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About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980 | View Entire Issue (June 9, 1921)
TP f ! ff n ay, June 9, 1921 ?f!sSIFIED RATES l" ; T Inawlinn per insertions. 5 cents; ' tar, per month. 11 25 cents. minimum t"' v ... i Alow Tn- is o,u caan i" Cll ,r"7 over phone, unless not kt" " ,?,hlv account. No for phoneerrorB1 auce NEW TUWAi .guy 138 51 S.H'B"- vlEDSH"21"' plume 95F13. il40 wanted R. M. 1140 milk Rl. 2, Turner. ., .1,-11 t; room ::lose 138 fBEN'1 1341.V1 Dnu'"- - ..v. Kuril or -""'. r. bargains- ' " . 1 o.'s .'hisses In case; unci- vj , . K I 4 U car, ", . 13a care JUUi W security, Box 349 il40 ... ...,nl pay lu 1"'- .... laurnu women, come Kins iaa can use LTO tO woi k. j products co. Or '-'av Dodge tow- tor ford. Po" " n .11 at 1-U1 i :o 1 1 1 m e 1 a " rienced farm la j, VV. Etzel, SLay- 1 477. 18"' Or. ' ' nn' fur canning 3 i in I phone 47 F2, 138 "grade niilk goats, SAU:-- si ha , room to 138 $i & mem 141- t-L ti ..::- AVVnKKKlKS for canning Weeks ., da ivpreu STIN'i ami ca."r-- ---- reasonable pn excellent eonili- , miring .in .,n,lc on mouernic d city property f. Winter. Phone 347, ql40 VTFll ,, .i room ii'jum- cash : c I ,! ,iiv in answer. F4 care mat f,r niJ'i II" LAND China pi gg for sale, 9 East H St. 3-4 mile mlts A A. Bonney. , el39 HOT, J' ' ved street, w Box 37 care jour al40 partnient.-;. icwiy uroiNmii u ,-i. r,..i Masonic ltmpie j!41 i Ule Clover hay at m pei 'nYn field. Rt. 1, 6 miles north, icob Sinner across road from r un uw uoi, - 10 acres in bearing irun, .. . i ...... ...w flncM hniise HIS Mill . t c 7 n n it lnrnt Address F Bllverton, Or. 7 lis SI SieU iuuci uii ,--, its in the same block are wil ed at $1000 each. We are prio ns this for only 1800 for quick , niln , . . , B.. -. i';..,. I L.lll 1.,.. ..Kll. - , .. . worth $2500. price, not far out. other that is well finished nd modern except furnace. $3,- 30. Brown, over Rusiek's State nd Commercial. a R SALE Or exchange, 160 ,cres of fiin land 1 miles of ,r a C. .' r. naer Clltlivi iun t:iir miililine-s use in Salem, balance terms. Price 14500. Oco. Morse. Jen- ii i j ' ii r r n a i LOTS worth the price,- No. 1 ti block to 2, pood lot, title. S300. vurner. line soil, raven strett. clear lerms. No. 3 fine lot on (Join biercial street, naved. ear line I . .'. , 1,. r mm - Pusicks, .stutr and Commercial 'leetric liRhts. 2 lots. Price II - -. ..... im,iii ii,, use. wni, H5 2S0 cash, balance monthly room house, new, lot 100 by 1 block to street car. Price Rn, 4 toom liunEralow, new. iiith Salem 1 block to street or. Price $1775. VI eauh. bal iee terms Compton Real Rs . IN State St Phone 44. 138 ACRES 4 V, miles from Salem S'Od rnnd 1 iam l....,,,,.. 5n. acre bearing raspber 3 acres hearing prunes, 1 m bearing strawberries and mixen rrint Alan wahm '"iu ann pnod garden. 4 rai cottage, barn and chicken lllse. 100 hens IAD fhl 1 horse, farm implements. --.wiioia Iurniture and auto- Oriie all .tr m.mmm ' great buy and won't D " ul"'i long. Artnur .iregon Diag. bl40 t CAMT r.r-T m . . - 1 vt t -jots t M riruo aft c ur'c ttPfccos sivtet He He ipct WKN .Urle rmm.r aritjrVdsThat Deliver The Goods at Small Cost NEW TODAY 1917 FORD, new tirfes. L-i.od ,i,n idng order, for sale or trade for sheep. Ral(h Du Rette, Oer VtU, Or. . ql4u STRAWBKRRIES for sale 3c pr puunu. you pick tliem in your containers. Truck leaves and unload at 735 N. Com'l. 93F5 138 For Sale Rouses FOR SALE By owner" 5 room 20th St. al42 cottage on 7 33 N. Phone 1138J. MODbiiN 6 room house, except furnace, at 630 N. Winter St. Call after 4 