able to pay any award so
made, then the plaintiff shall
make its complaint more definite
and certain by alleging sufficient
facts to show whether the plain
tiff has lawful power and legal
authority to issue and deliver to
the above named defendant suf
ficient amount of warrants or
bonds with which to obtain suf
ficient cash.
The city was given until De
cember 20 to file an amended
complaint.
MONMOUTH. Ore., Dec. 17.
(Special) The annual nativity
play presented by students of this
Institution will occur Tuesday aft
ernoon. December 18, at 1 o'clock.
It Is entitled "Bethlehejn." and
was written In verse by Laurence
Hausman, with special music
written for it by Joseph Morrat.
Students impersonating the
leading characters are: Carl Ras
mussen as Joseph, Alice Holcolm
as Mary, Lyle Thomas as Gabriel.
Shepherds and kings are repre
sented by members of the men's
glee club, under direction of Wil
liam Frederic Gaskins; and an.
gels by the girls' chorus under di
rection of Miss Louise Woodruff
and Mfs. Sylvia Osborne. The two
scenes of the play represent, first,
the hills of Judea; second, the
stable. "
Getting her start in a home
demonstration club In Texas,
Mrs. E. Barner has developed a
candv maaking business withi
average sales of $800 a month.
A yield of more than half a
bushel of potatoes from a single
seed tuber is claimed by E. A.
TIndal In North Carolina.
The First National bank at Gar
diner is the only national bank in
Oregon outside of an incorporated
city.
General Markets
HA?
PORTLAND. Ore. Dee. IT. (AP)
Hay Bujinr prices. Eastarn Oregon tian-
tky. $20.50 21.00; valtey $17.00
17.50; alfalfa, $22.00 $22.50; clover
$15.50$16.00; oat hay, $15.00 15.50 ;
straw, $8.00 ton. Selling price. $2 ton
more.
DAISY
PORTLAND, Ore.. Dec. 17. (AP)
Dairy Exchange, net price:
Butter: Extra 49 U; standards 48;
prime 47 He; urate 40 He.
Efga: Extra 38; first 36; medium
extrai 34c; firsts 32c.
PRODUCE
PORTLAND, Ore.. Dee. 17. (AP)
Poultry steady. Alive hem (over 4
lba.), 2425e; medium hen (SH to
Ai lbs.) 20c: springs and Leghorns 31e.
Ducks, 1820e; turkeys, dressed. No. 1,
32c fa? 34c.
Potatoes Steady. Per 100 lbs. Netted
Gems $2.00; No. 1 rrede $1.40 $1.90 ;
No. 2's 65c to 90c; Deschutes Gems, $1.40
(g 11.50.
Salem Markets
Fresh Fruits
(Wholesale quotations)
Apples, f. and f. '
Jo
1 25
1.75$3.50
.., 1.00
.. 90
1 25
08
6. .10
onathana
Delicioas -
FpiUenberr
Winter Bananas, Wn. ...
Northern Spy
Bananas, A lb.
Cranberries, Western, bos
!--
Dromedary. 3, 10 os pt$s o. 3
Bulk Hallowal, lb -'3
Cone's Pitted, ease 4.75
Grapes
Cornichoni .0
Emperor, lb . 7
Grapefruit. Aria., caso .5.75
Florida, case 3.75
Comb honey, new crop ..4.75 5.50
Lemon. Cal. - 7.00 8.00
Oranges, NaTela
100 "a
126's -
176 s
150"s -
200'e and 216 a 1
253'a
288'a
344 a ..
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BEAUTIFUL, t room strictly mod
ern house, on nlco corner lot In a fine,
section or the Hty. Garaare. cement
walks and driveway. All Improvement
in. Has nice "built ins. and is fumis'i. .1
with the best of furniture. A v -;il
home. This beautiful hom can r lia.l
.-ith or without furniture at a b.u-
arain price. Small down payment a i l
very resonaie ,...
4 ROOM house. M acre lot on p;i. 1
rottd. semi-modern aouoie gara- i
bargain for $35000. Terms or will
trade for Portland property.
AUTO Camp at Albany whk-li l-.n
7 cabins -and a grocery atore a nd
i..h mum for sale or lease Hir.i..
Tlris Is worth while. See us.
Modef-n Community
Developers
801 N. High Street
FOR SALE nice B rm. bungalow t,n
paved street at a bargain. Kasy term.
