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Tho. G, t-ais, .Ml. Angel, Or.
; F0K quirk sale, bungalow, five
rooms, fireplace, pa veil street,
large lot. near car line iinil
school. Owner, 1875J. 209
LOST Botany. English and Latin
book and notebook. Return to
high .school r Lynn Plimpton,
Rt. 4. 2 h i
KICK six for sale, 1917. 5 pas
senger, IJ-45, in excellent con
dition. A snap if taken this week
Can lie seen at 474 Court St.
q270'
FOR SALE Child's leather top
sulkey $7; 7 year old boy's
high top shoes '; 5 year old
boy's white wash suil $1. Phone
UMW. e270
HlWBING, repairing anil coil
work a specialty, reasonable
charges. A. L. Godfrey, shop
foot of Union St. Phone 1517.1.
m
W ACRES, 15 cultivated, 200 cords
ot wooii. i'k miles out. $2250,
)750 msh. Magee, room 29 cor
ner State and Commercial, over
Busiek's. rt'
FOR SALK Fordson tractor, all
laernauten, l Oliver 3 10-inch
gang plow, l Roderick beam 7
foot tandem disc, 2 oil barrels
some oil, $1000 cash. Address
nns 5 cure .lournal. r271
WE represent the Oregon Fire
Relief association of McMinn
fflle. Or. See us for low cost de
1 penihlile Insurance. Standley
fi ii,leJ' ao"ts, j & 2 Bush
. Mng.. Salem. Or. ico
fFOR SALK 2n lire l,l,,o,l ih,.i
Jorn heifers, one yearling $4.1,
1 seven weeks old $30. Stock
ogs ,0 lbs up. W. H. Bgan &
Sons. GervalB, Kt. 2, phone SF
Trrr.
p271"
iPMi-One big Shepherd do.
"HT bteck hair, bush tail, tan
Wtt aiK.e eyes, tan under body
name Pup. PIease noUf j ,c
JjWWKIal St., siem, 0r.. if
en and receivp
I ' j'K "Vliest io,' s ro"on;
-use n, Salem for Mx thousand
and fly hundred dollars, oon-
"7 U' "am f one block
r , 'p, Ult S0 wit" 't, good
n"S Phone r,4n nn
Sta in "0''es Kood 'and. 40
i, t, ltlvaon. 12 cres in
h ;"" pastuie'. Plwe well
from u i "catec 3 miles
m t, .,'ri,'e $S000' Ca!1
" Hosition .as hnnw.
o he' Ca,'e f("- "'valid, reas-
' 4i V,rs',im,Ist have
of wo ""h me- "o afraid
4u"'k'.,,ut have good home;
. Housek ' : ,Ma box
g;BRKg: "."e Journal. 1,271
r tM.i ', "u,nen) over 17
Pnr ""'lu, unneces
f&o,rJL, '"" oartlcular of
'fonoeTi, "'ite J- Lenard,
'" Bid , !Tic PX-'minei-)
ton. rt c ls " '"h?
s Room i n27i
sooo wol'i""', P'awSo. lot
Med 1 sh'"' fu" uf wood.
blok froo ' ","""t i
sold , ' r hriH' This must
E? h Pri0 -ftn
i.uiw r i,;o..
71 '
I fOR sat , . xiouses
house ci ' room plastered
,5ll5. re "J" ' niall fruit, lot
fe5?r. 7",; vn :l'iP for cash.
' P.Or7rr---l Lh uch a2 7 0
Tlfi,io.0t "ItUOfeet, a'
5f. ovi-re, "I- must
-io,o. ei O'ng east. 147 v i
r? -
"? mod"' " r "ale-. 7 room.
ZtoZ except Payment,
Nt ri1",' Metric lights.
nT.''.ces, 2 fart.;'
"a ft? "walk, a bargain I
".SR. TH
a m, good home
terr ' ,'"'"ent down and
st? Tt,.' M ,he rest, whv nnv
fhone '"vj rplacps 'or sale
I '-srrwiy modem f
tcei,- ;" ' clo!w in. This
, , , ' ' Bood buy. Price
"us. Hart & Mul-
Pidg.
p. -
ft- -.- "King on n E
-- o,i i',Ver, Rna acre of!
Usee- , to "" at $1,
J im A'"1 28 -ner of
y'i
vummercial over
I
rooms rincA j-.
cU.han i so wrong on
"lnce Vearly
Aree. room ? ,
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J-r-ToTTn for spnn
ISEvSKi' sale ' i ,, c2?1
rr.fi-niv $.',iHlit on a 540
FSi" Oregon. Will K.
acre ranch'" v - 20n
. FOR 8ALE--For 10 days
only at the price of
$3590, an apartment
bouBe of 18 rooms,
including moat of the
furniture, good lot
in good location. Now
rents for $74.50 per
month. Let us show
you. L. A. Hayford,
30a Stute St. a269
FOR SALE Lot and fi room house
with basement, Hione 20S7R.
1239 Broadway. n269
GOING east, will sell my C room
bungalow, 2 lots very cheap.