p. m. al40 20 ACRES, 4 POOTn bungalow new, , good new barn, room for 30 tons of hay, has carried 24 head of cattle and team; trade for Sa lem city. Magee room 29 corner State and Commercial over Bu sick's. D 6 ROOM house, modern, full base . ment, large attic, lot 55x100. on good gravel street close to school and paved street. Price $2250, $800 cash, balance $20 per month. Pearcy Bros., 210 Ore gon bldg. al38 SPECIAL Party going away, a seven room plastered house, lights and water, with four beau tiful lots, all kinds of fruit, good garage and chicken house. 2 lots on pavi'd street, one block from ear line. Most all the fur niture included. This is an hun est to goodness buy. only $2800 with terms. Thomason & Row ley, 331 yj, state St. a 7 ROOM HOUSE $1750 Partly furrflshed .modern, with basement, large lot, near school; bargain for fluick sale; move right in. Price $1750, terms U or less cash. S. R. Pearson. 408 I'. S. bank bldg. Phone 914. a FOR SALE By owner 6 bungalow reasonable, on N. Water,. St. Phone 1007J. room 1924 al43 8 ROOM plastered house, 2 blocks from car, close to school. Priuv.' $1200. terms; must sell within 10 days. Magee, room 29 corner State, and Commercial over Iiu sick's. For Sale Farms FOR BAXJS By owner, 1 acre, 7 room In. use, chicken house and other buildings, 2 English wal nuts and other fruit, nice place for berries. Inquire 2400 Oak Si. al42 BY owner. 30 acres good hill land 20 acres in crop. Box 26 care Capita l Journal. b!61 FOR SALE 53 acres Vj milv west of Aumsville, Or., stock, crop and machinery. Write for terms. H e n ryFe n n e 1 L b 141 SOLD the 60acres of bottom land advertised yesterday. See this, 25 acres, 11 acres of fruit, Vi acre of strawberries, loganber ries, house, barn, located near a graded school, 6 miles from Sa lem on good rock road, south, a part of which is paved. Let us show you this, $1000 cash, will give you any time you may want on balance. Radcliff & Waring, 341 State street. n !5 ACRES all in cultivation, 5 room bungalow, basement, fam ily orchard bearing, chicken houses and yards, good well, close to school. 3 Vfe miles east of Salem on paved and gravel roads. Will trade for city prop erty as part pav or sell at price $8500, cash $4250. See L A. Hayford, 305 State St. b" THIS IS A fJOOl) ONE 22 acres all in cultivation, 9 acres of 1 year old logans. 3 Vi baby lo gatis, and 2 acres strawberries, ail well cared for, 7 miles south of Salem in one of the best fruit sections in the Willamette val ley, 1-8 mile east of old Pacific highway. Price $5500, cash to handle $2000 L A. Hayford. 305 State street. b FOR SALE 10 acres adjoining city 7 acres NltlvafM, in cher ries, apples and strawberries, fine 8 loom plastered house alone worth the money, at the low price of $3500, easy tfrntf. Thomason & Rowley, 331 State street. b" 5 ACRES, CLOSE la . On paved road, 1 V miles from business district, buildings worth $1000, some fine garden land and old orchard, ideal suburban home site Price $2800. $800 cash balance $30 Mr month, no in terest. Paafcy Bros.. 210 Ore gon hldg. nl38 For Sule Hscjellaneous O O OSEB E R RIES for sale. Phone 86P22. ol42 CHOICE garden cut flowers. 801 Locust, phone 1024W: cl41 FOR SAL... Several sacks j.f Burba nk seed potatoes. Peter Bishoff, Rt. 6, box 49A. cl38 FOR SALE 200 Ancona baby chicks, 10c each. 1497 M. 5th street. LuA.Grier; fl39 STRAWBERRIES for canning 75c per large crate; pick them ar self. furnish your own contain ers. Phone 14F3. 142 FOR SALE Hughes electric range 758 watt water heater, with wir ing complete. $100 takes it all. See It at 960 Union St. c!38 WILSON strawberries. 