New paint outside and In and m-w
paper in every room. '
118$ Court Street
Phone $22
fivip nno half acre on N. 21st
St. near Market St., price 700. plus
tnwot o xuMtnont Itoo cash. Durchus-
er to assume mcirtKafte for $S00. and
str'ct asesjment. A RLAL BUI.
W. ORABENUORST A CO.
134 South Liberty Street
Real Estate & Fire Insurance
A SNAP for trade on the IS year
pavment rian. A new 5 room modern
house, except fireplace. twe more
rooms can be added, lot 52x12$ east
front price $4500.00. no Interest until
April 1 192. SlOo each six months
for 3 vears. $211.00 intereBt and prln-
Inle each 6 mo. for 10 years, .v in
take a gornl lot and rome cash within
15 blocks or court riouse.
J. A. IHin
143 N. HlKh Street
fears, local lb
Pomegraaates, lb.
tjuincaf. lb.
.4.50
.4.75
.5.50
R.25
.5.75
.5.2 5
4.75
.4.25
. .01
. .0
. .04
Vegetable!
(Wholesale quotation!)
artichokes, doa. 1.40
beans. Calif., lb. SO
Pumpkins, lb - 0'2
Celery. L. Iabish. dos -90
Crste. Calif., style 4.00
Hearts, dox, bunches 1.15
Spinach, local box 1.50
Squaab
Banana
Golden Delicious
Danish, lb.. :
Hubbard. Ib
Marblehead
Carrota. local, sack, lb
. .02 H
. -02
.04
. .02 tt
. .03
. .02
.2.00
.04
PORTLAND GRAIN
PORTI-AXD, Ore.. Dec. 17. (AP)
Cash grain: wheat big bend bluestem
hard white $1.49; soft white $1.174;
western white $1.16H; hard winter
$1.10; Northern spring $1.10,; west
ern red $1.11.
Oatg No. 1. 38 lb. White $36.
Barley No. 2 45 lb. B. V.. $35.00.
Corn No. 3 Eastern yellow,,, ship
ment $37.00.
CHICAGO GRAIN
CHICAGO. Dec. 17. (AP) Nervous
ne&s pervsded the wheat market today,
with the northwest tellirdg but with
bearish effects largely counterbalanced
by chances of cold weather catching win
ter wheat unprotected.
Closing quotations on wheat were un
settled at the ssrne time as Saturday's
finish to l-8l-4c net lower, corn un
changed to l-43-8c higher and oatf
unchanged to l-4c off.
PORTLAND LIVESTOCK
PORTLAND, Ore., Dec. 17. (AP)
Receipts cattle 1590; calves 215; cattle
and calves, steers steady to strong; she
stock mostly 2d cents higner
f Steers (1100-1300 lbs) good $11.50
$12. 50: Do. (950 1100 lbs), good $11.25
6f $11.23; Do common. $9.00 $10.50.
Heifers (850 lbs. down), good $10.00
$10.25; Do. common $8.00$10.00;
cows, good $9.00 $9.50; Do. common
to medium $7.00$9.00; Do. low cutter,
$4.50 $7.00.
Bulls, 'yearlings excluded), good
beefs $7.258,$7.75; Do. cutter to med
ium $6.50,$7.25..
Calves. (500 lbs. down), medium to
choice $9. 00 (3 $11. 00; Do. cull to com
mon $7.50a9.00: vealers, ru ilk fed. good
to choice $13.00$14.00: Do. medium
$11.50ra$!3 OO; Do.' cull to common
$.50$11.50.
Hogv slow: receipts 3220.
Heavy weight (250-350 lbs), medium
to choice $8.25 $9.25; medium weight
(200-250 lbs), medium to choice $8.00(3)
(4)9.25; light weight (160-200 lbs), med
ium to choice $9.25 $9.40: light lights,
(130-160 lbs) medium to choice $8.ir(n
if.2S.
Packing sows, rough and smooth $6.75
$7.75.
Slaughter pigs (90-130 lbs), medium
to choice $7.50 $8.50.
l-eeder and storker pig (70-139 libs),
medium to choice $7.50 fi $8.00; (soft or
oily hogs and roasting pig excluded nA
shove quotations).
Sheep and lambs, steady: no early
ttrading; receipts 575, including 245 di
rect. l.ambs (84 lbs down), good to choice
$11.00$12.0O: Do. (92 lbs. down),
mecinm $10.00 $11 .00 : Do (all weights)
cull to common $8.50(S'$1000; yearling
wethers 150 lbs. down), medium to
choice $8.00fi $10.50.