$1S00 cash will buy this. You
will have to hurry. Call 1924 N.
Water St. a269
I'OR SALE By owner, 7 room
bungalow, bodern except base
ment, lot 50x150, 1745 S. Com'l
St. Inquire at 245 Lincoln St.
n.209
for Sale 5 houses by owner,
prices from $1500 to $3500. Emil
Krpeplln. 790 N. 17th St. a272
FOR SALE Or trade a nearly
new 2-ton Diamond T truck
cheap for quick sale. Phone
1608.1. q282
FOR SALE Large bouse and
grounds, hot water furnace, all
built in features, cement base
ment, garage. 533 N. 16th St..
owner. a292
t-uK SALE 9 room plastered
house, full basement, furnace,
bath, toilet, wash trays in base
ment, 2 lots, garage, immediate
possession. Price $3150. Hart &
Mullen. 208 Oregon bldg. a
WALLPASTE" Pertect for pa
per hanging; no cooking. Max
O Buren. 179 N. Com'l. a
For Sale Farms
TRACT of 16 acres all but four
acres under cultivation, straw
berries, loganberries, big chicken
house and brooder. About $700
worth of strawberry plants ready
to dig. Loganberries tipped.Oen
good house, two good lyirns. a
few cherry trees, good terms. H.
E. Bolinger, 328 Oregon bldg.
b269
6 ACRES, 3 loganberries, 4 miles
out close to- Keizer school; 6
room house, good v-ell and other
outbuildings. Price $3000, half
'cash, balance terms. Rt. 8, box
62, b269
FOR SALE Loganberry tract, 8
acres in full bearing, trellised
with cedar posts, rich loam soil.
Price $4500, cash, balance
easy payments at 7 per cent.
Hart & Muller, 208 Oregon bldg
b
SNAP 35 acres right in the city,
five minutes from Ladd & Bush
all in cultivation, close to city
street" car best of berry land,
good for sublivision. Price only
$8000. $2000 will handle it. M.
W. Rowley, L. A. Hayford Co.,
305 State street. b
For Sale Miscellaneous
GOATS for sale. Call 5F3. e270
FOR SALE Pigeons, phone 1128.
C270
FOR SALE Range and some fur
niture .173 S. Cottage. c270
B1TKRBURG 121 strawberry
plants $1 m. in patch. W. A.
Hernd. Turner. Or.. Rt. 2 d270
FOR SALE Sonora in good con
dition, reasonable. Mrs. W. I.
Needham. court house. c272
WILSON strawberry plants 50c
per 1000. Harry E. Martin, Sa
lem, Rt. 5, phone 26F24. d271
FOR SALE-FUU blooded New
Zealand rabbits, cheap. Cherry
City Rabbit ry. Phone 1332J
e270
CUT FLOWERS, potted plants;
also specialize In funeral de
signs. Plants Greenhouse, 13tfi
and Wilbur, 1298 S. 13th. Phone
12 SOW. 273
FOR SALE Potatoes $1.75 per
hundred delivered. Phone 26F15.
c269
FOR SALE Army overcoat and
uniform. J D N care Journal.
c272
FOR SALE Vetch and oats seed
3 He. M. M. Magee. Salem. Rt.
5. Phone 81F25. c272
FOR SALE Wilson strawberry
plants. Phone 60F11. D. E. Hall.
d272
OATMEAL paper, 20-lnch tan,
extra special, 34c double roll.
Max O. Buren. 179 N. Com'l a
FOR SALE Wilson and Oregon
improved strawnerry piams,
well rooted and stemmed, $2 per
1000; will book oiders for fu
ture delivery. These pV.nts are
from voung thi-tf'y yards. .1 B.
Peterson, Shaw, Or Phone 22F
11. ''2-0
LEATHER hands bags. $6.75 and
up. Max O. Buren. 179 N. Cora-
wnrhl m
For Sale Automobiles
FOR SALE New Chevrolet road
ster. Phone 520. q2C9
1 OLDS six. nearly new $1300; 1
Overland 90. 1919, 6 tires, bump
er, spotlight, $950; 1 Brisco 1917
$425. terms. '
J. E. Ringrose
Chemeketa and Commercial, for
merly Barnes Cash store q
CHEVROLET touring for sale,
good condition; also Maxwell
touring car for $375. 185 S. Com.
street. Cj26'
For Sale Livestock
FOR SALE 2 A-l.. large type,
fresh Jersey cows, with calves.
W. K. Henry, phoie 2F13.
e270
FOR SALE Sow and six pigs, 1
full Wooded Poland China male
hoc. seven 6-weeks old pigs.
Phone 45F24. e269
FOR SALE Sows and pigs. Reg
istered stock. Phone 13F21. e-
As a skipper Jeff is
riUTT, MAfBe X
A-M'T IN SeFT.
IR SIDNC'S
6eio(v'A cRuie
the seueM
SEAS AMD Jf
THING M Wnlt
UNTIL PROHIBITION
C AKAC 'Mi Jvrr.