3c per lb. You piek them yourself. Bring Containers. Harry Martin, six miles east on Marteay road. Phone 26F24. "H9 lift '11 V. x 1 11 e it.:. i.nk - uuuiYC IAJ Weill d, lUTlg SjyCll 1U1 bUlB IA1UUU THAT RCIA OF V:vejTec-rJ L 6AF.N6 AT r-CTY- BROADWAY tr For Sale Miscellaneous CHOICE Wilucwjjtrawberries pick iiiu supply containers, 3c per pound. Rt. 2, fox 79A, Wilde. C138 f UK SALE S. C. White- Leghorn hens, also baby chicks to batch June 10. James E. Foster, Rt. 4 phone 33F23. fl38 OLD newspapers, 10c the bundle usea as carpet mat for pack lag, etc. Capital Journal ofiice. FOR SALisi Sterotyplng mats 10c per bundle, used as a tight and stout weather proofing card board. Capital Journal office, For Sale Livestock" FOR SALE Team, 4 and 5 years old, also wagon and harness; would trade for car. 144 S. 13th W. R. Wells. el42 8 YEAR old. all around horse for sale or trade. 25 46 Hazel ave. el38 FOR SALE Or will take cow in on light team of mares, 8 and 9 years old, and harness. Phone 377W. el38 FOR SALE A good voune team cheap. Phone 88F5. el38 FOR SALE Bay mare 7 years old, weight 1100 lbs., sounii and well broke, 0r would trade for a good cow. Phone 110F11, or address A. Eggiman, Silverton. Or., Rt. 2. -el38 ForSale Automobiles CHEVROLET 490 delivery car for "e en cap. f hone S-lr 12. ql;i8 OVERLAND 90 at a bargain. Wind deflectors, spotlight, cord tires, good naint. in fine mechanical condition. 170 S. 12th SI. al3S Qood used cars at bargain m-ic- es.CherryCity garage ql3k' FOR SALE 1921 ILarley David son 74 n, cheap. Phone 604R. ql4l FOR SALE Or trade, light Stu debaker 4 in good shape, cheap. 1792 Broadway. ql38 For Sale Wood 16 INCH old fir and 4 growth. Phone 981.M. foot 2nd eel40 OET your winter supply of wood or coal from the Salem Fuel yards. Special prices off the car. Phone 529. Theo. O. Zienian. Chas. Soos, props. ee DRY wood. Sproed can fill orders' 1H78VV. eei38 FOR SAL Old pitchy 16-inch fir and second growth 4 feet wood. Phone 1727. ee!49 FOR SALE Large 4 ft. mill wood, sawed even length 12 ich or 16 inch. Special price on 5 cord lots Seasoned mill wood First class 16 inch old fir Fred E. Wells, 305 S. Church, phone 1542. ee FOB RENT FOR RENT House keeping rooms at Cottle Apts., 343 Vi N. Crim mercial. jYj9 FOR RENT Rooms, Liberty. call 594 N. 1 MODERN apartments at 633 Fer ry. jl6 FOR RENT Small sales room in good location. See Dan Burns. Ferry and High streets. J 1 38 FOR RENT For summer mod ern 7 room bungalow, furnished. Phone 1159R. J ! 41 FOR RENT Nicely furnished rooms in private family, board if desired. Also garage. Call 160 S. 15th St. jl38 FOUR room apartment for rent in a fine location. 2 blocks from supreme court bldg., 3 rooms of this all fitted up nicely for house keeping; the furniture for sale. Call soon, 1411 Stale St., Salem, Or; Jt38 l.i.t and Found LOST Man's blue serge coat. Finder please leave at Capita Journal office. 1.138 LOST pink cameo lavalier, oval siiape. Finder please phone 1862M. Reward. kl38 MIXCRU.ANRnUS CAR to trade for city lots. Magee, room 29, corner State and Com mercial over Busick's. q CHIMNEY sweep, phone 191; fur naces cleaned. ml60 FOR carpenter work, phone 806M 156 PRIVATE maternity Phone 1959J. hospital. Hi 1 48 ROOFs reshingled, repaired and tarred. Phone C. C. Kays, Cher ry City hotel or 34F3. 1156 HOUSE and roof painting, lead and oil, right price. Phone 1611M, Wells. 