Kwes (120 lbr. down), medium to
choice $4.50w $6.50; Do. 120 150 Ihsl
medium to choice $3.50aj$6.00; Do. (all
weights), cull to common $2.00 $3.50.
Cucumbers, hot house, doz
Cabbaro. local, lb
Cauliflower, local crate 2.00
Kggplaat, Calif., lb 20
Bunched vegetables, per oi. bunches
Carroti 40 .80
Beetf 40(3 80
Turnips 40. 80
Onaoaa 40 .$
Radishes -60
Brussels Sprouts, local 1.50
California, lb. 15
Potatoes
Yakima, Gems. No. 1 1 50
Local,- Burbanka 1.10
Yak. Gems No. - 1.10
Klamath Falla 185
Sweet Potatoea 05
Garlie, lb 2 5
Peppera, Florida, green, lb 35
Tomatoea. Calif., lug 3 00
Local hothouse 4.25 5.25
Onions
No. l'i 400
No. 2's .00
Boiling, local --03
Lettuce, Calif 3.25
Peeak
(Retail quotations)
Taif meal, 25 Ilia t.$
Dairy feed, ton -. 4 8.00
6cratch, ton 50.00
Corn, whole, ton ...... 44.50
Cracked and ground 48.50
Mill run, ton 36.00
Bran, ton $3.00
r.zz masb 50.0i
With milk 45.00
Eggs
(Buying Price)
Standards 86
Mediums 80
Vegetables
(Buying Price)
Potatoes, ewt 1.00
Kew beets, doz. bunches .60
Spinach, box 1.00
Turnipe, cwt. 1.50
Cabbage, cwt. 1.50
Pumpkin, cwt 1.25
Squash, cwt 1.25
Hubbard squash, ewt 1.25
Celerv doi - 60
Cauliflower, crate 1.50
Onions, lb .03 U
Parsnips, lb 02
Kew carrots, doz. bunches -80 (?j .60
Cabbage, cwt . .3.00
Radishes, doz. bunches .40
Spinach, box 1.25
rruits
(Buyir.g prices)
Apples, face and filled
nuury
(Buying Priee)
Medium
Lights
Springers, large ..i
Roosters, old
Butterfat
(Wholesale)
Butterfat .M
Prints .51
Carton .51
Grain
(Buying price)
Wheat. Western Red, bu
Soft white
Oats, gray, bu
white, ba. .
Barley, ton
Wool and Mohair
(Buvtnr Driees)
Fall clip and lambs .-.35
Mohair and Kids ..51. 61
Livestock
(Buying Prices)
FOR SALE Real Estate
10 ACRES about in fruit Best of
river-bottom soli. Bargain at -oaw.ww.
Will tak house in Sairm.
5 room house on corner lot. Priced
to move. $1500.00.
miuli.m nnartmnt noupe in
growing section of Salem. Price right.
with easy terms, or mm . aur.
Ulrich & Roberts
Realtors
129 N. Com'l. St.
Tel. 1354
td a np in arrixi i-lnte in Dlent
of buildings, Rood road. To trade for
10 acres farm.
Trade : 7 room family house, good,
well located.. Will lake email house
if good.
Two Salem homes, clear. To trade
for land.
Sale 117 acres, highly Improved,
fine location, all cultivated, good soil,
plenty of equipment, seed, feed, crops
etc. Priced right. Terms.
E. C. Holladay
SQUARE DEAL REALTY CO.
202 U. S. Bank Bldg. Salem.
MAKE AN OFFER
WE have listed a nifty 4 room bun
galow In north Salem. Has basement,
furnace, bath, lights, garage. Paving
paid. Priced $8200. Owner writes, for
ced to stll, get an offer. To see this
bungalow See
BECHTEL OR SEARS
341 State Street Room 4
Phone 75 tor an appointment.
$4500. CASH down, balance in 25
yeara- at 54 will handle beautiful
Willamette Valley farm 25 miles from
Portland on paved highway. Good
hulldlnarn. electricltv. water system
one half mile from good school. This
farm la a money maker. Deal with
owner and save commission. Statesman
Box-100.
Mr EQUITY In modern seven
room house. Close In. Am leaving city.
Care Statesman, box 282
nf I 1 PCT1TE
at icnvs at a real bargain. 30
acrea cultivated. Good soil on liiatli-
m-nv barn and hen house, gooa ne
ttnrlng $4100 and ea.y terms.