KKiaaaaf' ; , s mum
FOR SALE
For Sale Wood
DKY wood Phong 1678W ee294
ANY kind ot dry fir wood or coal'
Empey & Moisnn Trn0f -. '
1 Ferry.
ee273
WOOD for sale, 16 in. old fir and
second erowth. Judd Bros.
lvt- ce26S
FOR SALE Old fir and second
growth 16-Inch and 4 foot Fred
E. Wells, 305 S. Church. Phone
1642- ee
WOOD for sale, 16-ln. fir pole
wood $8; 16-in. fir limb wood
$9. 16-in. oak grub wood $12 a
cord, delivered. Phone 23F15.
ee271
FOR SALE Good dry and green
slab wood delivered any place
in Salem, for prices call phone
8-25 Turner, Or., or 1438 Sa-lem-
ee270
For Rent
COMFORTABLE sleeping
for rent. 415 S. Cotta ge .
room
J269
A SIX room, unfurnished apart
ment for rent. Phone 540. J270
FOR RENT Single housekeeping
room, furnace heat. 1040 Les
lie. 1260
nouiii Sleeping room for rent,
nicely furnished, new; toilet and
bath. 155 8. 19th. J277
FOR RENT 150 acre farm seven
miles from Salem. F. S. Lamport
care U. S. Nat, bank. J
MISCELLANEOUS
GREAT WESTERN GARAGE
TIRE AND TOWING SERVICE.
OPP. COURT HOUSE. Phone
44. 0290
WHY pay more? Fair ground shop
will do your shoeing. Nos 1, 2, 3
and 4, $2.50 per set; No. 5 $3;
No. 6 and 7. $3.50; No. 8 $3.75.
All work guaranteed. C. L.
Wright. Prop. c270
FOR plumbing and repair work
call 287 W. n!270
NOTARY work will be done eve
nings after 6 p. m. Address 817
Mill or phone 281J. 1281
TREBLA strawberry, the most
productive and best canning
berry on the market today, se
lected vigorous plants $1.50 per
100 post paid. Apply for price
on large lots; set them out now.
Allen Fruit Co., 145 Division St.
Salem, Or. Phone 150. d278
WE Have some good farm mort
gages to sell. Hawkins & Rob
erts, 205 Oregon bldg., Salem.
Wanted Help
WANTED Dishwasher and clean
er at Willamette sanitorium.
g270
WANTED First class stenograph
er and familiar with filing, also
some bookkeeping experience.
Good salary with large growing
industry. Answer in own hand
writing Box 72 Capital Journal.
g272
LESS HELP NEEDED if you iave
a Perfection Oil Cook Stove.
Max O. Buren. 179 N. Com'l. g
WANTED Woman to help in
kitchen and laundry. State school
for deaf. Phone 646. g269
GIRLS wanted at Glove factory,
1455 Oak St. Steady work. Wag
es paid beginners. g269
Wanted Miscellaneous
BOY desires farm work. Florence
hotel, phone 928. h269
EXPERIENCED typist would like
evening work. Phone 1524. h270
WANTED Unfurnished room with
heat and lights, near Church
and Chemeketii or near univer
sity, Phone 958. 270
WANTED A refined home tor a
girl ten years of age, a reason
able sum will be allowed for
board, and clothes will be furn
ished. Phone 332 or call on Red
Cross, post office buiding. i270
WANTED To borrow $2500 on 5
acres well improved, worth $6,
000. H. E. Bolinger, Oregon
bldg
TRANSFER L. A. Barrlck Co.
Country trips, moving. Wood
for sale. Good service. Stand
271 North Commercial. Phone
734.
LOOKERS who need suit cases.
Max O. Buren, 179 N. Com'l. g
WANTED Carpenter work of any I
kind. Phone 1688W. m278 j
TRUNKS Stylish and low priced.
Max O.Buren, 179 N. Com'l. c
COTTAGE FOR AUTOMOBILE
Small cottage semi-modern, pav
ed streets, north Salem, large lot,
barn and garage; will sell cheap
or take in light car as part pay
and some cash. Owner leaving city
Priced cheap.
BARBER & PEARSON
200 Gray bldgJ a;
REAL ESTATE
L. A. HAYFORD
REAL ESTATE
305 STATE ST.
5 room plastered house close In
on N 4th St. Modern except heat.
Price $2000, terms.
5 room plastered bungalow, mod
ern except heat, Vs block to car.
Price $1800, terms.
6 room house close in on paved
street and car line. Price $3300,
half cash.
6 room plastered house, large
lot. cheap at $1600, good terms.
7 room plastered house, base
ment, on paved street . and car
line. Price $4000, terms.
8 room plastered house close In :
011 paved street and car hub, bw terms.
ern. $5500, terms. 3 room house, large lot. $400,
9 room plastered house on State 10( down, balance like rent,
street, modern, good garage. Price 10 acreg near Salem most all in
$6000, part terms. v,earing orchard, new set farm
IS room furnished apartment buiIdinss. snap $4200.
house, close In. Price $4800, good , 30 mjiij0n (eet saw timber well
terms. located in Willamette valley at
If you are looking for a good , sacrifice prjee for sale or exchange
home in the city we have it. If; Half geo,,,, good wheal land
you are looking for a home on I subject to iirigation in Pendleton
easy payments we have it. If 5'ou JistrJct to exchange for income
ore looking for any kind of farm , rt
or fruit proposition we have it. pkrrinE & MARSTERS
See us. 1211-12 Com. club bldg. n
Li. A. riAironL,
305 State street.
there like a duck.