148 ORDER your awning from Dill man. 2011 Maple avi . m!52 CONCRETE work, all kinds, base ments a specialty, up to date mixer. Chas. ei. inompson phone 1526R. 141 YOU that want rarpinter work and painting done, call 1959J. , 114'' xiAICK MORS MONEY on your small farms. Use a Beeman tractor or a Beaman Jr. W. E. Burns-Dan Burns (Not Brothers, the Same Man) it... . iiuri. FORD repairing done by expert mechanic in your own garage. Price reasonable and work guar anteed Out of town work solic ited Phone 2098R. 2 rings. ql 40 know Yoo ve got A coll MT duiT atuAWTic -V" V mm. The Capital Journal, Salem, Oregon Wanted Miscellaneous WANTED A 6 room bouse. box 260. P O U39 STRAWBERRY pickers wanted to pick 8 acres, 93F5. gl39 WANTED Position by girl book keeping and general office work preferred. 332 N. llith. hl38 WANTED Job driving truck or delivery car, can furnish refer ences. Call 938M. hl39 STRAWBERRY pickers wanted. G. R. Adams, phone 5SF11. gl3? WANTED To rent modern " 5 room unfurnished house. Phone 103 between eight and 5 o'clock H39 HOUSE WANTED About June 15, would like to rent a 6 room house; will take a year lease. P O box 260. 1139 WANTED To rent small furn ished house for two adults, pre fer to be some distance from business section but accessible to street car. Phone 82 during the day ii40 EX-SERVICE man wants position as meat cutter In Salem. A. A. Snider, 1885 N. Liberty St. hi 41 WANTED flounekeeper, steady Job, two in family; no objection to small child. Box 626 care Journal. gl ,'t 8 WANTED Location for bees. Hans Rehb, Rt. 6, Salem, box 139. IMS- WANTED To rent by responsi ble people, no children, a mod ern four or five room house, furnished preferred. Telephone 85. 1139 WAJvTED Old mattresses to make over, phone 19, Capital City Bed ding 'Co. 1 PLUMB'NQ, . Repairing end coll work a specialty, reasona (I ' charges. A. L Godfrey, shop foot of Union S(. Phone 1617J. ml40 WANTED $1100 first mortgage on 20 acres. Howell Prairie, 7 per cent interest; $14J0 on im proved suburban hom"; $So0 on 5 room house and 2 lots in Sa lem Radcliff & Waring, 341 State St. t l OLD newspapers, 10c the bundle Used as carpet mats, for pack ing, etc. Capital Journal office REAL ESTATE BEST BUYS AND EXCHANGES 15 acres, 6 Vi bearing prunes, 4Vi logans, $6000, $1500 'cash, balance easy terms. 160 acres, 10 prunes, fair im provements, 90 acres fall crop looking fine, 60 acres timber pas ture, for a short time $100 per acre; half cash. 100 acres, 12 acres prunes with good crop on. 88 acres in grain; fair improvements, large list of stock and equipment. $200 per acre. Terms if desired. 20 acres close to Salem, 70 acres near Mullno, 20 acres near Grand Ronde. 30 acres at Aumsville; will trade all or part on a Iruit ranch. Orchard must be good with fair improvements. Have large list of houses at greatly reduced prices. SOCOLOFSKY 341 State street. n , BARGAINS IN HOMES 25 acres choice river bottom land, house, barn, well, over half in berries, team, crop, tools; quick sale $4800, easy terms. 55 acres near Salem, 20 acres prunes, buildings. fine springs, creek, some timber, good road. Snap $9000, $1500 cash, balance crop payment. Nice modern 5 room cottage, fine lot, nice location near school and church and carline. Snap, $1,- 850. Best buvs and exchanges. PftRRINE & MARSTERS Gray bldg. t L.UUO 1)118 AINU TKAUUld I 2.14 acre tract located close to the canine, nearly aii in bearing fruit, 4 room House, well. Price 2800. t acre tract, nearly all cultivat ed, balance in fruit, loganbei nea, strawberries, gooseberries, pi uues, ctierrie, J room bouse, barn, well. Price $4UU0, terms. 30 acres ot fine dark soil locat ed just east of Salem, fine set Of larm buildings, 7 acres set to lugaua, 2 3-4 acres in strawber ries; will take in exchange as part payment, good modern home in Willi or larger acreage. .Price $15,000. a acres, 4 acres loganberries, 1 acre strawberries; will exchange for house and lot. Price $3500. 