4 AUnli rti iioa.h i iv.uri
CinnA buildings, electricity. Bearing
fruit and berries. The soil is good . -
cellent location. For a close in ho
soV this. Priced ?3a0O. or trail- r..r
city prorx-rty.
5 ROOM house basement furiM. ,
Karage. Good location. Sfll or trade.
SEE STEUXER
2T5 State Street '
Why Pay
.0
-.15. 10
-.14. 15
20
.07
Sfl'i
..1.05 ,
.. .55
.. .48
35.00
Cows, good- 05(f.07
Veal, good 10 0.12
Steers 0509
Bulls, good .. 06f.07
Hogs, top .08 H
Heavy Sows 06(5'.06'i
Spring l.mbs 09(.10
Wethers OCjf.09
Ewes, top 04H.06H
Dressed Meats
(Buying Price)
Hogs, top 1114
Veal, top 17
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NOTICK OP APPOINTMENT OF
EXECUTRIX
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 Marion, as executrix of the
last will and testament and estate
of George W. Walton, deceased,
and that she has duly qualified as
such executrix; all persons having
claim? against the estate of said
decedent are 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
27th day of November, 1928.
LOUISA J. BARTON'.
Executrix of the last will and
testament and estate of George W.
Walton, deceased.
RONALD C. GLOVER.
Attorney for Executrix,
Salem, Oregon.
N 27 Dec. 4-11-18-25.
NOTICE OF FINAL
SETTLEMENT
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned has filed in the
County Court of the State of Ore.
gon, for the County of Marion,
his duly verified Final Account,
as Executor of the last, will and
testament and estate of W. H.
Robinson, deceased, and that said
Court has fixed Wednesday, the
26th day of December. 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
County, Oregon, as the place for
hearing said final account and all
objections thereto.
Dated at Salem. Oregon, this
uin day of November, 1928.
ASA I. EOFP.
Executor of the last will and tes
tament and estate of W. H.
Robinson, deceased.
RONALD C. GLOVER.
Attorney for Executor,
Salem, Oregon.
N20-27;D4-11-18
$275 to $375. or 50x165 N. 17th si , . . t
addition restrictions. (N. lTtlit.
$400 to $725 for laurel Park A-I.l,-tlon
Lots restrictions, (just west . f
Hollywood. )
$200 to $300 for Pleasant Home Ad
dition Lots. N. E. Leslie school.
$500 to $900 for S. Church su t
hots. Between Oxford and Uoyt.
$800 to $3300 for Kalrmount lotnt
tween Leffelle and Wilson stu. '.
(highest building restrk itions. )
INVESTIGAfP all surrounding ..
buys' and then come in.
189 N. High Street
Becke & Hendricks
BEAUTIFUL corner lot and r.H.m
house, needs repairs, can lie lwns t
for $3200. Easy payments.
Bus. Lot close in, splendid local loti
for shoe repair, cteanlng parlors. .m
be bought at low price.
Apt. house netting big dividends
take as part payment goou house .ma
IOt" GERTRUDE J. M. PAGE
484 Court Street Phone I S
$1300. Nice bungalow 3 "rooms n.l
nook, bath, good location, $?00 dov. n.
$2500. Stucco home in good condi
tion. 6 rooms and nook, fireplace, gar
age. $250. down.
$2650. good home, 5 rooms, fireplace,
wl hoiinc. s-araate avnd Daving pd. $.0.
down. $30. ier mo. Interest Included.
.....A . - . . . VmrHah 4 l. rtA
home modern in every way, paving pd.
$200. down.
$3900. New bungalow, 5 rooms, at
tic stairway, fireplace, furnace, alt
floors. $100 down. .
$3900. New 6 room English typo
home, modern In every way, paving
etc. $300. down.
$5250. New English type honi
rooms, all oak floors, tile floor in
bathroom, tile drain boards, well lo
cated to schools and bus. $500 down.
$500. 7 room hon close in. modern.
In every way and line location. $T,'0
down.
$1000, $2000 and $3500 to loan at
MELVIN JOHNSON
320 U. S. Bank Bldg. Phone j7
SACRIFICE SALE Attractive 4
room modern home well located on N.
17th st. Just south of Market, a real
bargain at $2300. $560. down, balance
easy terms. Located on paved street
and bus line. DOX T NEOLECT TO
SEE TH13 HOME.