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rfV , lAKCKt SOrWe I
REAL ESTATE
6 room house close in $3150,
$1000 down, $25 per month.
6 room house on paved street,
$2400. $1200 down.
5 room bungalow, 1 lot $3500,
all in good repair.
8 room house, m lots, $3200.
$1200 down.
7 room house 3 lots, many fruit
trees, only $2500, $800 down.
6 room house, electric lights,
bath, splendid location, large
grounds, one of the best invest
ments in Salem, $1800, $1200
down.
8 room house, furnace and all
is needed for comlort, close In.
$50.00.
8 room house in splendid condi
tion, close In, $5500. $1500 down.
8 room house n very best con
dition, fireplace, furnace, base
ment all cemented, 4 bed rooms,
garage. ,arge beautiful gjrfcunds,
in splendid location. $6000.
A beautiful home, hardwood
floors, on one of our best streets,
$8500; another beautiful home on
an attractive corner $9000; still
another beautful home on a large
attractive coiner $11,000; close in
near car line, a large home com
plete in every detail, $10,000.
Close in property, splendid for
business $6500; another business
lot $5500, old house.
7 room house right down town,
large lot, $4500.
7 room house on Saginaw, $4500
4 room house, 2 lots at $2000,
$500 down.
7 room house, a splendid busi
ness location, $4500, come and let
me explain this to you.
7 room house on a corner, $3500.
$500 down. The best located lots
at the old price, truly splendid
buys.
90 acre farm, will take house 11
trade; ths is a good farm, In
fruit.
32 acres with all stock and
machinery, 3 acres of small fruit,
close to town ; see me about these
farms, you will like them.
Many smaller tracts close to Sa
lem. Have a beautiful home close to
town with all equipments and sev
eral acres of ground, $10,000.
(I room house n West Salem $L',
500. 6 room bungalow all in good re
pair $4500, $500 down.
Have a splendid lot located in
the very best part of Salem and 7
room house, $6500, terms,
I have one of the best buys on
D street, a good house and lots of
fruit for a little money, for only
a few days.
GERTRUDE J. M. PAGE
492 N. Cottage. Phone 1186. n
BESTBUYS
One acre. acre logans, bear
ing; chicken coops, wood shed, 5
room house, half block from car
line; $2800, $1700 cash, balance
at 6 per cent.
10 acres all cultivated; five acres
to fruit; good 8 room house, con
crete basement, wood house, chick
en house. All fenced, at city lim
its; a good buy at $8000.
160 acres, 100 cleared, 60 tim
ber, 10 acres prunes; 9 room house,
good barn, good well and two
springs; 7 miles from Salem, $105
per acre.
120 acres, 20 cleared, 90 acres
slashed and seeded to pasture; 90
acres tillable land 30 acres in
timber. Small house, new Barn,
complete set of outbuildings. All
fenced with woven and barb wire.
Running water and well. Portion
of land can be irrigated from
spring; IV2 miles from town; $5,
250. cash, balance at 6 percent.
26 acres all cleared, 5 acres to
nruries. bearing; 9 room houfce,
large barn, milk house and other
outbuildings; 2 wells on tne place
1 mile from town; $5000.
HOUSES
5 room new modern bungalow,
paved street, finest of shade trees,
garage; good location. $4500, $3,
250 cash, balance like rent.
7 room house, close in; paved
street; east front, big shade tree
in front of house; $3000.
5 room house, lot 112x210 feet.
Lots of fruit, walnut trees, small
barn, chicken house and largo
pen; 4 blocks of car line, 3
blocks from school; $3200, $1000
I cash, balance balance at 7 per
cent. .
4 room house, east front, paved
street, two blocks of O. E. station
$875, $250 cash, balance at 7 per
cent
7 room house 111 Tine locality,
strictly modern, furnace; has ga
rage; 1 block from school, at car
line; $6500, $2500 cash, balance
at 7 per cent.
5 room house on paved street;
$2500, $1500 cash, balance at 7
per cent.
7 room house, corner lot, east
front, 4 blocks from school and
car line, $2200, $1000 cash, bal
ance at 7 per cent. A good buy.
D. D. SOCOLOFSKY
341 Sthte St. Bayne bldg, room 1
n
GET A HOME
Just listed a 6 room bungalow,
modern except furnace and fire
place, close to street car, fine lo
cation, immediate possession ' $3,
500. 7 room plastered, lights, bath,
city water, concrete foundation,
garage, $2700. half cash.