10 acres, 5 acres prunes, 2 acres logans, 5 room bungalow, barn, well; will take bouse and tut up to $2500 as part payment. Price $5500. HOUSES Good 5 room cottas, oascnient, bath, toilet, lights, close In. Price $2400, $500 down, balance terms. Good T room modern home in good location; will take cheap home as part payment. Price $6,- 500. Good modern home In Portland to exchange for good home in Sa lem. .' .ne east front view lot located o;i pavement on Fairmount bill. Price $900, $300 down, balance terms. If you are looking to buy. trade or sell, see W. H. GRABENHORST & CO. 275 stale street. n REAL ESTATE WORTH WHILE A good 5 room house, modern except furnace, $2500; In south Salem. 63 acres, equfpt, $5000; near a town and railroad. One acre and 3 room house, near car line. $1300, $150 down. A 5 room plastered house on paved street, not fully modern. $1300. MILLS & COPLEY S31V4 State street. n A BUSINESS OPENING In the way of a first class loca tion for a rooming and boarding establishment of the better class. A pice corner with large house of 11 rooms (with slight alterations.) If. at all interested, consultation welcome. WILLIAM FLEMING 34 State St. n SPECIAL OFFERINGS $ room house, large lot. $800, $200 cash. 5 room modern plastered house, basement, garage. $2250. 6 room modern, H acre ground close to car and school $2500, easy terms. 120 acres 7 miles Salem, 60 acres under plow, good fruit land, 5000 cords of wood on place, oak and fir. Price only $37 per acre, good terms. 10 acres mostly in fruit, close to Salem. $3300; want Salem res idence. If you want anything in real estate better buy now, things will soon begin to move and prices ad vance. JOSEPH BARBER REAL ESTATE AGENCY 200 Gray bldg, phone 790. n LEGAL NOTICES PROPOSAL i on BIDS for ComCntCtton of Street Im provements Nojiee is hereby given that the Auditor and Poli Judge of the city of Dallas, Oregon, will re ceive sealed bids Yi n t i 1 8 o'clock p. m. on Monday. June 20. 1921. for the construction of approxi malely 1060 cubic yards excava tion, 9000 square yards subgrade, and 3600 square yards gravel road way. The improvement, so proposed to be undertaken and made, shall he constructed and completed at the grade and of the materials and n the imanner n aill respects as shown by the plans and specifica tions prepared by Edward J. VTimes, the engineer of- said city. L adopted by the council of said city, and now on file In the office of the undersigned auditor and police judge, to which reference is here by had for a more detailed de scription of said proposed im provements. Each bid must be nccompanled by a certified check, payable to the city of Dallas, Oregon, for ten per cent of the amount of the bid. to Insure the giving by the bidder of a good and sufficient bond for the faithful performance of the work specified in his bid, and the execution of a contract with the city for the performance of such work. The envelope containing the bid must be addressed to the under signed auditor and police Judge, and marked: "Bids on street im provement." Bonds equal in amount to the contract price will be required for the faithful performance of the contract. The said city reserves the right to reject any and all bids. This notice is given by order of said council, made at a regular meeting thereof, held on the 6th day of June, 1921. Witness my hand and the seal of said oftjr, this 9th day of June, A. I). 