W. H.. GRABEN HORST A CO.
Real Estate 4i Kire Insurance
134 8. Liberty Street
ATTRACTIVE HOME BARGAIN'
New modern 4 room home with paved
street, fireplace, oak' floor, built in
kitchen, wired for electric stove, gar
age with cement tloor ana time.
Price 28;iO. $100. aown. move num
In. balance monthly. SEE
W. II. GRABEN HORST A CO,
Realtors
134 S. Liberty St. Phone M5
- Real Estate & Flra Insurance
LOT BARGAIN Lot 50x100 located
on paved street, pavement paid. Fair-
mount. Hill district. Price $950. : -u
for auick salt'. See us at once.
W. II. GKA BEN HORST ft CO.,
. Realtors
134 S. Liberty St Phone ilS
LOTS LOTS LOTS $175 to $3.70.
$10. per month Interest S. If you ars
Interested In purchasing a lot, see us,
we have a large list to select from.
. W. II. GRABEN HORST CO.
134 South Liberty St.
TWO SPLENDID LOTS
EACH 50x150, pavement, east front.
Beautiful trees, fine location. Offered
at an attractive figure in spile of pres
ent low lot values.
SOCOLOKSKV Sc. SON
First National Bank Building
A CHRISTMAS present for vour
family of a home that is out of the or
dinary on Fairmount Hill. Owner nreda
money in business and will sell at 1ps
than cost. Built 3 yrs.. view that can
not be excelled. 2 fireplaces. Modern in
every way. This Is an opportunity fr
a beautiful home priced right.
WINNIE PETTYJOHN, Realtor
175 South High tSreet
5 ACRE fruit tract, arood five room
house, good well and spring, outbuild
ings, b mi. s. or satem. pione 36t i3.
FOR SALE at aJUcmirnr
for good car or truck $350 equity In
small home well located. Call 705 S.
12th or phone 9.
t run .vik choice building lota)
close in paved street In $00 block oa
N. 14th. Will make low prlcfor cash
can be had separately lif desired.
Phone 13 30-J or .call at 5 '5 N. 14th..
BEAUTIFUL HOME overlooking
Salem. Fruit acreage, chicken ranch.
Easy payment... Phone 13J. Owner,
owner.
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ixm iK UOUNTY COURT OP
THE STATE OP OREGON FOR
THE COUNTY OP MARION,
PROBATE DEPARTMENT
in me Matter of the Estate
of
CYRUS BUTLER. DeceaRAd
Notice ig hereby given that the
undersigned has been appointed
executrix of the last will and tes
tament of Cjrui Butler, deceased
by the County Court of the State
of Oregon, for Marion County, and
has qualified. All nr.r.n. ,i
claims against said
hereby notified to oresent th.
same to me at Route 8, Box 74
Salem, Oregon, with the proper
vouchers and duly verm .ihi
six months from the date hereof.
Dated and first ; published De
cember 4. 1921. h iK"
Last , ublicatlon January " 1,
FRANCES E, BUTLER?:
r " ' " ' Executrix.
JESSE ,0. WARRINGTON.
Attorney.- . ..
tit Corbettldg. .
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1929
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FOR SALE
Attractive Fairmount Hill Homo
Built by owner
ARTHUR RAHN
Phone 1927 or 432
YOUR LAST CHANCE to "geTTest
home la Salem under $4000. S wonder,
fully arranged and cheerful rooms,
modem In every detail. The Home yo
would lov to live In but ifa rf tho
market Saturday night. Dee. I. at th
price-33309. Easy terms.
SEE DELANO OR MASON -290
N. Church Phone 2 S3
By owner. Duplex house. 51 N.
Winter. .
45 A. farm all In cult. Bldgs., fruit,
only $Ji00 easy t.rms.
80 A. Waldo Hills farm weH Im
proved bargain $10. 00. clear, take is
idence for part.
ALL modern 7 room buncalow. nice
comer, snap $4500 terms.
20 A near Salem, paved road. liaJf
In fruit, sacriflce $3000.
4 good houses for rent.
PERRINE A- MARSTERS
BARGAIN, on secnunt nt A.mtY
owner, this property must be aold.
iEfw v.1. V","1? larKe rooms And
HOOK, built In Vit. Kn mtwxA ii.i
Iiht fixtures, garage, comer lot. on ,
EfJ "AV.."- 'Will buy it, Eas?
wiii pay tou to Investigate.
- '- -F. L. WOOD .
" 4 State Street ' I
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r . ... BARGAIN
fnima SALEM must sell U.
fore January. 1st.. Modern room
houae in North Salem with new fu
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