BKun
Over Busick's store, corner State
,-md Commercial.
a272
FIRST CLASS INVESTMENTS
0 finros nlnso In. COOll buildings.
stock. machinery, feed, tools. $2,-
JOURNAL WANT ADS PAT
IF X-THOUGHT you
. T- Tx
yovl IN Trie t Tt
Go on! vuHAT'
INLAND fr
REAL ESTATE
GET A HOME
3 room house, good lot $850
5 room house, good lot. $1000
5 room house, 4 acre, $1050
4 room house, corner lot, $1200
flood building lot, near car $150
Good lot. paved street, $250
H. E. BROWN
Over Busick's store corner State
and Commercial. n272
GUARANTEED USED CARS
Chandler 4 passenger speedster
3600 miles, 1921 model, $1800.
19D1 Dodge roadster, just like
new, run S600 miles. $950
1919 Dodge roadster, run 6600
miles, $1050.
1920 Maxwell touring, just new,
run 1600 miles, $975
Republic truck, 2H-ton, $2450;
Republic truck, l-ton, $1350;
Ford touring $300
Overland touring $150
Bethlehem 2 M -ton $2250
W. H. HILDERBRANDT CO.
279 N. Commercial. ij
' FARMS OF RHAL VALUE
38 ACRES RIVER .BOTTOM
About 18 acres cultivated, bal
ohos is pasture and some timber.
This is absolutely A No. 1 sandy
loam soil; 6 room house, good
barn, etc; cow, team, Implements,
feed, spuds included with farm.
A snap at $5000. half cash; close
to school and mile to electric
station.
FINE 60 ACRES
On fine main road, paved most
of way to Salem. All in cultivation,
black loam soil; close to school
and shipping station. Fair farm
house, barn, chicken houses, etc.
Pries $175 per acre. Will take
smaller fruit farm as part pay
ment. FINE LARGE STOCK RANCH
750 acres, located about 15 miles
from Corvallis and 3 miles from
shipping station; county road thru
place, 150 acres cultivated, all in
one body; 400 acres open hill pas
ture and 200 acres timber pasture;
will cruise 3 million feet or more.
All fenced; nice creek and numtaT
ous springs in pasture: 4 room
house, good sized stock barn and
some outbuildings. This is a good
paying p'nce and is a bargain at
$22.50 per acre. Will give reason
able terms or will take some good
trade in Salem.
KINNEY St SMITH
GOOD BUYS
240 acre farm all cultivated,
house and barn, main highway,
close to town. Price $100 per acre
113 acre farm, 80 acres culti
vated, balance pasture and tim
ber, good buildings. Price $14,125.
130 acre farm, 120 acres culti
vated, good 5 room modern bun
galow, barn, part of crop in. Price
$19,500.
160 acre farm, 120 acres culti
vated, two houses and large barn,
fine clover land, all stock and ma
chinery goes. Price $200 per acre.
203 acre river bottom, 100 acres
cultivated, balance pasture and
timber, 70 acres of hops, 6 horses,
1 cow, machinery, two hop hous
es, several dwelling houses. Price
$32,000. $17,000 down.
280 acre farm northeast of Sa
lem, 100 acres of cultivated land,
25 acres of beaver dam under cul
tivation, balance pasture and tim
ber, two sets of buildings, good
clover land, dark soil. Price $125
per acre.
50 acre farm, 30 acres cultivat
ed, balance pasture and timber,
house and barn, spring water,
some fine bottom soil, good dairy
and fruit land. Price $8500.
56 acre farm, all cultivated,
house and barn, 5 miles from "Sa
lem, good dark prairie soil. Price
$165 per acre; terms.
10 acres of fine bearing prunes,
good road, 4 4 miles south. Price
$5500.
120 acre farm, 80 acres cultivat
ed, house and barn. Price $90 per
acre.
64 acre farm, nearly all culti
vated, house, barn. Price $125 per
acre.
13 acre tract, small house, six
acres cultivated, good road, five
miles out. Price $1650, $650 down
Improved 1 Oacre tract, 5 acres
of prunes, 5 room bungalow, barn.
Price $5500.
54 acre tract, two acres prunes,
prunes, bearing four room house,
barn, well 4 miles south. Price $1,
750, $950 down, balance 2 years
6 per cent, interest.
If you want to buy, trade or
se'll, see
W. H. GRAB ENHORST & CO.
275 State street. n
LOOK AT THIS
9 room house and a good one
extra lage lot, with bearing fruit
trees, location best 111 city, paved.
street and sidewalk, corner ioc,
modern, bath, 2 toilets, fireplace,
etc. Mast iront near sunuoi unu
car line. This house must be sold
this week at the sacrifice price of
$3000. terms 4 cash.
BARBER & PEARSON
200 Gray bldg. a
65 ACRES EQUIPPED
Well improved, close to town
excellent farm fully equipped with
stock, grain and machinery. Pos
session. $3500 will handle this.
We are selling some good farms
look us up.
HAKBEK & 1'EAUSUIN
1 20" Grav bldg.
GET A HOME
3 room houe, good lot $850 j
R .nnm linllHI' Stood lot. $1000
c V.,.. U. unra SlOO
U 1UUIII IIUUS, T ww
4 room house, corner lot, $1200
Good building lot, near car $150
Good lot, paved street, $250
H. E. BROWN
over Busick's store corner State
ajiilojnmjecaah a.267
Farm Loans
FARM LOANS Any amount. Low
rates. Full repayment privileges.