1921. (SEAL) J. T. FORI), Auditor and Police Judge of the City of Dallas, Oregon. 143 SALEM MARKETS Complied from reports of Salem dealers (or the guidance of Capital Journal readers. (Re vised dailir.) Grain: Average valley whes (bulk) $1.00. Hay: Cheat toby I32.00O23.00 oat bay $22.00024.00; elorai Wholesale Prices Vegetables: Oreeon onion 75e 9)1.00 cut; California ontcus hay $20022. Meat: Hogs $8.55; dressed hogs HVi12c; top steers 5igc cows 3f5c; bulls 4 Vic; spring Iambs 6c; sheep yearling 4c jheared; wool on 5c; veal fancy dressed 12c. Poultry and eggs: Eggs 20c; light hens 15c; heavy hens lSi J0c; old roosters 10c; stags 16c; broilers 22c. Butterfat: Butterfat 27c; cream ery butter 34t35c; country but ter 30c. milk $1.60 per cwt. $2.00 cwt; beets $2.00 cwt; Loa Angeles lettuce $3.75 ;carrots $1.25 per cwt :Callfornia cabbage fie lb: green peppers 25c; rlraharh 6e; asparagus 13c lb: FINANCIAL MARION-POLK County Farm Loan association has money to loan at six percent. W. D. Smith secretary-treasurer, 303 Salem Bank of Commerce. PRINTING A SATISFIED customer returns. Rowland Printing Co. Phone 1512, over Ration booh store. HOI SI HOLD GOODS WHY SELL FOR LESS! WE will Pay you more cash for your household goods. Get our bid before you sell. People's Furniture and Hardware Store, 271 N. Commercial street. Phone 714. CITY SCAVENGER SALEM SCAVENGER Garbage and refuse of all kinds removed by tho month at reasonable rates. Cessnools cleaned and dad ani mals removed. Day phie 167. night phorle 1698R. R. C- Cum mins, Mgr. m STOKE nXTl'RKS COMPUTING scalas, cash register and goneral store fixtures at 226 Stark St, Portland, Or., be tween lit and 2nd streets. OITM'IANS GLASSES fitted by Dr. L R. Bur dette, optometrist, Bow Optical Co.. 326 State St. STAGE LINES SALEM, Jefferson. Albany and Corvallls stage, leaving 1:30 p. m. daily. Bligh hotel. MERCHANT TAILOR FRANK 294 N PALM Merchant tailor, Commercial St. M. A. ESTES, fine tailoring, State street. 384 TRANSFER OREGU'V TAXI and transfa)', Lib erty and Ferry street. Phone 77. MERCHANTS Cooperative Parcel delivery. Transfer trunks any part of city 50c. Messenger serv ice. 179 S. High, Phone 230. CHAS. E. CHANDLER, general transfer, expert furniture mov ing. Office Clark's Tire House. Phone 74. IF its to be hauled, "Let Van Du it." Phone 841. Vans Transfer, 241 N. Commerclar St. .HNK WANTED Rags and secondhand nf oil lilnHi Hnnllul .tnnU company, phone 398, 215 Cen- ler sxreei. . PIANOS ("IIKURINGTON Piano House, Bush und Lane pianos. 415 Court street. OEO. C. WILL pianos, phono graphs, sewing machines, sheet music and piano studies. Re pairing phonographs and sew ing machines. 432 State, Salem. Oregon. R, W. BALLANTYNE, tuner, play ers a specialty. Phone 362, Cher rlngton Pis no house. EDWARD WELP experienced pi ano tuner. Leave orders W1U Music store. CLEANING AND DYING SALEM cleaners find Dyers Suits cleaned $1 50 Suits pressed 60c. 1216 S. Com'l. Phone 1868. HEMSTITCHING SALEM ELITE, hemstitching, chainstitching, pleating, buttons. 329 Oregon bldg. Phone 379. MRS. F. E. MULL. hemstitch ing and dressmaking, over Mil ler's sioee Phone 117. HAT BLOCKING MEN'S and women's hats renovat ed, blocked and trimmed. 495 Court. C. B. Ellsworth. PUBLIC STENOGRAPHERS PUBLIC stenographer, 408 Mason le bldg. garagFcn cgnito rtwrrrr harry w. scorr "The Cycle Man" 147 S.Com. 1'bone 68 SERVICE Garage, general-auto re pairing, 803 N. Liberty, phone 1277J. CHERRY CITY garage. General repairing. 