Very prompt service. Ask about
our 20-year loans at 6 percent.
Hawkins & Roberts, 20:1 Oregon
bldg., i-'iilem, Or.
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REAL ESTATE
DON'T BUY
Until you see our listings.
107 acres, 75 in cultivation, all
sown to grain and clover, 7 room
hmiwi pnn.l rtii i-i, nn,1 nlhpr hmlri
ings, family orchard and berrieS.4
A fine farm with all stock aTtd,
machinery, including tractor.
Price $15,000. Will take improved
acreage near Salem.
10 acres, river bottom land, all
in cultivation. 7 room house, barn,
ets., family orchard, 6 miles from
town, good road. Price $3200, easy
terms.
5 acres 1 4 miles from the city
limits, all in cultivation, 1 acre
prunes, 8 room house, barn and
garage, buildings nearly new. $,5,
250. terms.
25 acres fine lumber, only fivo
nines 110111 miieiu 011 gooil i)tvei
road, about 3000 cords wood and
lots of saw timber, fine land when
cleared. See us about this. Terms
easy.
25 acre fruit farm, in the Rose
dale district, 15 acres in prunes,
4 acre strawberries. 7 room house
good lam, well and spring wa
ter, close to good school. $9000,
terms.
8 room modern house close in,
a fine rooming house, good loca
tion. $5500, terms.
8 rooms, modern, garage, lot
50x150. fruit. $3200.
6 rooms, modern, close In, fine
location, paved street, screened
porch, basement, laundry tubs.
$4250. terms.
RADCL1FF WARING
341 SHate St. n
DIRECTORY
Osteopathy
DRS. WHITE AND MARSHALL,
Osteopathic physicians and sur
geons. 506 U. S. bank building.
PhonVe 859. Dr. WWite, Resi
dence phone 469; Dr. Marshall,
residence phone 834.
DR. JOHN L. LYNCH, osteopathic
physician and surgeon, 403-4
Oregon bldg. Res, phone 58F5.
IF YOU WANT TO SELL
BUILDING LOANS MADE May
be replaced like rent.
Life, Fire. Health. Accident, In
demnity, Liability and Auto In
surance written.
A. C. BOHRNSTEDT
401 Masonic Temple, Salem, Or.
Water Company
SALEM WATER COMPANY Of
fice corner Commercial and
Trade Sts. Bills payable month
ly in advance. Phone 57.
Furniture
,'URNITURE New and 2d hand,
bought and sold. Economy Auc
tion House, 404 Ferry St. Fhone
1177.
Optician
DR. ALBERT R. MILLER Optometrist-optician,
eyes thorough
ly examined, glasses made and
fitted. 510-12 U. S. bank. Tel
ephone 341.
Stove Repairing1
STOVES rebuilt and repaired. 60
years' experience; Depot Na
tional and American fence, sizes
26 to 58 Inches high. Paints
oil and varnishes, etc., logan
berry and hop hooks. Salem
Fence and Stove Works, 250
Court street. Phone 124.
WHY SELL FOR LESS?
WE will pay you more cash for
your household goods. Get out
bid before you sell. People's
Furniture and Hardware store,
271 N. Commercial street. Phone
734.
The Markets
Grain: Wheat $1.501.60; feed
oats 65c; cheat hay $20.00 22.00 ;
oat hay $21.00 23.00; clover hay
$20.0022.00; mill run $54.00.
Butterfat: Butterfat 54c; cream
ery butter 58 59c.
Pork, veal and mutton, pork on
foot $13.50; veal fancy $13. OQ
19.00; steers 68c; cows 4c;
bulls 5c; spring lambs 7c; sheep
yearling 5c; ewes Sc.
Eggs and poultry: XU aaa
70c; light hens 18 20c; heavy
hens 24c; old roosters 12c- broil
ers 22c over two pounds.
Vegetables: Oregon onions $1.7$
per sack; California onions $2.40
per cwt.; beets per sack $2.00;
turnips per sack ft.lt; ear
rots per sack $1.50; parsnips per
sack $2.00; potatoes $1.75; sweet
potatoes 4450; cabbage $1.25
cwt; head lettuce 60c dozen; to
matoes 90c; green peppers 12c;
carrots $1.50 sack
Fruit: Oranges
$9.80; lemons
1 c
bananas 13 4c; honey ex
tv.lcl
20; emperor grapes $3.2:i
crate; cranberries $5.7 5 crate;
huckleberries 20c.
Retail prices: Eggs 76 80c;
creamery butter 60c; country but
ter 55c; flour, hard wheat $3.25
3.50; soft wheat $2.75.
LIVESTOCK
Portland, Or., Nov, 10.-
-Cattle
si, -aily; receipts 161; choice grass
$8. 50 9. 26; nn dlunr to good $6.50
7.50; fair to good $6.006.50,
common to fair $5.25 fw 6.00 ; choice
cows and heifers $8.25ii7.00; me-1
dium to good $4.255.25; fair to
medlom $3.25 iv 4.25 ; eannor.s $2.50
3.25; bulls $45.00 6.00 1 choice
GUIM CalVCS lll.OQ fifl 1 V y VftiH'
; light calves $ll.0013u0: medium
light $9.0011.00; heavv $7,000
19.00; best feeders $7.007.60; fair
! to good $6.007.00.
j Hogs steady: receipts 311; p line
i mlvo1 $14.50 1 5.00; medium 1 14
I 14.50; smooth heavy $14.00
14.uo; rougn neavy 1 1 0. ,") 1 ;
feeder pigs $1113.0.
Sheep steady; receipt) 40!- f.ast
of mountain lambs $9.50 10.00;
valley lamps
$8.509.00; culls
$5.006.00: yearlings $6.60 07.P
1 wethers $606.60; ewes $21K4.AA
1 v 1 til 1 " m 1 jz?y -vi
Batter.
Portland, Or., Mo. 10. Butter
steady; cubes extra 52 54c; parch
ment wrapped box lots 56c; car
tons 57c; half boxes 4 c more less
pian 4 box lots lc more.
mh UN
64 f o b Portland
Poultry and Eggs.
Portland, Or.. IT, Jt'.-Ertgs
selling price, case count 72 74c;
buying price 70672c; selling price
candled 747c; selected candled
in cartons 78 82c.
Poultry: Hens heavy 2?30c;
light 20 22c; broilers 27 30c;
old roosters Uc; turkeys dressed
50c; geese nominal; ducks nomi
nal. Wheat: Hard viute $i.5ri. rote
white $1.50; white club $1.50;
northern spring $1,50; red Wal'n
$1.47; barley $44; oats $42.50
45; corn No. 3 yellow $4041.
Mill stuffs Mill run $49 50;
29; alfalfa $$3; grain mixed
$23; clover $2022.
Hay Buying price timothT til
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE
Notice is hereby given that a
oad district meeting will be held
lit Pleasant Point School house
in road district No. 46 in Marion
county, Oregon, on Saturday, Nov.
27. 1920 at the hour of one o'clock
p. m. for the purpose of levying
an additional tax for read purpos
es in said district.
W. M. BUSHEY. Judge.
NOTICE
Notice is hereby given that a
road district meeting will be held
at tne resinence 01 iur. inn vuu,,
lard on old Prlnglle road in
S."' Oregon: on 'satuayT Nov!
"7 1920. at the hour 01 1:30 o ciock
for the purpose of levying
additional tax for read purpos
in said district.
W. M. BUSHEY. .ludge.
Writer Credits
Explorer With
Hero Qualities
"All the world's heroism has not
been concentrated on the battle
field during the past few years,"
says Harper's Magazine some time
ago. "While thew ar has engross
ed the world's attention this ex
plorer has dared and won Impor
tant bloodless battles against sun,
pt and darkness.
"For five years Valhjalniur Stef
ansson was extending the boundar
ies of the scientific world, his prog
ress only guessed at by those who
waited eagerly for news of him. His
success marks a new era in arctic
exploration. Like great military
commanders he has solved the
problem of supplies. Heretofore
explorers have been limited In their
trips by thet amount of food they
could carry depending upon rat
ing their dogs on the return. Stef
ansson, traveling wtlh a minimum
of provisions, has lived off the land
for months at a time and yet re
turned with men and dogs in good
health."
The foregoing is typical of the
lavish press tribute which appeared
in almost every newspaper and
magazine in the country and in
many other countries as well, fol
lowing Mr. Stefansson's return to
civilization. His thrilling story "My
Five Years in the Arctic" is to be
personally told by the noted explor
er on the evening of November 19
at the Salem armory.
Mr. Stefansson's appearance In
Salem is as a special number with
the Ellison-White lyecurn bureau.
Normal Notes
Monmouth, Nov. 10. An electric
al self winding clock has been In
stalled in the office of the normal
during the past week. It Is plan
ned that this clock will ring all
bells and will regulate the sec
ondary clocks in the training school
the dormitory, the chapel and li
brary. Only two members of the fac
ulty are doing institute work this
week, Mr. Beattie, who is at Bend,
and President Ackerman, who
plans to be at Tillamook on Fri
day. Tentative plans for enlarging
the dormitory are ready to be sub
mitted to the building and execu
tive committee.
The normal was honored to have
- 1 as guests on Monday Mrs. George
H. Gerllnger, Mrs. Helen Ladd
Corbctt, Mrs. E. R. Corbett and
Mrs. Lee Hoffman, all of Port
land, and Mrs. A. N. Bush and
Miss Cornelia Marvin of Salem,
Mrs. Gerlinger r,ivr a brief, inter
esting talk at the chapel hour.
Miss West Is entertaining Miss
Green, formerly of the art de-
partment this week.
The candy sale last Saturday
evening before the picture was a
complete financial success, netting
the juniors the money requdsit
fnr tnejr dancing r.irty on Novem-
ber 20.
The children's orchestra, under
the direction of Miss Schuett
two well rendered selections
ga ve
at the chapel hour o nMnnday.