170 S. 12 Imperial valley tomatoes $2.50 box; green peas 16c; straw- berries $1 crate; new potatoes 5c lb; Bermuda wax onions $2.00 a crate. Fruits: Oranges $3.75i5.00; lemons $8.50; bananas 11c; dates pound (bnlk) 16c; parsnips! $1.50 hundredweight; drome dary dates $7.00 cate; black! figs 10c; white figs 12 c; Ca -! fornla grapefruit $3.50; Florida grapefrula $9.00; Arlsrwa grape- j fruit $6.50: pineapples $4.50 per dozen; cantaloupe $4.50 per crate, Retail Price Butter and eggs: Eggs 25c; creamery butter : V - :-.. country butter 30. Portland, Or., June 9. Cattle' steady; receipts 30; prime steers $8.0048.25; medium to (Copyright l:u by International Trade Mark registered in the U. S RAMSDEN & McMorran, Indian motorcycles and Dayton bicycles 387 Court St. CM5D' 238 N. High Phone 203 Batter! e recharged and repaired. Degge BurreH. SALEM Auto diator and Ujidi.itnr Rbnn ra- fender specialists, 198 S. 12tht St. SOUTH Commercial garage, gen eral r.-p airing, vulcanizing and retreading. Exclusive agency for Sound tires. All work guaran teed. For sudden service phone 278. residence phone 1029R. 430 ! northern spring $1.30; red Wal S. Commercial. UNION Auto repair shop, acety lene welding. 187 S. Liberty St. Phone 304. : WAYNE QUAYLB Auto electric shop. 2(3 N. Com'l. Phone 413. JL D. BARTON. Exide batteries, starter and generator work. 171 S. Commercial. AUTO Electrician, expert trouble ahootlng. 238 N. High St. Phone 203. ' STANDARD Auto, Repair shop on Cheraeketa St., across from Ar go hotl. m FLORISTS PORCH BOXES Bedding plants for sale. Smith's, 301 N. Com mercial. NURSERY STOCK FRlFITLAND NURSERY Fruit, ornamental, walnut and filbert trees. Office 540 Statu St. phone 1727, Salem, Or. , SALEM Nursery company, fruit and ornamental trees, small fruit, roses. Phono 1763, 428 Oregon bldg. CHIROPODISTS CORNS and callouses scientific ally removed. Appliances from Individual impressioiti. Chas. E. Tatro, Masonic bldg. Phone 442. riioTocaiApfiV DE LUXE studio. Better pl.otos. 147 N. Commercial. INSURANCE 214 Oregon bldg. Phono 186 New York Life Ins. Co. E. F. Smith H. C. Pugh SHINING PARLOR T"E.Rex, Sn'Mng parlor Period icals, cigars und cigarettes. All kinds of shoe dying. We clean any kind of white shoes. 38 3 State St. Phone 3B8. m' AUCTION KICH G. 8ATTERLEE, 404 Ferry St. Salem. Ore., 1 hone 1177. ' COL. W. t. WRIGHT, Turner auc tioneer, Turner, Or. m 1'ARM IiOA.NS BUILDING LOANS MADE May be repaid like rent. Life. Eire, Health, Accident. In demnity, LibaliV and Auto In surance written, A. C. BOHRNSTEDT 401 Masonic Temple, Salem, Ore. OSTEOPATHY DBS. WHITE AND MARSHALL Osteopathic physicians and sur geons, 606 u. B. -Bank Building. Phone 859. Dr. White, resi dence phone 469; Dr. Marshall, residence phone SS4. ' WATER COMPANY SALEM WATER COMPANY Of fice, comer Commercial and Trade Sts. Bills payable monthly in advance. Phone 67. REPAIRING STEWART'S Repair shop. .14, Court SI. Lawn mowers ground. G. C. PATTERSON, shoe repairing shop, 143 a Liberty Bt. STOVES rebuilt and repaired. 66 years, experience; Depot Na tional and American fence, sixes 26 to 68 lnchus high. Paints oil and varnishes, etc., logan berry and hop hooks. Salem Fence and Slave Wurks, 250 Court street. Phone 124. NICKEL PLATING WILLAMETTE Plating Works, re pairing and reflnishlng. 420 8. Commercial St. Phone 278. .147 choice $7.508.00 fair to good $6.25 7.00; common to fair $5.00 6.25; choice feeders $5.25 05.75; choice cowa and belf era $6.5007.00; medium to good $5.50t.00;fair to feraiuin $4.50 05.00; common cows $3.50 4.50; cannera $2.00 3.50; bulls $3.5005.50; choice calves $9.50 i 10.00; prime light calves $9.0009.50; medium $6.009.00 heavy calves $3.00G.00; best feeders $1.25 t.7r" fair to ruud heavy calves $.; ti. Hogs lower; rec. 227; prime light $8.7509.00; smooth heavy $G.258.25; rough heavy $5.00 Q 7. 