A program with the American
legion as guests of honor will he
given In the chapel on Armistice
day, Thursday at ten o'clock. Jas.
Elvln of Salem will give the prin
cipal address.
Marion
Marion, Nov. 10. Thomas Winn
unit son John have returned from
Copyright 1920 by H. C. Fisher
Trade mark Reg. U. S. Pat. Office
southern Oregon where they
been hunting.
Mrs. Frank Sherwood is
ing a visit from her father
lives in Walla Walla.
Mr. C. A. George started
Friday morning for easteri
gon to visit his daughter,
Fletcher.
Mr. and Mrs. G. O. Boy
Salem spent last Sunday .
M. A. Barber home.
Miss Winnie Pemberton 1
other day and severely hu
hip. She is confined to, h
at the home of her 1
George Stevens.
Mr. Paul of Salem is visit
son H. L. Daul and family.
Dr. and Mrs. Harris of v
the
bed
spent last Saturday night an
I day at the nome 0f Mr. ar, Mr.
D. A. Hong.
Mr. R. O. Small, who h;
visiting nt the home of nndj
Mrs. R. Klvter. left Saturo r
his home in Toledo.
Mrs. E. Worthing of Trt
ton was a visitor at the h
Mrs. Griffith for a few day
While cuttinB wood, Car I. n-
sel had the misfortune to s -rely
cut his hand.
tile 11 nft Russell has start' '
viohniil neain after a month '
sence on account of sickm
Mr. and Mrs. Alvro Ncal '
vallls spent the week end iv
with Mr. Neat's parents.
a merry chase they were c,
bv their friends who gave
1 ., ni,i fashioned charivari
v
. nj(ya))e time was spent 1
1 games.
Gladys Hansel,
who has 1
v.sUg friends at WeUaand ,
nuns, i""""-" """"
ning.
Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Gent y 11
family, and Miss Pearl Christ- n so t
of Jefferson were guests Ni
and Mrs. Mote last Sunr'ay
Mr. Leslie DeHaven from "ash
ington spent last Saturday an-!
Sunrlav lit the home Of M
Mrs. I.ee Doerfler.
Mr. Enos Pressnell a
Marion resident was
wounded while cutting d
cherry tree. The ax caugi
clothes line, causing two
bruises on his head.
Walter Hansel's house
fire last Sunday afternoon I
flames were extinguished
mul'.t
t the
etore much damage was done.
Mrs. John W. Hall of u
is visiting her husoand's 1
Mr. find Mrs. Will Hall.
Carl Beckett has some 1
ters busy remodelling his h
Mrs. John Rhoten of Da
visiting at the home of her
ter, Mrs. M. A. Barber.
Mr. R. W. Dimmick and
have gone to Notl to reside
Lewis Lloyd has returned
Cottage Grove where he v
visit his parents.
Mr. J. A. Cilgau spent tv
of last week in Portland wl
went on business.
Raymond Colgan who ha
working In Salem has retiu
his home here.
Homer Johnson hasd
home from a mountain tr
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Runs,
returned from Seattle who.
were visiting their daughter
Hill
entsj
rh -
Guy Hammllt, a rormer
boy, and Miss Lola Powell
banon were recently marrh
have been visiting relativ
Mr. and Mrs. H. Beckma
Wednesday visiting friends
. Li-
Jef-
ferson.
Delia Hansel, who has bi n
..,,i,ni for some time n
count of sickness, has resun d hsr
school work. ',m
prnu-n mother of M S'3
ter and Mrs. Peterson, w
been in Kentucky for the pu
; yeiu
is expected home tnis we.-.
Mr. Vein CMrk of Ph
has been visiting relatives '
Rev. Ogden has purcas,
property where Mr. Albert
lives, and will soon mov,
Mr. and Mrs. Fennell wi:
where Rev. Ogden now IK
Mrs. H. W. Llbby has
Lebanon where she will isi
ives until after Thnnksgiv.
Miss Daisy Bouck is in P
on a visit.
imatl
I th
ehnel
there
mov
me t
relal
Hotel Is Taken
Over by New I ai
SHverton, Nov. 10.
leased the SHverton hoi
purchased the furniture 1
I .. n T.TI .
in the building, u. r. r-e
Seaside took possession
property Sunday evening.
During the summer loi
chants took over the fcoti
and fixtures from C. M.
mtWty hills aggregating
thousand dollars. Since tlv
ment of the property "
Coy moved to Portland
tt
lea
,.y -over
1 dg
ma
1 tl
f &s
t mei
hotel has been m cnaige
nr,,i T.iis Ijirgont, who
owned the property.
vt- rionnrv has been
In the hotel business for
ber of years and is IWU
successful landlord. He ii
make substantial Improvi
the properly and will cat'
traveling public.
The Port of Astoria co
has authorized the issu
$91,000 In port bonds to
the Issue of $.'.00,000 reci
To date the receipts 1
cheese factories at Gold I
the season total about
The price now being rece
cents.
n ils
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ly i
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service during the v
months, the Capital J
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daily, giving carriers
time to deliver paper
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future.
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