00; fat pigs $9.009.25, feeders $8.50 9.25. Sheep steady; receipts 1602; prime lambs $6.507 25. east of mountain lambs $7.0007.60; Feature Service. Inc. I Patent OtOe. 1'age Seven valleys $5.506.25: en" $5.00 6.00; feeders $2.50 4.00; calls S2.004.0u; eyes 41 .m a 1 25; light yearlings $5.00 5.50;heavy $4.505.00; wethers $34.50. Butter higher; extra cubes 32c cartons 34c; prints 33c. Butterfat, No. 1 churning cream 2729c f o b Portland; under grades 25c. Eggs: Selling price case count 24c; buying price 22V423c; selling price candlad 25c; se lects candled in cartons 28c. Poultry: Hens light 13l5c; heavy IXOZOc; broilers 22ig)24c; old roosters ll13c; turkeys nom; geese nom; ducks 40 45c. Wheat: Hard white $1.35; soft white $1.34; white club $1.32; hard winter $1.28; la $1.27. Barley $2224; oats $29; corn No. 3 yellow $30 31, Hay: Buying price, timothy $24; alfalfa $18 Si 19; grain $22 23. Three Arrested 2 Fined. Alleged Drunk Is Jailed Three men two alleged traffic law violators, and one alleged drunk 'were arrested by the po lice yesterday. Frank A. Ford wns takpn Into custody by Chief of Police Mof fitt for cutting a corner with his automobile. In the police court he pleaded guilty and was fined $5 by Judge Race. F. W. Stock, 14G4 Frlckey street, who was arrested by Officer Hnydett on the Bame charge, also pleaded guilty and paid S. Ofand Johnson, who Is charg ed with drunkenness, was, picked up on the streets by Officer Whit early last night. He was Jailed to await a hearing. Jack's Sparring Partners Will Wear Head Gear Atlantic City, N. J., June 9. Sparring purtuers In Jack Demp sey's training ramp will be com pelled to wear head gear when boxing is resumed to lessen the danger of reopening the wound over the chanipion's left eye which was uplit open last Sunday wheu Larry Williams butted li tin trying to evade a punch. Since then Dempsey has done no wurk with the gloves. "I could resume boxing now," Deinpsey said today, "as the wound is not cnuslng me any pain, hut there Is no use taking any nances until It la thorough healed." Deinpsey, with boxing off Hit program. Is concentrating on his famotiH shift. He stands before a heavy puniliing bag, first shifting for a right hook and then landing a left. The champion Is timing his blows accurately and is hitting iharply and with great force. Albany Fourth Will Be Sane Albany, June . Albany will stage a sane, though truly joyous Fourth of July celebration this year in conjunction with the big race meet at the Linn county fair 11, mi. I aH the result of the un divided vote of the eh 1 er at oniinerce and olhe.s at tl.t Mno luncheon ut the communi f In n e tcC.iy. Committees will M appointed from the membership of he cham ber to cooperate with the commit tees of the rax ing program to make the proper arrangement for a general Fourth of July re.rhratloa and to make such publicity of tba event as Is necessary to Invite the public. The (rend of opinion was that Albany should hs-e a real celebration, appropriate, and not Indulge in a "peanut" t; pe, as har' been the case too often lu the p. '. Vancouver. R C Jaft Brltton, welterweight boxing rhumplon, and Frank Barrieau of Vancouver fought ten rounds to a draw last night. JOURNAL WANT ADS PAY JOURNAL WANT ADS PAY 16,946 WANT ADS Printed in The Capital Journal from January to June 1, 1921, totalling 86,250 lines, not including real estate and classified directory. Gain of 987 Ads or 6,512 lines over a year ago. Capital Journal Want Ads pay that is why there are so many of them.